Lady of the Lake Quilt with Fat Quarter Shop

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Hello Everyone and welcome to today's featured Quilt: The Lady of the Lake Quilt is part of the Fat Quarter Shop's Classic & Vintage series: with video tutorials! (Click link to see all the tutorials in the series) For those who are unfamiliar with the Classic & Vintage series, they focus on traditional quilt blocks with a modern twist!

 

The fabric I used is Mirage by Alex Anderson and Kona Snow! Sewn with Aurifil 50 wt thread #2021

The Lady of the Lake quilt block is made so easy using "Triangles on a Roll" I love using them! My half square triangles come out perfect every time! They are inexpensive and useful, I can make 2 or 20 in just a few minutes using them. 3" Half Square Triangle Paper Triangles on a Roll #H300 | Fat Quarter Shop

 

 

The complete Lady of the Lake pattern is available for purchase at fatquartershop.com. To make a quilt just like Kimberly Jolly's of the Fat Quarter Shop, they have a Lady of the Lake quilt kit and separate backing set available! Everything all together!

You can also download the FREE block pattern and watch Kimberly’s video tutorial for a step-by-step guide on making the block and go to town!

Either way is great!

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNVOIVLsQQU&sns=em

 

Lots of people sewing along so check out the Jolly Jabber link!

Classic & Vintage: Lady of the Lake Quilt - The Jolly Jabber Quilting Blog

As always thank you reading!

Lisa

 

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