The moment I saw the panels from the "Back in the Saddle" fabric line, I was in love!
They were gorgeous in colors and designs. I couldn't wait to put my favorite panel into a quilt
for the Riley Blake Designs Blog Tour. I was totally drawn to the horse running in water!
Free To Be Wild
Finished size is 54" x 60"
Fabric cutting instructions:
Cut 1 – Panel
36½” x 42½”
Cut 4 – 3½”
x 42½” black strips, Border A
Cut 30 – 3½”
x 6½” gray rectangles, Border B
Make 30 –
3½” x 6½” black and gray flying geese, Border B
Cut 4 – 6½” x 6½” black squares, Border B corners
Cut 6 – 2½”
x 43” strips, Binding
Cut 1 –
Backing to fit 54” x 60” quilt front (allow extra if needed for quilting)
"Free To Be Wild" has a border of 3" x 6" flying geese and rectangles which were
made using the Accuquilt dies and cutting machine. I love how easy the flying geese
were to put together! The rectangle die made it super fast, too.
Accuquilt Die Flying Geese #55456
Accuquilt Die Rectangle #55005
"Back in the Saddle by Penny Rose Studio has several beautiful panel prints.
This print features a horse running through water.
This print features a mother horse and her colt. Panel size is 36" x 43".
This print features a horses running in a field with lightning in the background.
Panel size is 36" x 43".
This print features horses running through a river. Panel size is 36" x 43".
This pillow panel features smaller scaled versions of the panels in the collection.
Panel size is 36" x 43".
I think this horse is just so beautiful.
The large size of this quilt will make it perfect for any horse lover.
Visit more of the blog tour here:
Riley Blake Designs - March 25th
Just Let Me Quilt - April 1st
Quiltscapes - April 8th
Thanks for stopping by!
.jpg)
Oh, I have to pick up that panel! Just love what you did with it. I like that Riley Blake makes the larger size and very art like panels.
ReplyDeleteI love it! I have a couple of horse panels, I must do up...this is sweet!
ReplyDeleteI love playing with panels. Nice to see them used in quilts. Your quilt is gorgeous in its simplicity.
ReplyDeleteHi Carol! Wow, this panel is a beauty. And I love how you added the flying geese borders. And your quilting just gives the whole piece some movement. Love it! ~smile~ Roseanne
ReplyDeleteCarol, those blocks in your last post are beauties. Aren't these panels wonderful for the horse lover!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous panels. I love how you finished it with a nice border that doesn't over whelm the center. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt ... :) Pat
ReplyDeleteThese horses on angel fabrics are stunning. I love your quilt with the Black and White drama to showcase such a gorgeous horse. Happy Hopping Dear
ReplyDeleteWhere can I buy the back in the saddle panel
ReplyDeleteCan anyone tell me where I can find the Back in the Saddle panel of the single Appaloosa horse?
ReplyDelete