Under the Veranda… at last!

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Maybe you remember this?


 
It is “Under the Veranda”, my block-of-the-month style modern quilt pattern that was previously only available to shop owners who had ordered the Veranda collection.  It is definitely my favorite of my quilts – hands-down no question about it.
This pattern got me in a bit of trouble – many people have written me wanting to order it as a stand-alone pattern but I felt I had a responsibility to shopowners who had ordered this collection, so I didn’t feel comfortable selling it right away.

I developed a plan – a year from the collection’s release I would make it available as a stand-alone pattern, thus giving shops who ordered the pattern exclusivity for one year.
Unlike my other two new patterns, it has not been sent off to the printer – at least not yet.  With 20 pages of full-color instructions, I haven’t found a good printing solution for this pattern.  I’m considering and iBook, eBook, and other digital formats, but right now it is available to you all as a pdf over at my Craftsy shop!

This pattern has a bit of everything: bargello, applique, Dresden Plates, Snowball blocks, Flying Geese – the list goes on, but it really comes together for a fun, modern look. 

My daughter and I pieced it together in 5 days over spring break last year.  We aren’t sure we’d recommend that schedule (in fact, we are sure that we would not recommend that schedule), but the blocks are really fun!
So tell me, would any of you be interested in digital patterns other than pdfs?  If so, any particular fomat?
I hope you really like Under the Veranda!
Happy sewing!
Amanda
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Under the Veranda… at last!

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Maybe you remember this?

 
It is “Under the Veranda”, my block-of-the-month style modern quilt pattern that was previously only available to shop owners who had ordered the Veranda collection.  It is definitely my favorite of my quilts – hands-down no question about it.
This pattern got me in a bit of trouble – many people have written me wanting to order it as a stand-alone pattern but I felt I had a responsibility to shopowners who had ordered this collection, so I didn’t feel comfortable selling it right away.

I developed a plan – a year from the collection’s release I would make it available as a stand-alone pattern, thus giving shops who ordered the pattern exclusivity for one year.
Unlike my other two new patterns, it has not been sent off to the printer – at least not yet.  With 20 pages of full-color instructions, I haven’t found a good printing solution for this pattern.  I’m considering and iBook, eBook, and other digital formats, but right now it is available to you all as a pdf over at my Craftsy shop!

This pattern has a bit of everything: bargello, applique, Dresden Plates, Snowball blocks, Flying Geese – the list goes on, but it really comes together for a fun, modern look. 

My daughter and I pieced it together in 5 days over spring break last year.  We aren’t sure we’d recommend that schedule (in fact, we are sure that we would not recommend that schedule), but the blocks are really fun!
So tell me, would any of you be interested in digital patterns other than pdfs?  If so, any particular fomat?
I hope you really like Under the Veranda!
Happy sewing!
Amanda
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Cupcake Countdown and Square Dance

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Introducing two new patterns… Cupcake Countdown and Square Dance!

Cupcake Countdown is a fun, advent-style birthday calendar for your favorite kids in your life! (Fabrics shown are from Dessert Party by Ann Kelle for Robert Kaufman.)  As the days go by, you move the yo-yo cherries from the bottom white confetti print area up to decorate the top of each cupcake!

And Square Dance uses up modern fat quarters in a really fun way.  You need 20 fat quarters for the twin size quilt and 9 for the smaller lap version.

I’m sending them off to the printer, but in the meantime I’m trying something new.  I’m temporarily putting them on Craftsy.  I will eventually take them down once the printed patterns come out, but right now you can download them over in my store!

Happy sewing!

Amanda

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