This pattern has been re-released as Mod Arrows, and is available in the FPQ pattern shop.
I’m still swamped with deadlines, but I’m surfacing to let you know about my new pattern out in the January/February 2018 issue of McCall’s Quilting!
They’ve called it Primarily Geese, since it’s made with flying geese blocks—but when you put them together it makes these fun arrows!
I used fabrics from Quilting Treasures, but you only need about a fat eighth of each fabric so this would be an awesome scrap-buster, too.
It’s quilted with just straight lines, though if I’d had more time I might have done some ruler work in the arrows and a free motion background fill to let them pop more.
The issue should be on newsstands now!
Quilt Stats:
Fabrics: Basics from Quilting Treasures
Batting: Warm & White
Thread: Superior Threads So Fine #50 (top and bobbin)
115,698 stitches at 12 stitches/inch
Fun and fresh! And would lend itself to any size too …
Congratulations! It always surprises me that my projects get renamed in magazines, and I can never help but call them what I named them, haha. 🙂
Great ooking quilt! congrats on getting in the magazine!! Hugs, H
Congratulations Sylvia. It is a wonderful quilt and will be a great addition to their magazine!!