NEW Daysail Patterns! YAY!!!

Today I am so happy to share with you my new patterns made with our 

Bonnie and Camille Daysail fabric collection.

We will be showing this fabric collection at the International Quilt Market in October and 

it will ship to your local quilt shop in February. 

The patterns are available now.

It's always so hard to work on these projects for weeks and not show them,

but after many hours of designing, cutting, sewing, pressing and binding,

FINALLY, they are ready!

My first and very favorite quilt this time is Smooth Sailing.  

It is a large quilt measuring 83" x 91". 

As you can see, there are 4 different boats in diagonal rows.

One that has a Pinwheel,

One with a Friendship Star.

a Log Cabin block,

and a Churn Dash. 

Some face one way and some the other.

The sailboat print in aqua seemed like the obvious choice for the back and I used the stripe for 3 of my 4 quilt bindings. They are just so perfect, I couldn't resist. 

Molly of Lovely Threads did a great job quilting this one. 

Notice the clouds in the sky, the waves in the water and the stones down the pole?

Thanks so much Molly! 

 I am really ready for some Smooth Sailing!

Our Daysail line is great for baby boy quilts, so I just had to make two.

So many fun dots and stripes.

Both quilts are 42" x 42". 

This Anchor quilt is simple and quick using fat quarters and a few jelly roll strips.

The Waves quilt is made with jelly rolls and is really fast as well.

If you look closely, you can see that the white background print 

is a white on white dot, great for texture.

The text print is one of my favorites in the line and I used it for the back of this quilt.  

In fact, I couldn't resist using it in every single project. 

Yes, striped binding again.

Next up, High Tide.

This quilt is large as well, 78" x 96" and Fat Quarter Friendly.

LeAnn Powell quilted this one and I chose an all over paisley that looks like 

water splashing. 

Thanks LeAnn!

You can see how the floral prints mix so well with all the stripes and dots.

I used the red text print for the stones and the binding on this one. 

I thought it framed it nicely.

For those of you that didn't happen to see that I introduced this new bag pattern 

last week, this is my new Sew on the Go Bag pattern made with

our Miss Kate fabric line. Miss Kate is in quilt shops NOW! 

It's the perfect bag to put on your lap while doing your hand work as you travel.

 The front pocket unzips to reveal scissors, thread and everything you might need for 

the project you are working on. 

 Your thread and scissors can't fall down into your seat and get lost.

This cute little button to holds everything in place.

So, there you have it.

Which one is your favorite?

My new patterns are all in the shop today as paper or PDF's . 

Thanks for stopping by.

Happy Stitching,

Bonnie