Raise your hand if you have a ball of twine in a kitchen drawer. Most of us do, and most of us don't give it a second thought. While useful, twine is fairly boring.
Until today. Dover Hill Studio's new Divine Twine collection turns this handy rope product into a thing of beauty. Twine outlines flowers, medallions, paisleys, swirls, and more in this rich, masculine-colored collection. Who knew twine could be so attractive?!
Here's a closer look at the medallion print--these medallions can be fussy-cut into 6-1/2" squares--perfect for adding intricate detail to a quilt block.
Divine Twine has two free quilt patterns. The first pairs the prints with coordinating Burlap colors to create a quilt made of contrasting shades.
"Garden Courtyard"
designed by Stephanie Sheridan and Linda Leathersich of Stitched Together Studios
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| Click here to download the free quilt pattern. |
The second uses fussy-cut medallion blocks alternating with a secondary pieced block with a nautical feel.
"Porthole Medallion"
designed by Janet Page Kessler
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| Click here to download the free quilt pattern. |
Click here to see the entire Divine Twine collection and download the free quilt patterns.
p.s. If you haven't seen our new Modern by the Yard e-zine, read more about it and download it here.
p.p.s. Next week we'll be starting our annual March Madness quilt bracket! Be sure to stop by and nominate your favorite free quilt pattern from our website.
Beautiful fabrics . . . this is my first visit, but I'm sure not my last. I would love making a quilt with these, they are so very BoHo, Love them! This is the time of year when my sewing machine actually get a rest. Spring and outdoor projects keep me pretty busy until everything gets a spring face lift and the garden is planted. This year I am putting in drip lines on some of the garden, so, more time to sew and less time moving sprinklers :)
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Gorgeous fabrics. I'm certainly going to track this fabric line down in my local quilt shops, as well as favorite online shops. And I love the free pattern designs for this collection too.
ReplyDeleteOf course, I'm looking forward to your March Madness quilt bracket. Quite fun last year.
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Wow--very pretty!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous line of fabrics....I can hardly wait to find them. Thanks for the link to the free patterns. Blessings....
ReplyDeleteI do have twine in my kitchen and elsewhere, even baling twine in my garden stuff. Love the fabric. Keep it coming.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fabric line,love them.
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