Quilts with Sugar Pie Fabric
Here’s a taste of the new quilts I’ve designed using Sugar Pie fabric. The colors are so luscious and sweet. All of the patterns are available now in my shop. Just a note that I’ll be out of town until November 1 so if you order paper, they will ship when I return.
This one is a fun spin on a traditional log cabin sort of block.
Beachcomber can be made with either 1 Jelly Roll (precut 2.5″ strips) or 1 Layer Cake (precut 10″ squares) + plus an accent color. (I picked an aqua herringbone print from the Sugar Pie collection as my neutral.) I pieced this quilt and then my friend Kaitlyn quilted it with these mesmerizing swirls. Sidenote: If you’re looking for a fantastic long arm quilter, she is accepting new clients 🙂
My next quilt pattern is a no brainer! Smarty Pants uses 10 fat quarters and is a cinch to piece. It was quilted by Abby Latimer using a wavy line quilting–I’m guilty of using this pantograph more than any other. I love the simplicity of it!
You can’t see it super well, but I’ve used a yellow sprinkle print from the collection as the background print. It just adds a bit of warmth and texture that I really dig. I am dying to make one of these with just boy colors!
If you’re a fan of sawtooth stars, you’ll adore Star Crossed. You can use a Jelly Roll (precut 2.5″ strips) or a Layer Cake (precut 10″ squares) to bake this one up!
Here’s a closeup of the yummy clamshell quilting by Abby Latimer. I have never done the clamshells before and I have such a crush on them.
I might be a little partial to the next quilt, Sugar Cookie. This quilt uses 1 charm pack and was given its name because it reminds me of a pink frosted sugar cookie with rainbow sprinkles. This design was just begging for custom quilting by Natalia Bonner. I dropped of the quilt to her and told her to have fun. She certainly did not disappoint, did she?! Just incredible.
For the background, I used BasicGrey’s Grunge in Pear. I was happy to find that so many grunges coordinate with Sugar Pie. One of my favorite things is you can make it with just 1 charm pack!
Now if you’d like a more traditional version, here’s another Sugar Cookie quilt using a yellow sprinkles print for the background fabric. This one was pieced and quilted by my amazingly talented friend and fellow Moda designer, April Rosenthal. (Go check out her pattern shop and beautiful new line, Sweet Marion!)
The quilting is awesome on this one, it’s sort of a sampler of quilting so every square/triangles is different. I squealed practically the whole time I put the binding on as I got to closely examine the details.
Well! I’m getting ready to pack all these Sugar Pie fabric quilts up and get on an airplane to Houston for International Quilt Market. I hope you like Sugar Pie and the new patterns. The fabric ships to ships March 2017 but you can find all the new patterns in my shop now. You can get 10% off your entire order when you place it before November 1 and enter the promo code QUILTMARKET at checkout.
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13 Comments
Grandma
October 25, 2016 at 5:45 pmBeautiful fabric and quilts
Unknown
October 25, 2016 at 8:41 pmOh my goodness, your patterns are utterly amazing, and the quilts are gorgeous all finished and quilted exquisitely! I'm drooling 🙂
Karen
October 26, 2016 at 3:43 amThese quilts are amazing. I love all of these patterns. They look fun to make.
Little Quiltsong
October 26, 2016 at 4:33 amThese quilts and your fabric are absolutely gorgeous!! That Sugar Cookie quilt is absolutely stunning!
Judy
October 26, 2016 at 6:09 amBeautiful, sweet colors in your new fabric line. The quilt patterns are beautiful, and the quilting is outstanding. Love it all.
Unknown
October 26, 2016 at 9:28 amBeautiful quilts!!! Love, love, love this collection of fabric!!
Becky S.
October 26, 2016 at 2:21 pmI love Sugar Pie and all of you new patterns!!!
Cheryl
October 26, 2016 at 3:15 pmLovely. Can't wait for your new fabric line and patterns to come out!
Camille
October 27, 2016 at 11:26 pmDo you happen to know the name of the wavy line pantograph on your Smarty Pants quilt?
Lana Stewart
November 3, 2016 at 2:59 pmVanessa, I love your fabric starting with Into The Woods!! I always look forward to the arrival of your new fabric lines and have made several of your quilt kits! At present I'm working on the mystery block of the month from Fat Quarter Shop with Little Miss Sunshine!
Carol
September 8, 2017 at 8:45 pmSugar pie is so much fun to quilt with that I am worried there won't be enough for the next mind sweep.
Thank you for sharing your inspiration with pictures.
Unknown
July 4, 2018 at 8:00 amWhat pink solids did you use for the Sugar Cookie quilt ?
Carolyn
August 30, 2021 at 9:04 pmFor the record, THIS is my favorite fabric of all time, and I have a lot of fabric! I’ve made two quilts from it and may still make another one.