Kaffe Mystery Quilt

[ek s.]

I agree that you should pre-wash your fabric. When dry, starch and iron before cutting.
On another note, if you are looking for Kaffe fabrics or like in my case, polka dots, I recommend
lyonquilting.com in Colorado. 303-823-6067.
They are featured in this month’s Quilt Sampler.

I’m not finished with mine and I thought it needed something more. Hence the polka dots. Any suggestions are welcomed.
Thanks,
Mary

I went to visist and the url is lyonsquilting.com

[Karla W.]

SEW beautiful! Congrats on this gorgeous quilt!!

[Karen A.]

Here’s my quilt label for my Mystery Quilt. I struggled the whole way but can honestly say it has been an exciting challenge. Karen Bodeen, from smoky Yakima, WA.

[Ganene B.]

Looks fabulous

[Ganene B.]

Very nice!

[Jane T.]

Still debating adding a Kaffe border that would mimic the color wash effect in the quilt. This was a lot of fun

[brenda h.]

I took a couple of days off to rebuild my design wall. I needed it bigger for this behemoth. Here is the new wall (I know the lines aren't exactly straight, but they work for me!) and the quilt as of today



Hopefully I will be posting pictures of the finished quilt soon

[elizabeth m.]

My kaffe top

[Karla W.]

Looks great! I wish I could have done this quilt!
Can't wait to see your finished quilt!

[Maxine B.]

Done

[Maxine B.]

My finished Kaffe Quilt

[Trudy F.]

I can't seem to figure out how to send my picture to the forum. Please help. I used Jane Sassaman's Butterfly Garden fabric and I love it.

[Dorrell R.]

I really like your quilt -it is striking and your eye just goes around !

[Penny C.]

I love the way you have fussy cut the Kaffe fabric. Such a pretty setting.

[Penny C.]

I was inspired by polka dots and large stars with this project. Made the blocks twice once with the Kaffe and then with bluebonnets. I learned so much.