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The Orla Quilt in AGF Pure Solids
This is the Orla Quilt made up in AGF Pure Solids! I am loving this combination of colors right now and I love them in the quilt even more.
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For my most recent patterns, I have been trying to make one of the samples from either solids or basic prints for a couple of different reasons.
- Unlike collections which will go out of stock a few months after a pattern is released, solids and basics tend to stick around long-term. If you are reading this post five years from now, you should be able to find all of these colors in stock and be able to make a quilt just like this one.
- Solids show the pattern more clearly. I love working with prints, but seeing a quilt made in solids simplifies the pattern visually.
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This quilt was made using AGF Pure Solids, though you could find similar colors from most of the major fabric companies that have a line of solids.
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Before you ask: I do not have a list of the solids that I used. Yet. I pulled most of these from a bin of Pure Elements scraps in my sewing room and I tried to construct a list of the colors that I used, but I didn't feel like I could be 100% sure about a few of the shades so I have a color card on the way and I will post the colors when it arrives.
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I do know that I used Sweet Macadamia for the background fabric and it is is so pretty. It feels like a pinky/peachy neutral.
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For the backing fabric, I used a 108" wide Art Gallery print called Picnic on the Meadow. I ordered this print recently without a specific plan, but I had already started working on this quilt top and they ended up being a perfect match.
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The binding fabric is Pure Solids in Weathered Brick. I have used this shade as a binding fabric several times and I'm not stopping — it somehow works with everything and ties the quilt together nicely.
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If you would like to make a quilt just like this one, I will post the list of solids that I used very soon! You can pick up a copy of the Orla Quilt Pattern in my shop now.