Have you seen the new Northwoods Medley die from AccuQuilt? I was lucky enough to get to design a quilt for them using this fun die which has a bear, a moose and trees. I also used fabric from Island Batik and the FREE pattern is available!
Wouldn’t this be neat in a cabin or…..a house along the river!
Here is a closeup of the quilting, I used several different neutrals for the background blocks and the trees were stitched with Aurifil thread. I just did a little free-motion stitching around each piece.
Check out this cute moose!
The free pattern for the Wild in Northwoods 28″ x 28″ wall hanging is available from AccuQuilt. Just click on the link which will take you to the page and also a video about the Wild in Northwoods quilt. There you can click the button which says Add to Downloads and then go to your account page to download it. AccuQuilt is also offering free embroidery designs for the Northwoods Medley dies which will be great if you have an embroidery machine!
I also used the AccuQuilt GO! 8 inch Qube and you’ll find detailed directions in the pattern.
I’ll be sharing more projects soon with some of the other new dies like the Limited Edition Elephant die, the Leaping Frog and the Musical Medley.
Sweet quilt, Connie! I love that moose!
Very nice, Connie! Considering where I spend six months out of my year, this quilt really appeals to me.
Love the Wall Hanging , Connie !
Hello Connie; What a fabulous pattern you have designed to go with these new dies! Everything about this quilt is wonderful and makes me think of beautiful mountains! Thank you so much for designing another spectacular quilt and sharing it with us! Have a great day!
This is beautiful and serene Connie. It’s totally culturally irrelevant to me and I still love it.
Those cutouts are so cute. I really like the quilt you designed with them too.
I especially like the asymmetrical layout. Very sharp!
We are going to a mountain cabin in ten days (yes I’m counting down!!) and I can definitely see this hanging there! I love the Great Smoky mountains and this reminds me of them!! Great job!