ETA: I recently hosted a quilt-along for my Talk of the Town quilt pattern on youtube. Sewing with friends is always a great endeavor! You can start anytime, and make one of five quilt sizes with me, watch the video to get started!

Over the weekend I put the finishing touches my remake of Talk of the Town. It’s been so fun to recreate my quilts in solids!

Talk of the Town Quilt Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

My photoshoot first thing this morning was rather glum, spring in the mountains is a little unsettled. However, the colors are pretty much spot on!

Talk of the Town Quilt Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

Talk of the Town

…is a fat quarter friendly pattern, this throw is made of 16 fat quarters and it’s the perfect size for snuggling on the couch, or sitting on the sidelines at your next sporting event! The pattern includes baby through king size quilts too, depending on the number of fat quarters you want to incorporate in your quilt.

Talk of the Town Quilt Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

The quilting is done with my Baby Lock Crown Jewel and the Pro-stitcher – I love the texture and can’t wait to try this quilting pattern again with a few more tweaks. I found the “wandering arrow” pattern on KarleePorter.com

In case you are interested in fabric details, here’s a list of the Bella’s that I used in the quilt top:

9900-174 American blue, -310 taupe, -242 linen, -192 leaf, -110 dark teal, -206 mauve, -182 porcelain, -109 pond, -244 harvest gold, -218 indigo, -283 lead, -240 dove, -281 eggshell, -234 evergreen, -105 rust, -285 unbleached
I like having a few different light neutrals in the mix, it allows your eye to rest. By having a variety of neutrals in the quilt top it adds interest to the quilt.
What are you piecing this week?
We have one more week of school before spring break, and we are all itching for the week off here!
Hope you have a great week –
Amy