Delight started out as a bit of a therapy project. A little quiet time to myself, and a stack of fat quarters. This is almost always a recipe for success when making a quilt, and Delight is just that: A delight to make!

Delight Quilt and Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

Since I started it on a whim, I didn’t have a deadline and I took a bit longer making it. I do love the opportunity to stand back and look at a project though! It’s nice to see where the quilt wants to go, especially without a specific color plan.

Delight Quilt and Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

Using the fat quarter bundle, I cut pieces, and added them to the quilt blocks very randomly. Simply looking for contrast with each addition.

Delight Quilt and Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

Using a coordinated fat quarter bundle made this really easy, but it could definitely be made with scraps or your fat quarter collection too.  I just love the pop of the neon green in there, with the navy to balance everything out.

Delight Quilt and Pattern by Amy Ellis - AmysCreativeSide.com

When it was time to bind the quilt, I had enough bits of my fat quarters to cut from. It’s a scrappy binding, just like the rest of the quilt.

Delight measures 60″x  72″, and the pattern also includes a baby, lap and twin option. I quilted it with a “window pane” digital design that adds texture without taking away the coziness of the quilt.

Fabrics used = Flower Shop by Alexia Marcele Abegg which I’m sure will be hard to find by now, but Alexia’s other collections would also work really well.

Happy Quilting –

Amy