Bubbly
Quilt Pattern

Bubbly {Pattern Release}

I created the Bubbly quilt pattern as my 2019 Patreon pattern, and as such it was only available to those who signed up to support me via Patreon for $1 or more per month. Today, I’m excited to get to expand the pattern release to everyone!

Bubbly Digital Quilt Pattern

Bubbly Digital Quilt Pattern

Toward the end of 2018 I asked my patrons to vote on two quilt patterns: I wanted to use one to submit for consideration for the 2020 Quilter’s Planner companion magazine and the other I would use as the 2019 Patreon Pattern. One of the quilt patterns featured a transparency design and the other was a design with curved piecing. The vote was perfectly divided, and a lot of my patrons mentioned that they were looking to expand their skill sets and give curved piecing a try. So instead of using either of the suggested patterns, I decided to merge the ideas and create a pattern based on the Babsie mini quilt that would offer both transparency play and curved piecing.

Bubbly - Traveling in Wabi-Sabi Overland

Bubbly – Traveling in Wabi-Sabi Overland

In addition, my twin size test version of Bubbly traveled along with my husband and I last summer in Wabi-Sabi Overland. The Bubbly pattern is written for a baby and twin size quilt and the pattern contains detailed information to help you select your fabrics and confidently piece curves. I recommend using the quarter circle templates from Jen Carlton Bailly, but the pattern also contains paper templates for your use as well.

To celebrate the full release of the Bubbly digital quilt pattern, the pattern will be on sale through Friday, February 21st.

Many thanks to Cheryl Brickey (Meadow Mist Designs) for her technical editing skills!

7 thoughts on “Bubbly {Pattern Release}

  1. Cindy Pieters says:

    Congrats on your pattern release!

  2. Congratulations on the pattern release, Yvonne!

  3. What a gorgeous pattern! Congratulations on another great pattern and its release.

  4. Jayne Willis says:

    Love it! The colors are so you Yvonne and as always, you know how to use transparency to its fullest!

  5. springleafstudios says:

    This is a very striking design Yvonne. And blue too! So you.

  6. Love the name, Yvonne! The name and the design instantly make me happy 🙂

  7. I really like this. It reminds me of a modern artwork I was admiring just yesterday, which had pairs of orange circles, some overlapping, some not, painted on a white background. It was simple but mesmerising.
    (One of the perks of my job is the art in the corridors, especially now we have a temp exhibition borrowed from a local university.)

I really appreciate the time and thought you take to comment, and I look forward to conversing with you. :)