After months designing, pattern writing, and pattern testing Night Garden and bonus quilts Space Arcade and Congruence, I am very happy to be able to say that the Night Garden digital pattern is now available for you to make your own version of these three quilts. And if you would instead prefer to only make one of the bonus quilts, the stand alone Space Arcade digital pattern and Congruence digital pattern are also available today.
Fabrics & Materials
For the queen size cover quilt version of Night Garden, I used Kona Cotton in Royal for the Background and Oyster for Fabric A. A 108ʺ wideback in Navy Kona Cotton was the perfect backing fabric.

Space Arcade Piecing
When piecing Night Garden, you are left with large scraps of fabric. I opted to pair the full circle and smaller quarter circle scraps (which are created when making BOTH the Throw and Queen size version of Night Garden) with FreeSpirit Designer Essential Solids in Cerulean to create my test version of the Space Arcade bonus quilt.

Congruence – Fabric Prep
When piecing the queen size version of Night Garden, you are left with larger quarter circle scraps of fabric. I chose to pair those scraps with Kona Cotton in Enchanted to make my test version of the Congruence bonus quilt.
Quilting
The Night Garden queen size cover quilt was beautifully quilted by Melissa @sewshabbyquilting using the Dissent pantograph from Longarm League. I love how the shapes in the pantograph are all elements of the pieced top.

Space Arcade – Quilting Detail
For Space Arcade, I used a Hera marker to mark and walking foot quilt 1ʺ spaced lines that were mapped out to connect the pieced elements of the quilt top (Tips for Using a Hera Marker). In the larger spaces, I free motion quilted dense back and forth lines. To mark out the walking foot paths and lines, I used a combination of my straight quilting acrylic rulers to create the straight lines and 4ʺ, 3ʺ, 2ʺ, and 1ʺ quarter circle templates* to create the curved quilting. (*Note: the perfect quarter circle templates I used to mark my quilting lines are included in the pattern.)
I also have a more in depth blog post about the Space Arcade quilting plan.

Congruence – Center Quilting Detail
For Congruence, I used a Hera marker to mark and walking foot quilted 1ʺ spaced lines that were mapped out to echo the pieced elements of the quilt top (Tips for Using a Hera Marker). To mark out the walking foot paths and lines, I used a combination of my straight quilting acrylic rulers to create the straight lines and 5ʺ, 4ʺ, 3ʺ, 2ʺ, and 1ʺ quarter circle templates* to create the curved quilting. (*Note: the perfect quarter circle templates I used to mark my quilting lines are included in the pattern.)
I also have 2 in depth blog posts about the Congruence quilting plan and Quilting Plan C (I ultimately chose to use Plan C).
Night Garden Pattern Details
Night Garden is a very modern and striking quilt that can be made in two colorways (two fabrics or multi-fabric) in a throw or queen size. The intermediate to advanced skill level pattern includes bonus quilt patterns Space Arcade (which uses scraps created from piecing the Throw AND Queen size version of Night Garden) and Congruence (which uses scraps created from piecing the Queen size version of Night Garden). All three patterns include coloring page(s), paper templates, and full quilting details for the cover/sample quilt(s).
Sizing / Finished Measurements
Night Garden Sizing / Finished Measurements
Throw: 66ʺ x 66ʺ
Queen: 90ʺ x 100ʺ
Space Arcade Sizing / Finished Measurements
Throw: 54ʺ x 62ʺ
Congruence Sizing / Finished Measurements
Throw: 60ʺ x 60ʺ
Templates and Template Preparation

Quilting Templates on Thin Polycarbonate
I work with acrylic templates when I am piecing curves, but I know that not all templates are the same and not everyone has templates. When cutting the concave and convex shapes, you may use templates included at the end of the PDF or standard 6ʺ finished / 6½ʺ unfinished Drunkard’s Path acrylic templates (I personally use templates from Jen Carlton-Bailly). Note: If you have your own set of Drunkard’s Path acrylic templates, I recommend printing out the templates and verifying that your templates match the concave and convex shapes suggested for the pattern.
When you print and cut out the templates, make sure that the scaling is set to 100% or Actual Size before you print. Measure the 1ʺ square on the template page with one of your quilting rulers to make sure that the templates are printed to the correct size. You may use the printed templates and a fabric marking device of your choice or using template material, trace the paper templates onto the material to create your own templates.
In addition, I have included the quarter circle templates I used to create marking templates for my Space Arcade and Congruence quilting plans.
Additional Supplies
- I find a smaller 28mm rotary cutter ideal for cutting curves in combination with acrylic rulers. This is totally optional. A 45mm rotary cutter will also work very well.
- 12½ʺ square ruler or larger
- Stiletto
Space Arcade Quilt Pattern
While Space Arcade was created as a “bonus quilt” companion to the Night garden quilt, today I am also releasing a full, stand alone pattern for Space Arcade. The pattern contains yardage and cutting instructions for all the pieces, meaning that it does not rely on first making Night Garden to have left over scraps.
Space Arcade Multi Color Option
Just like Night Garden, Space Arcade is offered with a two color and multi color option.
Congruence Quilt Pattern
While Congruence was created as a “bonus quilt” companion to the Night garden quilt, today I am also releasing a full, stand alone pattern for Congruence. The pattern contains yardage and cutting instructions for all the pieces, meaning that it does not rely on first making Night Garden to have left over scraps.
THANK YOU!
I would like to thank Cheryl from Meadow Mist Designs for her technical editing, advice, and consultation throughout the extensive pattern writing and quilting process for these three patterns and quilts.
Pattern Release Sale
To celebrate the triple pattern release, all three patterns are on sale for $2 off through Sunday, June 25th.
- Night Garden digital quilt pattern
- 41 pages
- Includes 2 bonus quilt patterns
- Space Arcade digital quilt pattern
- Congruence digital quilt pattern
I look forward to seeing your beautiful versions!
Congratulations on another fabulous modern pattern.
Congrats on the pattern release! These are all wonderful designs.
Yvonne! What a celebration of modern design. I admire your ability to create a really cool pattern based on the cuttings left from a different design. What a challenge. All three patterns are great
designs. I have a feeling you will see many of them made into a rainbow of color. Congratulations!
Fabulous quilts and what a gorgeous display of color. I am in awe of your release and all the hard work that went into it. They are each different and yet a part of the other quilt…so interesting.
I love all three designs, what a collection of patterns!
Woah — talk about a big release day! Congratulations on the debut of these three patterns!
It’s been a while since I tackled some curved piecing, and I’m a little rusty. Do you have any thoughts on what brands of fabric are best for curves? I think I’d forgo Art Gallery, just because there’s not much give to it. I have some yardage of Cirrus Solids … I’m thinking that would work as well as Kona or Bella Solids. Thoughts? Thanks in advance for any insight!
Congrats on your latest release. I think it’s brilliant to include patterns to use the ‘extra’ fabric from the original quilt.
These are all so cool! you just have the greatest eye for design!!!