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Discover the beauty of new fabrics in this one-block quilt pattern! Bohemian Blenders by Hoffman explode with color throughout the Treasures quilt pattern!
Hoffman California Fabrics Bohemian Blenders are another new fabric line that explodes with interest and delight – using both sides of three new fabrics that explode in this one-block quilt pattern!
First, do you recall the two new quilts made with “Floral Rhapsody”? Click HERE to see Dash About and HERE to see VariLovable Star in these fabulous new fabrics!
Once again, here is a quilt made with both beautiful sides of Hoffman fabrics in this one-block quilt pattern.
Treasures is shown here using only three new fabrics on “solid” background in this one-block quilt pattern!
How does this work?
Specifically, each Contrary Wife block is made with two sets of half-square triangles (made using the reverse sides of the fabric for a lighter value) and five simple squares – and that’s it! The “light” blocks are made using the background fabric squares and the “dark” blocks are made with one of the three prints. Therefore, placement and the use of value (by using the reverse sides) gives the added interest of a secondary pattern.
The three colorways of Bohemian Blenders are Peridot, Palomino, and Multi.
The Hoffman version of this pattern lists the fabric details to make it easier for quilters and shop owners to find these exact fabrics.
See the Hoffman California Spring Projects Catalog HERE!
See the original Treasures quilt below. Learn more about the original Treasures HERE.
To summarize, seashells, sea horses, and coral are the seaside motifs in these fabrics by Dan Morris for QT. Both sides of the three fabrics are combined with a soft white background. There are limited quantities of this complete quilt kit in my Etsy shop (while supplies last).
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Read Sketches to Patterns and Designing Quilts with Panels to learn the process of designing for Hoffman California Fabrics!
