Modern Custom Gallery
Modern Medallions, Blocks, Sashes, and Borders
Continuing with the Modern design aesthetic, I thought it would be interesting to create more patterns for custom quilting.
Included here you'll find a large group of patterns that will fit into single blocks, whether they be square, circular, or another shape.
Sashing patterns can be used in the traditional way, between blocks, or they can be used in narrow borders or to divide background spaces in interesting ways.
We think of larger medallion patterns in the center of a quilt, but for a different take on the idea, see Joan Knight's quilt.
And finally, there are a few border patterns and suggestions for making them turn the corner if they need to.
Don't be afraid to experiment with these patterns. Stretch, resize, and combine them to create new designs. And, of course, feel free to mix and match with patterns from the other Modern Sets.
In making my gallery samples, I had fun with traditional piecing, applique, wholecloth, and even a few rescue quilt tops.
The link to the Store is at the bottom of the page.
Have fun bringing the Modern style into your custom quilting
and let me know how you like it.
Anita
Included here you'll find a large group of patterns that will fit into single blocks, whether they be square, circular, or another shape.
Sashing patterns can be used in the traditional way, between blocks, or they can be used in narrow borders or to divide background spaces in interesting ways.
We think of larger medallion patterns in the center of a quilt, but for a different take on the idea, see Joan Knight's quilt.
And finally, there are a few border patterns and suggestions for making them turn the corner if they need to.
Don't be afraid to experiment with these patterns. Stretch, resize, and combine them to create new designs. And, of course, feel free to mix and match with patterns from the other Modern Sets.
In making my gallery samples, I had fun with traditional piecing, applique, wholecloth, and even a few rescue quilt tops.
The link to the Store is at the bottom of the page.
Have fun bringing the Modern style into your custom quilting
and let me know how you like it.
Anita
Modern Blocks
Small Flower Block
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Petals Block
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Amber's Spiro Block
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Jen's Spiro Block
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Daisy Block
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Daisy with Pearls Block
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Cherry Wreath Block
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Doily Block
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Spiral In and Out Block
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Spiral Block
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Circles Block
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Amber's Window Pane Block
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Amber's Daisy Block
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Jen's Butterfly Block
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Modern Flower Block
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Mango Block
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Jen's Ironwork Circle Block
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Jen's Ironwork Square Block
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Cubist Block
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Wonky Square Block
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Water Block
My first step in making this sample quilt was to choose a variety of edge to edge patterns from Set 3 to quilt the white background.
Then the green circles were appliqued on top and quilted with many of the circular patterns from the Modern Blocks, above.
Then the green circles were appliqued on top and quilted with many of the circular patterns from the Modern Blocks, above.
Modern Medallions
Jen's Medallion
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Cherry Wreath Medallion
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Circle Medallion
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Pearl Frame Medallion
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Curly Frame Medallion
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Joan Knight used a large number Modern patterns to create her
Crazy for Modern quilt.
If you look closely, you can see Modern blocks, medallions, and border patterns, sashes used as frames and dividing lines, and even a couple of traditional feather patterns.
Good job, Joan!
Crazy for Modern quilt.
If you look closely, you can see Modern blocks, medallions, and border patterns, sashes used as frames and dividing lines, and even a couple of traditional feather patterns.
Good job, Joan!
Modern Sashes
For best effect, place these Modern Sash patterns with 1/4" margin at top and bottom, but pull the length out to the full length of the sash. Some patterns such as Modern Pearls, shown here, have straight lines top and bottom which will create the popular channel look when quilted with 1/4" margin from the seam line.
Alternating Sash 1
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Alternating Sash 2
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Mirrored Sash 1
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Mirrored Sash 2
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Curl Sash
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Crosshatch Sash
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Oval Sash
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Narrow Oval Sash
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Pearl Sash Small
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Pearl Sash
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Diamond Sash
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Spiral Triangle Sash
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Tear Drop Sash
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Greek Key Sash
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Ribbed Sash
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Checkerboard Sash
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P2P Boxy Sash
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Extra!
Modern Tear Drop Sash, Modern Greek Sash, Modern Ribbed Sash and Modern Checkerboard Sash can also be used to fill narrow inner borders. Because the start and end are on the same horizontal plane they can be set into place P2P or used as Repeat Patterns for a border of any length. 
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My Modern Black and White sampler was made using four block patterns, all of the sashes, and the Paisley border.
Modern Borders
Here are four Modern Borders.
Please note that they do not have companion corner patterns.
Below are some suggestions about how I would set them up for quilting.
I think you will find the information helpful for these patterns
and for other border patterns that do not include corners.
Please note that they do not have companion corner patterns.
Below are some suggestions about how I would set them up for quilting.
I think you will find the information helpful for these patterns
and for other border patterns that do not include corners.
Both of the Modern Paisley borders can be set up to butt together at the corners.
Nudge them close to each other to eliminate gaps in the quilting.
Nudge them close to each other to eliminate gaps in the quilting.
Paisley Border
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Paisley Pearl Border
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Cornucopia Border
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The Cornucopia Border is a long nesting pattern which needs to be cropped at the beginning and at the end.
1. Draw a boundary around the border area to be quilted.
2. Use Repeat Patterns to fill the length, plus a little more.
3. Adjust the pattern until it fills the space well,
with no gaps at the beginning and end.
4. Use Fill Inside to crop off pattern lines that extend beyond the boundary lines.
1. Draw a boundary around the border area to be quilted.
2. Use Repeat Patterns to fill the length, plus a little more.
3. Adjust the pattern until it fills the space well,
with no gaps at the beginning and end.
4. Use Fill Inside to crop off pattern lines that extend beyond the boundary lines.
Herringbone Border
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To create a Herringbone border with mitered corners, follow the steps
shown here. 1. Set up the border width needed. 2. Use Divide to remove half of the last pattern leaving a mirror image miter. 3. Nest the patterns together in each corner. |
My wholecloth quilt uses a large pattern in the center, the Spiral Medallion Frame, Jen's Butterfly, Small Flower, and the Cornucopia Border.
Note: the center pattern is not part of this Modern Custom Set. Please choose another of the Modern Medallions to design your wholecloth quilt.
I think the Modern Cherry Wreath would give a similar look.
Note: the center pattern is not part of this Modern Custom Set. Please choose another of the Modern Medallions to design your wholecloth quilt.
I think the Modern Cherry Wreath would give a similar look.
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Complete Sets available for Blocks, Medallions, Sashes and Borders
Complete Sets available for Blocks, Medallions, Sashes and Borders