Let's go on an adventure -- let's go on a Jungle Cruise! This line is inspired by the wild side of nature -- featuring snakeskin prints, giraffe spots, leopard speckles, and leaves!
When I was thinking about what pattern to use with these fabrics, I thought that our new Summer Patio pattern was the perfect choice to showcase these beautiful fabrics in a fun and easy setting. I posted about the start of this quilt in July!
I had enough fabrics to make the full sized quilt and put my strip pieced blocks in diagonals across the quilt.
For the quilting, I used 50 wt. Aurifil thread in "blonde beige" and did all over swirls for the quilting. This color blended well with all of the prints in the collection.
For the binding I did a semi-scrappy binding using alternating strips of two different bright prints. I fully found this by machine. I used a variegated thread from Superior Threads to do the top stitching on the binding.
This quilt finishes at 77 x 91 inches for the full size. The pattern also includes instructions for a twin size that finishes at 63 x 91 inches.
I loved working with the Jungle Cruise line and hope that you have checked out all of the blog posts for the Great Outdoors hop! Click here for the full schedule -- I've updated all of the links to date with links to the posts rather than to just the blog homepage. That post also includes the live Rafflecopter for the Grand Prize giveaway sponsored by Island Batik -- they'll be giving away strip packs of new fabric to three lucky winners!
I'm always happy to share my Island Batik fabric wealth with my friends from the interwebs (that's you!) and so I am giving away TWO mini-strip sets (24 strips each) cut from the remaining yardage of my bundle of Jungle Cruise fabrics.
You know the drill -- comments for entries, up to three entries per person! (If you leave more than three comments, extra comments will be deleted and not counted as entries.) Giveaway will be closed on September 5th (but I have another one planned that will start on September 7th!)
Thank you for visiting me today on the hop! Please check out all of the other stops on the hop and get the pattern to make your own Summer Patio quilt!
Sharing at Linky Tuesday and Needle and Thread Thursday!
Wow, this is SO pretty! I love the teal that you used for the background. What a fun quilt!
ReplyDeleteoh your quilt is gorgeous. i would love to make this also. those fabrics just pop.
ReplyDelete1) Ocean Odyssey and London Calling
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Your quilt is really beautiful Alison!
ReplyDeleteI really like Spring Blossoms in the Spring collection.
I have loved this hop But really how does one choose only one out of all these wonderful quilters? No contest
ReplyDelete2) my top two are Moose Stash and Bejeweled
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I really liked Joan from moosestashquiltingblogspot.com I loved her quilt and the fabrics she used were beautiful.
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ReplyDeleteAll the fabrics are beautiful but I think my favorite line is Victoria and Albert.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite quilt so far is by Clever Chameleon with the dragonflies.
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ReplyDeleteI like the Dear William and the Birds and Bees collections. Such beautiful colors! Although all of them are amazing!
ReplyDeleteMy favorites are London Calling and Wild Things. So many pretty batiks!
ReplyDeleteThey were all great so far, but I especially like the giraffe quilt at Vicki's Crafts and Quilting.
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ReplyDeleteLove this quilt! (1) Spring Blossoms is my favorite!!!
ReplyDelete(2) Dizzy Quilter, Jen's new quilt pattern is so fun and I really enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI really like the Lavendula and Eclectic garden but honestly they are all gorgeous, you can't go wrong with batiks in my book
ReplyDelete(3) I follow you on Instagram and that's where I first saw your quilt posted. Great job!
ReplyDeleteYou made a beautiful quilt!
ReplyDeleteI have a preference for the London Calling collection.
I follow you on Instagram.
ReplyDeleteLilly the giraffe is adorable I also really liked Desert Blooms geese on the lake.
ReplyDeleteI follow on insta @abundantdawn
ReplyDeleteI'm a sucker...when it comes to blue, London Fog!
ReplyDeleteI liked Vicki's Crafts and Quilting and her Missy Giraffe!
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Instagram also. Especially when you create Beautiful quilts like this one.
ReplyDeleteLove British rose and Ocean Odyssey but all the collections are beautiful
ReplyDeleteFreemotion by the river is always worth a stop and Bejeweled quilts too
ReplyDeleteI follow via Facebook
ReplyDeleteCanterbury Manor, Jungle Cruise are some of my favorites. 24Tangent@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteI enjoy seeing what everybody makes with their new collections. 24Tangent@gmail.com
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ReplyDeleteI liked the Moosestash quilting and Devoted Quilter projects on their day!
ReplyDeleteI love Lavendula. The purples and blue/greens are yummy. martisovitsd@central.edu
ReplyDeleteI think Ocean Odyssey is my favourite - the bright colours, and the swirls in the patterns.
ReplyDeleteIt’s a toss up between Wild Things and London Calling!
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous... that pattern compliments every print beautifully!
I'm pretty sure I looked at all of the IB Great Outdoors posts - but the ones that especially come to mind are Clever Chameleon's dragonflies, Vicki's Missy the Giraffe, Sharon from Yellow Cat's flower applique. I also seem to remember someone making a gorgeous gazebo, but I've clicked quite a few now, and can't find it again! Apparently I'm in an applique mood of late!
ReplyDeleteI follow Little Bunny Quilts by rss on The Old Reader. I found you through this blog hop, so I look forward to getting to know you and your quilts! I think this one is just charming - so simple - almost like a rail fence, but with the extra block borders and sashing it adds so much to the look. And swirl quilting is my favourite, so that is a great choice in my book!
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed this hop... batiks are my favourite fabric collection. I loved the quilt that If These Threads Could Talk Made and also Powered by Quilting’s quilt (the colours popped off the black background).
ReplyDeleteI follow you via a Bloglovin and Instagram.
ReplyDeleteLove the sweet treats, all those shades of green, plus dragonflies!
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ReplyDeleteI like petal perch by lizard creek
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! This is the perfect pattern to showcase fabrics. I like the quilted swirls
ReplyDeleteLove the colors in the Dear William collection in the summer releases. So warm and cozy looking!
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Moosetash blog!
ReplyDeleteLondon calling is a great collection. I love blue!
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ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful! Lovely colors and I love the scrappy binding. Lots of pretty collections and one of my favorites is London Calling.
ReplyDeleteJoan from Moosestash Quilting made one of my favorite quilts. Such wonderful talent all through the hop.
ReplyDeleteI’m a follower via IG (@usairdoll)
ReplyDeleteHow can I possibly pick a favorite? But I've narrowed it down to two: Eclectic Garden and Whatnot.
ReplyDeleteI loved all the posts, but I particularly liked the posts from Creative Blonde, Sally Manke, MooseStash, Sew Incredibly Crazy, Clever Chameleon, and Vicki's Crafts and Quilting.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Facebook, Instagram, Bloglovin, and email.
ReplyDeleteLove the Globetrotter fabrics - very nice!!! although I have never met a Batik that I didn't want to fondle!!! LOL mumbird3atgmaildotcom
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ReplyDeleteI think Dragonfly dreams is my fav IB so far. tvonzalez at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI prefer seeing full-sized bed quilts made with the fabric so all that have done that, including you, I just adore.
ReplyDeleteLove your choice of border and sashing fabric, really makes the blocks pop.
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I like Sweet Tweets, the colors are many of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteI've seen lots of gorgeous projects, but one that sticks in my mind is Joan at Moosestash Quilting's quilt with the bears on it.
ReplyDeleteI follow your blog on my blogger dashboard/GFC.
ReplyDeleteLove both Collections..but Summer one is my favorite! :) Your Quilt is Beautiful!! & Thank you for chance to win your Give-a-way too! :)
ReplyDeleteThe bears hands down... love love love..happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteSweet treats summer clection. .. happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteTruthfully have loooved ALL the Blogs so far..your's too..but these have stuck in my head..lol "Powered by Quilting", Dizzy Quilter, Freemotin by the River", & Devoted Quilter..know there are more :)
ReplyDeleteI got you on facebook. .. happyness04431@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteAlready follow you thru Email & Bloglovin :)
ReplyDeleteLove the Quilt- I know a friend who would also love it
ReplyDeleteI really like the Lavendula collection. Beautiful blend of colors!
ReplyDeleteI follow via email and on Instagram as ceciliaquilts.
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My favorite is Ocean Odyssey.
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This has been a very enjoyable hop. There has been so much eye candy that my head is swimming! It is too hard to pick just one.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed all of the stops on the tour, especially Connie at Free-motion quilter.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful quilt! I like the Eclectic garden...just my colors!
ReplyDeleteI follow via Bloglovin!
ReplyDeleteOcean Odyssey is probably my favorite collection of these.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed all the posts of the hop especially Moosestach Quilting.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy following your blog by email.
ReplyDeleteI really like the quilt at Desert Bloom quilting...just my colors!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to choose just one collection because I can envision using all of them in some way...now wouldn't that be nice to get to try all of them. I guess a girl can dream. I like the Ocean Odyssey.
ReplyDeleteAll of the bloggers had lovely quilts that showcased the fabrics and I enjoyed reading about their journey to make them. I like the quilts by Clever Chameleon and If These Threads Could Talk. I also like your quilt as it looks like one that I would be able to finish.
ReplyDeleteI like them all, but London Calling just jumps out at me.
ReplyDeleteWhatnot is my favorite. Your quilt pattern is beautiful. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI’ve enjoyed all of the stops on the Great Outdoors blog hop. Everyone has been inspiring. Thank you all for sharing your beautiful creations.
ReplyDeleteI like the All Aflutter colors in the Spring collection!
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I liked the little giraffe from "Vivkie's Crafts and Quilting".
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I love your quilt!
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ReplyDeleteI love the WILD THINGS fabric collection.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is gorgeous, Alison! You always have such a keen sense of how to use fabrics to show them off the best! My favorite Island Batik collection is the Summer Whatnot ...the colors and designs are just me!
ReplyDeleteGreat quilt. I like dragon fly dreams, and petting zoo. Wonderful colors.
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed all of the posts. Hops like this are great. Sew full of inspiration. Thank YOU.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on IG.
ReplyDeleteI think Dear William is my favorite of the new collections.
ReplyDeleteI follow you via email: wordygirl at earthlink dot net
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed so many of the posts so far. For example, in addition to yours today, the project shown on Vicki's Crafts and Quilting is so lovely--that giraffe is quite the charmer!
ReplyDeleteI like Spring the best but Summer is great too. I follow on FB and Bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteI love all batiks, I am a batiks addict.
ReplyDeleteI like and follow you on Facebook and Instagram.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying seeing all the bloggers, the fabrics and the projects.
ReplyDeleteVery hard to choose a favorite collection! I do love the colors in Lavenfula. Your quilt really highlighted the fabrics.
ReplyDeleteVisiting the different blogs has been amazing & inspiring. I love the Tulip wiilt st Den Syrnde Himmel.
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Bloglovin.
ReplyDeleteI liked London Calling, but they are all beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteI really liked Dizzy Quilter's quilt pattern. I have enjoyed reading all of the posts.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite so far is the Canterbury Manor. The colors are so bold and I love the flower motifs. The Jungle Cruise prints are neat and the colors remind me of autumn. Thanks for sharing. grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI love an Island Batik blog hop. All the Ambassadors are so creative. I loved Sally's Hippie Van quilt and the Safari Sampler by Anne. grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteI follow Little Bunny Quilts on Bloglovin and IG. grinnie1961 at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun quilt, love the photo shoots.
ReplyDeleteThe All Aflutter is my favorite collection.
ReplyDeleteI really love London Calling! I love the blues!
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern from Dizzy Quilter!
ReplyDeleteI follow w/ Bloglovn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great quilt. I love the way the tiles sparkle against the white background. I love the Ocean Odessey fabric line the best but they are all lovely.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to say which entry I love the most because I'm so impressed with all of the entries. I look forward to reading each entry and reading about the creative bug that struck. I'm impressed this week with the Eiffel Tower created by Pamela Quilts.
ReplyDeleteI follow you through Bloglovin
ReplyDeleteI like to Vintage Morris collection
ReplyDeleteI love the little houses quilt from Mania for Quilts
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ReplyDeleteAnother fabulous quilt Alison! The light snakeskin frame really gives the rail fence blocks a lift, and then the blue surround, perfect! Lovely quilting too. :-)
ReplyDeleteI really like the Fur-ocious Friends. But they are all really pretty.
ReplyDeleteI loved Connie's Stacks. She always has such pretty quilts.
ReplyDeleteYour quilt is beautiful Alison! I love the way it showcases these beautiful prints and that border/sashing print is perfect to tie it all together. My current favorite Island Batik line is Lavendula. I love those purples!
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed this hop and all the creative projects. One of my favorites is the Eiffel Tower quilt by Pamela Quilts.
ReplyDeleteI follow your inspiring blog via Bloglovin. Thanks for all the inspiration!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and colorful quilt! You really found a great pattern to showcase those fabrics.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! I love the colors!
ReplyDeleteThis just feels so outdoorsy!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, your quilt is beautiful. Though I’m not a fan of snakes, this fabric is really pretty! LOL Do I have to choose a favorite collection?? Really?? OK, if you insist! From the spring collection I really am torn between Eclectic Garden and All A Flutter. From the summer collection, I’m torn between Lavendula and British Rose! Can you tell I love purples, pinks, and splashes of turquois?? It’s just too hard to choose one!!
ReplyDeleteI must admit, I have truly enjoyed every post and the beautiful creations. And, I’ve visited all of them!!
ReplyDeleteI follow you on Instagram and Blogger!
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ReplyDeleteI like this Jungle Cruise Collection! Your quilt shows off the collection so well!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the quilt made with Jungle Cruise by Vicki's Crafts and Quilting. The eyelashes on the giraffe got me!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely colors together! This collections looks so great with your pattern! I've loved all the collections, but British Rose is probably my favorite with Petting Zoo a close second.
ReplyDeleteAll the projects have been amazing but Missy the giraffe stands out, as does Sally Manke's flower child van.
ReplyDeleteThat's a great pattern for showing off the beautiful fabrics! And your gorgeous pictures certainly do a great job of showing off the quilt :)
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