The Abigail Quilt - Denyse Schmidt Version

Way back earlier this year when I was designing and writing the Abigail Quilt, I needed a quick project and decided to go ahead and make a sample quilt. If you have been following me for a while you won't be surprised with my fabric selection - I decided to use a variety of Denyse Schmidt prints.


The Abigail Quilt in Denyse Schmidt Prints - Kitchen Table Quilting


I am a huge fan of Denyse's work and have made lots of quilts using her prints:

Swoon Quilt

A Halloween Quilt

Giant Block Picnic Quilt

Stepping Stones Quilt

A Hope Valley Quilt

A Hadley Quilt

A Quilt for my Grandparents

Five + Ten Quilt

Cut Loose Quilt

Bowtie Quilt


The Abigail Quilt in Denyse Schmidt Prints - Kitchen Table Quilting


For this quilt, I picked a variety of darker valued prints and then coordinated them each with a lighter valued print. The fabrics are from several different collections - I don't have all of Denyse's prints, but I think I have at least a couple of prints from each collection and they work so well together.


The Abigail Quilt in Denyse Schmidt Prints - Kitchen Table Quilting


I used Designer Essential Solids in Natural for the background fabric - this has been my go to background fabric lately because it works with so many fabrics. 


The Abigail Quilt in Denyse Schmidt Prints - Kitchen Table Quilting


The backing is a Chicopee print that has been in my stash for ages. 


The Abigail Quilt - Kitchen Table Quilting


And here is a photo of the black and white and DS versions together - it always blows me away to see how different a pattern can look!


Two Abigail Quilts - Kitchen Table Quilting


If you would like to make your own version of the Abigail Quilt, you can pick up a copy in my shop.


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