Free Quilt Pattern – Wild Iris

If Vincent Van Gogh stayed to watch the sunset after a day of painting in a field of Blue Irises, enjoying the Golden Hour and the purple twilight reflecting on a lake, maybe this is what he would imagine in his mind’s eye…?

To make this 41″ x 59″ quilt design, you will start with the 24″ x 44″ scenic panel, then piece the dynamic border with a Hoffman Hand-Dye, an impressionist watercolor stripe, and Kona Solid Black for added drama. Finish with a Mauve brushstroke print for the binding. This is another exclusive eQuilter quilt pattern, featuring the gorgeous artwork of one of our most popular designers in the industry.

This scene captures a fantasy moment somewhere in the South of France, and we can imagine sitting down next to Vincent and seeing the world through his eyes. We are pretty sure he would have loved the sizzle of complementary colors between the warm sunset hues, and the cool iris and shimmering water. This is a deeply nurturing and calming image that brings inspiration at dawn or dusk.

…from the ‘Wild Iris’ collection by Chong-A Hwang for Timeless Treasures.

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Order the pattern as configured, or customize it to your liking with any of our thousands of fabrics. Just place your desired fabrics in your Wish List, and these fabrics will appear in the Fabric Selector below the pattern.

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Luana and Paul Rubin

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