And was pieced using templates with a machine applique swag. This one also features trapunto in both layered (wadding) and threaded using a trapunto needle.
They were all displayed at a recent exhibition by my quilt club, Cherrybrook Quilters, in Sydney, Australia.
I love using EQ and have only just installed EQ7. I find it ideal to accurately place medallions on point and also to work out colour balance.
[As you can see]I use the fabric colours provided by the program as a basis for the light/dark ratios.
The program is very easy to use…I have been an EQ’er since the very first program was released!
Incidentally, all of these quilts have been published by Express Publications here in Australia, so I have had the opportunity to share my patterns with quilters not only at home, but all over the world.
12-26-2021
1:44 am
I have part 1 of Frosty Night, including the pattern template. Does anyone have a copy of part 2 that they are willing to share or know where I can purchase the pattern?
10-30-2017
4:16 am
Would you please let me know the name of the material use to make the moonlit crystal quilt and where to purchase it. I think gradual gradation of colour is beautiful.
Thank You Lynda
10-13-2017
9:53 pm
Hi all
I have part 1 of frosty night pattern by anne curry and looking for part 2. I am happy to swap a pdf copy of 1 for part 2 or anyone who needs part 1. My copy comes from australian patchwork and quilting 2011 yearbook.
Regards cheryl tubner
12-26-2021
1:47 am
Hi Cheryl, I’m trying to get hold of Part 2 of Anne Curry’s Frosty Night quilt pattern. Are you able to send it to me? I have Part 1, including the pattern template if you still need it.
01-18-2017
8:23 pm
I too would love to know the range of fabrics used in the quilt pattern Moonlit Crystal from the magazine Patchwork & Quilting Vol 26 no. 4. If possible could you sent the information via my email address…..thank you, I look forward receiving your reply.
08-21-2016
12:48 am
Dear Anne
I would like to make your Moonlit Crystal Quilt showcased in APQ last month.
Could you let me know the name of the range of the fabrics that you used as I would like to reproduce it exactly. It is so beautiful and would be just the thing for my bed.
Kind Regards
Jenny
Kind Regards
06-11-2015
7:55 am
I have the quilters project part 2, from the Australian patchwork and quilting magazine, but am looking for part 1 or the whole pattern for Anne Currys quilt “Frosty Night’. Any idea how I can get hold of this? Kind regards,
Marleen
02-24-2016
6:52 am
I have been looking for part two of frosty nights as I have part one. Could we do a swap? I am in UK so easiest way would be to scan and email.
02-08-2017
3:45 pm
Hi Marleen
I am desperate to get a copy of Frosty Night Part 2 I lent the magazine to a member of my quilt group some years ago and haven’t been able to get it back.I would happily pay you to send me a photocopy or a scan.
I am a bit devastated that this magazine is no longer available in the UK as it has been my favourite for years.
Best Wishes
Angie
04-05-2017
1:37 am
Marleen, I am hoping that you have got the pattern Frosty Nights.
I see you were asking for Part 1 I to am looking for part 1.I think the quilt is loverly and would love to make it in Dusty Pinks. I love Blues but I have to many blues so I thought Pink would be the way to go.
I wont go on any more , Please if you have it could I imposse on you to send a copy to me Thank You Pat Girdler
10-13-2017
9:56 pm
Hi marlene,
I have part one…. i can send this via pdf if you like. Maybe we can exchange as i need part 2
Regards cheryl tubner
10-25-2018
6:38 am
Hi Marleen. I have parts one and two of Anne Curry’s Frosty Night quilt, but unfortunately, while I have the instructions, I have misplaced the pattern template page(s). If you have them and could scan and email them to me, I would be most grateful. Kind regards, Sherie. 0488 227 040
10-05-2013
7:24 pm
just wondering if this is the same anne curry who designed journeys end. i am looking for the pattern to purchase. please email me back either way so as just to know. thank you so much for your time. tracy