Quilt Reveal: Dublin Fancy - SnuggleBugStitching

This one is my cover quilt for my new pattern “Dublin Fancy”. It just hit my shop a few days ago. I’ve been wanting to write a pattern with pinwheels for a while now, and this one has lots of pinwheels to satisfy my pinwheel tooth. There’s also lots of super cute tiny cubes, but the cube blocks go together a lot quicker than you might think.

I had a hard time deciding on the name for this one. I was torn between “Jelly Cubes” and “Dublin Fancy”. I took votes from my daughter, my mom, my sister, and my husband. I got three votes for “Dublin Fancy” and one vote for “I Don’t Care”. Can anybody guess who voted for “I Don’t Care”? Someday, I’m gonna name a pattern after him, and call it “I Don’t Care”. My daughter said she voted for “Dublin Fancy” because the quilt “doesn’t look very jelly”. I’m not really sure what “very jelly” looks like, but at least she chose one of the options she was given.

Can you guess how I came up with the name “Dublin Fancy”? Can you guess how I came up with my alternate name, “Jelly Cubes”? Let me know in the comments if you think you have either of them figured out.

This one has a BONUS project!

“Sound Waves Baby Quilt” – the bonus project included in my “Dublin Fancy” quilt pattern

When I made my “Dublin Fancy” quilt top, I had some left over units. They were so pretty that I didn’t want to waste them. So, I didn’t. I went ahead and wrote another pattern to use those leftover units. I did not take votes on this one and just decided to call it “Sound Waves Baby Quilt”.

I decided this little baby quilt needed some super dense quilting and a scrappy binding. This pattern had four jelly roll strips left over, so I decided to work them into the binding of the baby quilt.

Pattern Details

1) Size
– Dublin Fancy = approximately 60″x72″ top
– Sound Waves Baby Quilt = approximately 36″x42″ top

2) Level = confident beginner

3) Speed
– Dublin Fancy = the pinwheels are time consuming, but the rest of the pattern goes quickly after you get past those
– Sound Waves Baby Quilt = very quick and fun make

Where to get everything

– The pattern is available for instant download here. Instructions for both “Dublin Fancy” and “Sound Waves Baby Quilt” are included in the pattern. There are step by step instructions, lots of diagrams, coloring pages, tips, and helpful links.

– Both cover quilts are for sale in my shop while supplies last. You can get “Dublin Fancy” here and “Sound Waves Baby Quilt” here.

– If you decide to make this yourself, you’ll need some fabric. I’m always able to get lovely, high quality fabrics from Fat Quarter Shop. Check out their Flash Sale to see what great deals they have going on.

– I always have a lot of people asking me where I get my labels. They are custom made by Melanie at Meander + Make. Melanie was nice enough to give me a coupon code to share with you. Use the code SNUGGLEBUGSTITCHING for 10% off!