Churndash Court in Zig Zags

We have one last project from the Dear Stella Design booth at Quilt Market to share. This is our Churndash Court made in Zig Zags. We used the entire line of zig zags except white, gray, black and navy. We added a few Confetti Dots to fill in the color: cantaloupe, lime and delft. The quilt finishes 36" x 36"; the perfect size for a wall-hanging or baby quilt. 

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

This was a "planned scrappy" quilt. We used 18 fabrics in rainbow order in each corner of the churndash to create the gradient effect. The two corners opposite of one another are identical. Two corners go gradate from purple to pink and two corners gradate from lime to yellow. The solid white churndash pops off of all the vibrant colors.

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

My Mom, the talent behind Wolf Creek Quilting, quilted wavy lines in the center of each strip and on each seam with a light orange thread. She quilted a meandering feather in the churndash with white thread. She put two layers of batting in the quilt to prevent the backing from showing through the white churndash. The extra loft makes the quilt puffy and shows off the quilting.

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

Using our Simple Quilt Label tutorial, I made label with the mint and parrot zig zags. Don't look too close! I may have forgotten a letter and then shoved it between two others =/

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

We used the charcoal Sunburst Stripe for the binding. I am a sucker for a striped binding and this one was a perfect edge for this colorful quilt.

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

Quick Quilt Stats:

    • Made by: Shayla Wolf
    • Quilted by: Kristy Wolf
    • Quilting: Wavy lines and feather meander
    • Pattern: Churndash Court
    • Fabric: Zig Zags from Dear Stella Design
    • Finished size: 36" x 36"
    • Techniques: Simple foundation piecing
    • My Favorite Part: From far away the strips look like one gradating fabric!

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

My Mom decided to take a nap while I was photographing this quilt on the couch, so she was subjected to being a sleeping model. Quilt Market prep was exhausting! But so much fun! 

Churndash Court in Zig Zags

You can find the Churndash Court pattern here in PDF and paper form! If you make this or any other Sassafras Lane project, we would love to see it! Just shoot us an email.

That was our last Dear Stella project. But don't worry, we still have lots to share. Next up is a more sophisticated take on the Shelby Satchel! Check back soon for that. Thanks for stopping by!

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