Quilt pattern: Pepita
I’m such a fan of Tara Glastonbury and her work, and I’ve had the good fortune of having quilts hanging in several of her curated gallery exhibitions. But now we’ve embarked on a new collaboration: the Pepita quilt pattern!

I’m such a fan of Tara Glastonbury and her work, and I’ve had the good fortune of having quilts hanging in several of her curated gallery exhibitions. But now we’ve embarked on a new collaboration: the Pepita quilt pattern!
The vast majority of my quilt designs feature some kind of symmetry or regularity. I rarely use random layouts or abandon the grid entirely (which might be why I’ve never really warmed to improv…). This week’s sketch is a bit of controlled chaos… at quick glance, it might seem like a jumble of overlapping dots, but the order soon becomes clear.
Apart from Sunday sketch #511, it’s been aaaaaaaages since I’ve done a purely triangle-y design. I set myself a brief recently – create a design using mostly triangles – and I really struggled! I need to put away the curves and get back to basics, I think 🙂