Catch & Release Party with Mister Domestic

Monday, August 19, 2019

Mathew Boudreaux aka Mister Domestic is celebrating the release of his newest fabric collection, Catch & Release, with a six-week long party! Every day for six weeks, a different maker will be featured, and there will be giveaways too!

The party officially starts today, and I'm so excited to share my High Tide quilt with you!

High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners


Catch & Release is Mathew's third fabric collection for Art Gallery Fabrics. I have been creating with Mathew's fabrics since his very first collection!


Quilts using fabrics by Mister Domestic

My Moonrise quilt featured his Loved to Pieces collection and was displayed in his Spring 2018 Quilt Market Booth (blog post here and pattern here).


Quilts using Art Gallery Fabrics by Mister Domestic

Then my Finial quilt was featured in the lookbook for his Aura collection (blog post here and pattern here).


Bias tape applique quilts using Art Gallery Fabrics by Mister Domestic

So when Mathew put out a call for makers on Instagram to create something with his new Catch & Release fabric, I jumped up and down shouting, "Me! Me! Me!"


Catch & Release fabric by Mister Domestic for Art Gallery Fabrics

Catch & Release is a lake-themed collection in shades of blue and aqua. These are a few of my favorite things!!


Aurifil thread

See!? My three favorite shades of Aurifil 50wt (2024, 1148, and 2735) are a perfect match!! (PS. I'm giving these three spools away over on Instagram! Be sure to hop over there to enter to win!)


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

The first two quilts I made with Mathew's fabrics included bias tape applique, so I knew the only choice was to use bias tape applique for this collection too!


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

I used the newly released "Heart of the Ocean" Pure solid blue by Art Gallery Fabrics for the bias tape and binding.


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

And the backing is "Mirage Blue" - the most perfect shade of aqua blue. My absolute favorite color!


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

The quilt also features scalloped top and bottom edges. It's a really fun feature that looks much harder than it is! As long as you use bias binding strips, scalloped edges are easy to do!


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

The quilt is assembled using a quilt-as-you-go method and has no curved piecing whatsoever, making it very quick and easy - my favorite kind of quilt!


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

High Tide is the perfect pattern for showcasing print fabrics that you love, but just can't bring yourself to cutting up. (Come on, I know I'm not the only one who is hoarding a few fabrics!) I absolutely love how the pattern allows the gorgeous fabrics to be the star of the show.


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

In addition to the Catch & Release fabrics and the Pure solids fabrics, I also used Warm & Natural batting and Aurifil 50wt thread #2783 Medium Delft Blue. I made the entire quilt on my Juki with my walking foot.


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

The pattern includes five sizes including table runner, baby/lap, throw, twin, and queen. (This quilt is the throw size.)

High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

The description on the pattern is: "High Tide is the perfect pattern for showcasing your favorite print fabrics! Medium scale and directional prints are great choices to use in this advanced beginner pattern. The quilt uses bias tape applique and no curved piecing! The quilt is made using the quilt-as-you-go method and includes directions for five sizes from table runner to queen."


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

High Tide is my 18th quilt pattern! (See all my patterns in my Etsy shop.)


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners

Be sure to follow Mister Domestic on Instagram so you don't miss all the amazing things that have been made for the Catch & Release party! (Seriously, the sneak peeks I've seen are SO good!!) There will be giveaways at the end of each week too!

Hop over and pick up your copy of the High Tide pattern (available as a paper pattern too!). I can't wait to see what you create!


High Tide quilt - a bias tape applique quilt for advanced beginners


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11 comments:

  1. What a great idea to use fabrics you don't have the heart to cut. Well done.

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  2. This quilt and pattern are magnificent, I’m so honored you chose to make this for my party! You are truly gifted.

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  3. I love this, Laura! So gorgeous, and great photos!

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  4. I love the way each of the quilts you made from his fabrics have curves!! One of these days will you please show us how you do that? I don't know how to QAYG (I have a longarm and never saw the "need"), so it would be cool to learn how to do the curves without doing curves!!

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  5. Great job and the photos are lovely!!!!

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  6. Such a brilliant design! I love it especially for someone who is hoarding a particular line of fabric because they just don't want to cut it up :) I love, love, love your pictures, too!

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  7. Beautiful! Love the wave-like action in the piecing and in the edges!

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  8. Love this pattern for this collection! My son would love this!

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  9. Just so gorgeous - a terrific way to showcase the fabric and so much fun that there is no curved piecing. Perfect for this fabric line!

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  10. Love this quilt and the fact that it is a quilt as you go! The fabric colors are so sparkly and this will surely be a favorite for everyone.

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  11. How beautiful that is! Lovely fabrics and perfect colors. I'm in awe of your curves that don't require piecing curves. =)

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