The Piper Quilt in Strawberry
I’m so excited to finally share this version of the Piper Quilt with you! This was the fabric collection that inspired the pattern, and it uses the Strawberry collection by Kim Kight for Ruby Star Society — and it is so good!
I've used Kim's strawberry prints in several projects and made a quilt using Strawberry & Friends (see here) so I was thrilled to see an entire Strawberry collection. Every one of this prints works as a blender to be mixed with other collections and, of course, they all work together to make an all-strawberry quilt.
Strawberry has such a great mix of bold and soft prints, and the colors are vibrant without being overwhelming. I especially love how the reds and pinks play against the background (Speckled in Metallic Purple Velvet) — there’s a lot of movement, but everything still feels cohesive. It was a fun one to sew!
The Piper Quilt is a beginner-friendly, fat eighth/fat quarter/scrap-friendly pattern that comes together quickly and works well with a wide variety of fabric styles. The half-square triangle blocks are laid out in vertical rows with long sashing strips in between, so it’s also a pretty satisfying sew.
If you want to make a version similar to this one, the Strawberry collection will be available soon — but any bold, high-contrast bundle would give you a similar feel. And of course, it would look great in solids or something scrappy, too.
You can find the Piper Quilt Pattern in the shop now in both PDF and paper versions. If you make your own version, I’d love to see it — tag your posts with #thepiperquilt so I can follow along!