
This blue Misty Mountains quilt is the first version I made when testing out the pattern! I love the blue gradient because, more than any other version, it really looks like a misty mountain range fading into the background.
This blue Misty Mountains quilt is the throw size in Kona solids. Because it relies on big pieces, even a throw size Misty Mountains quilt can be made fairly quickly!
Want even more Misty Mountains? See all the versions I’ve made here!
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I asked my mom if she wanted to go cross country skiing, and oh by the way, maybe hold up a quilt while we were out there! She’s such a good sport about my very weird requests.
All fabrics used on this quilt front were Kona solids from Robert Kaufman:
Color 1: Windsor
Color 2: Cadet
Color 3: Denim
Color 4: Dresden Blue
Color 5: Bluebell
Color 6: Cloud
Background: White
Binding: Denim
Backing: Flannel Target Sheet (read all about using sheets as backings!)

I love this flannel backing for this quilt! The pinecones and pine needles worked really well with the mountain theme (outdoors!) and the creamy white background complemented the blue fabrics on the front without taking center stage. Plus, I can’t help but sneak a print fabric in there somewhere ;).
To quilt this blue Misty Mountains quilt, I first started with machine quilting. I echoed the mountain outlines with my quilting. I then filled in-between the machine quilting with some hand quilting in various blue shades. I love the subtle interest the hand quilting brings. This is a great strategy if you’re looking to incorporate a bit of hand quilting but the thought of hand-quilting an entire quilt is too daunting.
This quilt now lives on our wall in our house! Have you made a misty mountains quilt? You can see all the amazing versions out on instagram here.


Hi Eliane, I would like to purchase the pattern for the Misty Mountain Quilt, however here’s my question…. I want to make it for a lap/couch quilt so a size approx 48-50″ by 60-65″ for a man who is about 5’10” does that sound reasonable..? …. and will the
pattern explain how to adjust the pieces to accommodate that?
Thank you, Debbie Marshall
The pattern gives a suggested rectangle to cut to make the quilt rectangular, but you can adjust to the size you want. Just keep in mind you’ll need extra yardage than listed if you’re making it rectangular.