If this quilt speaks to you, you can recreate this exact look—or put your own spin on it—by starting with the Caper Quilt Pattern and Bundle No. 27.

This version of Cosmic Sass was made using Bundle No. 29, a palette I often describe as calm but not quiet. It’s rich without being loud, grounded without feeling subdued—and it’s a beautiful example of how color balance can create energy without chaos.

Bundle No. 28a+28b

Bundle No. 28a+28b

Bundle No. 27

Bundle No. 26

Bundle No. 25

Bundle No. 24

Bundle No. 23

Bundle No. 22 (The original Caper Quilt matches) I am often asked what the fabrics are in the quilt on the cover of the Caper Quilt Pattern. Unfortunately, I don’t have a list of exact fabrics, and it has been a LONG time since I made it. So, to help my quilter bees out, I took my Art Gallery Pure Solid Fabric tiles and tried to match up the closest match to what I carry and the “feel” of that quilt. I will also say, I did not curate the original bundle, and the bundle I created to match, I think, honestly, works better. This gorgeous bundle is the result.

The first ever All the Good Quilt. The one in Raspberry that started my controlled improv journey.

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 21

The speaker emerged. This woman on stage started with, “quilting is dying!”
Wait! What?

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 19

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 18

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 17 (Discontinued, but all fabrics are available in the shop)

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 16 (Discontinued, but all fabrics are available in the shop)

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 15

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 14.

List of Fabrics for Bundle No. 7. Use the list below to order more of your favorite colors here. All fabrics are Pure Solids from Art Gallery, and we strive to keep them in stock.