It’s official! Prismatic Night is slated to arrive Thursday, May 1st! This pattern has been a labor of love and I am thrilled to finally be sharing the design with you.
As I began writing this pattern, I considered heavily what it would look like in different styles, colors, and fabric lines. Which, of course, granted me the perfect opportunity to play with color outside of my normal palette. Isn’t that fun? I’ve enjoyed compiling a handful mockups using a variety of fabric lines that I’ve used and loved. I hope that these help inspire you as you pull your Prismatic Night fabrics. 🌙🌈
Art Gallery Fabrics
Suzy Quilts Pure Solids
Suzy Quilts Pure Solids have a depth and warmness that makes them perfect for autumn (or year round!). I can just imagine snuggling under this quilt with a book, my favorite warm drink, and the fire going.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Art Gallery Fabrics Pure Solids:
A: Honeymoon B: Cerulean C: Ginger D: Snapdragon E: Poppy F: Queen Bee G: Matcha H: Hemlock J: Haze K: Monet BG: Velvet
Pure Solids
Art Gallery Fabrics manufactures some of my all-time favorite solids. With such a large catalogue of solids, it’s feasible to create a quilt you love in any style. This first Pure Solids version features pastels that give this quilt a softness perfect for Spring and Summer months. I can just picture this quilt layered on my young daughter’s bed.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Art Gallery Fabrics Pure Solids:
A: Cozumel Blue B: Fresh Water C: Dark Citron D: Canary E: Summer Sun F: Grapefruit G: Coral Reef H: Wisteria J: Ocean Waves K: Night Sea BG: Creme de la Creme
Pure Solids
One more Art Gallery Fabrics Pure Solids version. Just because. This palette is quite a bit different from my standard palette, but I can’t help but love the warmth of it.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Art Gallery Fabrics Pure Solids:
A: Summer Sun B: Burnt Orange C: Coral Reef D: Grapefruit E: Miami Sunset F: Honey G: Olive Oil H: Canary J: Crystal Pink K: Spiced BG: Coconut Milk
Connecting Threads
Connecting Threads Chambray Tonals read beautifully as a solid from a distance, but carry texture that adds depth up close. The shades found in this mockup come from the Garden Oasis bundle, which features a complete rainbow of bright, saturated shades that pair beautifully with a navy background.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Connecting Threads Chambray Tonals:
A: Lagoon B: Amethyst C: Sweet Pink D: Red E: Persimmon F: Orange G: Marigold H: Grass J: Freesia K: Sea Glass BG: Navy
Dear Stella
Kitty Litter
The Kitty Litter line by Dear Stella is paw-sitively adorable and vast. The wide range of colors in this collection are a delight to play with and can suit a variety of styles, but I was drawn to a light BG version. The subtle cat and mini shape motif adds paw-some texture and depth.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following Dear Stella Kitty Litter shades:
A: Tulip B: Mango C: Bubblegum D: Thistle E: Cornflower F: Pistachio G: Olive H: Bumblebee J: Drift K: Air Force BG: Baby Kitty
Ruby Star Society
Cover (Strawberry, Salutations and Washi Plus)
As a lover of rainbows, bright color, and playful prints, it should come as no surprise that the cover of this quilt includes all of those things. For the cover version, I used prints from Ruby Star Society’s Strawberry, Salutations, and Washi Plus lines. I feel like these lines work so well together, and I hope to more Prismatic Night quilts made using these lines, too.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following Ruby Star Society prints:
A: Strawberry Toss in Turquoise B: Stampy in Lapis C: Forget Me Not in Heliotrope D: Strawberry Toss in Sorbet E: Mini Berry in Lollipop F: Speckled in Clementine G: Write Me in Golden Hour H: Strawberry Toss in Broccolini J: Hello Goodbye in Polar K: Mini Berry in Black BG: Plus Points in Natural
Speckled
I am nothing if not a big fan of a subtle print. I love how Ruby Star Society’s Speckled line reads as a solid from a distance but has a bit more depth and interest up close. I’ve yet to see a project made with Speckled that I didn’t like. Seriously. This mockup featured a darker BG that is warm and subtle, allowing the stars to ‘shine.’ I need to make this version ASAP.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Ruby Star Society Speckled:
A: Goldenrod B: Pistachio C: Water Blue D: Lindley Blue E: Lupine F: Flamingo G: Playful H: Goldfish J: Storytime K: Creme Brulee BG: Caviar
Starry
This list wouldn’t be complete without Ruby Star Society’s Starry line! If you’re here, then I think you probably know all about this beloved line. This is yet another line that seems to look good on every quilt. And I have to say, it feels like this pattern was made for Starry. What do you think?
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Ruby Star Society Starry:
A: Turquoise B: Blue Ribbon C: Plum D: Vivid Pink E: Warm Red F: Papaya G: Sunshine H: Pistachio J: Dusk K: Smoke BG: Multi
2025 Starry
For fun, another version of Starry, but this time using a dark background and the upcoming 2025 shades. I love how a dark background allows the stars to shine.
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following shades of Ruby Star Society Starry:
A: Golden Hour B: Moss C: Soft Blue D: Vintage E: Heliotrope F: Watermelon G: Ladybug H: Nutmeg J: Galaxy K: Multi BG: Charcoal
Tula Pink
True Colors (2025)
In the world of fabric, Tula Pink’s work is immediately recognizable. Her bold colors and playful prints are such a fun addition to the quilting space. I recently saw this fabric line online and knew I needed to try them on this quilt. Aren’t they FUN?
To make this Prismatic Night, you’ll need the following Tula Pink True Colors:
A: On the Grid in Highlighter B: Space Sprinkles in Lightning Bug C: On the Grid in Raindrop D: Space Sprinkles in Dream E: On the Grid in Bubblegum F: Space Sprinkles in Piglet G: On the Grid in Salmon H: Space Sprinkles in Papaya J: Ghost Owl in Paper K: What a Ditz in Peachy Keen BG: Ghost Droplettes in Whisper
That’s all, folks!
I hope that these mockups have given you some ideas on how you’ll approach your own Prismatic Night quilt. I can’t wait to see what you make of this pattern. Happy sewing!
