Crescent Quilt
Part of the PNW Collection, which celebrates the influence of water across the Pacific Northwest, the Crescent Quilt is inspired by the mountains and their reflection in the waters of Lake Crescent. Textured linen in gentle shades of blue and gray with radiating quilting lines echo the symmetry of the steep slopes, the atmospheric perspective and their mirror image in the deep waters of the lake.
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Crib: 40” x 40”
Throw: 60” x 60”
Queen: 90” x 90”
King: 100” x 100”
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Top: Cadet, Yarn dyed Nautical, Dusty Blue, Flax, Steel, and Chambray linen cotton
Binding: Yarn Dyed Nautical linen cotton
Back: Unbleached cotton
Batting: Thick US-grown and manufactured 100% cotton
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Machine pieced, quilted and bound
Handmade in the USA by our talented quilters in their home studios
Each quilt is made to order just for you. Please allow 4 - 6 weeks for production.
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Machine wash delicate in cold water with a gentle detergent. Tumble dry low or hang to dry.
Fabric will crinkle slightly after the first wash and will soften with use + love.
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Add a hanging sleeve to turn your quilt into a piece of wall art. The sleeve is made with the same fabric as the quilt back and lies flat when not hanging, so you can still use it as a quilt.
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I had never heard of Lake Crescent until I drove along its shores during my travels up the West Coast in the summer of 2018. But as soon as I laid eyes on it, I was in love. Steep slopes covered in pines meet the water, which is the most unusual and clear emerald blue green I’ve ever seen. I couldn’t stop with the Airstream in tow, so I decided to return later that week.
I woke up early, before sunrise, to drive back out to Lake Crescent. The wildfires in the Pacific Northwest were particularly bad that summer, so when I arrived as the sun was coming up, the mountains surrounding the lake were almost completely obscured in a smoky haze. The crisp clear lake I had seen just a few days ago was now eerie and softened, but it was a hauntingly beautiful landscape to gaze upon. I waded out to a piece of driftwood partially submerged in the water and stood there, taking it all in.
