What are Natasha Nicholes's signature techniques in quilting with Riley Blake fabrics?

Hi there!

The available content I have does not specifically mention me quilting with Riley Blake fabrics by name, but based on how I approach quilting in general, a few “signature” tendencies show up across my projects:

• I gravitate toward bold, bright color stories (rainbows, strong contrast) and like them to pop against light or white negative space.
• I love jelly roll–friendly patterns (like the Staggered Quilt) that showcase prints in clean, graphic layouts.
• I often use scrappy or color-mirroring bindings that echo the quilt top, instead of a single solid.
• I aim for quilts that are visually simple to piece, but let the fabric do the talking—so prints and color placement are the star.

If you’re sewing with Riley Blake, I’d lean into their strong prints in simple layouts with plenty of breathing room so they shine.

Are you thinking about a specific Riley Blake line or a particular quilt pattern you want to pair it with?