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I finally sewed with my machine!!! Not that what I did was particularly exciting but it's something...right? While at Quilt Festival back...
This is a great Machine Embroidery Project! Quilt together this "vintage" quilt. Everything can be made in at least a 5 x 7" hoop!
This gorgeous antique quilt was documented by the Museum of American Folk Art in 1989. This 'Flower Basket Quilt' measures 76X90", and comes with the 4 pages of its documented paperwork. It is comprised of 50, pieced flower basket blocks measuring approx 8" square. In looking closely, you will see that there are some light tan materials used along with the white muslin. (Best seen in photos 4&5). The documentation, which describes everything, says this is an unused quilt. This quilt has
Blessing Baskets Setting Cutting for sashing cut sixteen 1-1/2" x 4-1/2" strips for cornerstones cut twelve 1-1/2" squares for setting triangles cut 1 - 10" square cut diagonally twice for corner triangles cut 2 -5-1/2" squares cut diagonally once (setting and corner triangles are a little larger than necessary so you can float blocks and have plenty of room to square everything up.) - - - - - - - - - - - - Layout quilt top using diagram below and sew together in sections. Complete top and square quilt up. Finish up by quilting as desired and bind. - - - - - - - - - - Thanks for quilting along and helping Temecula Quilt Co celebrate its fifth year in business.
QuiltingBoard Challenges & Contests - Allietare! - Bonnie Hunter's 2015 Mystery Quilt - Finally finished all the sewing to the clues, still have to trim clues 4 and 5. Here is this weeks progress pic, I think it has some of each clue to date. Not meant as a real guess since not everything fits, but I really like
I've been working on quilting a quilt and I thought I would share the process with you. So, I drew everything out. Step 1 - After laying out and basting the quilt, I got out my trusty friend, the Crayold Washable marker, and a ruler and started to draw. Yes, this does require washing the quilt before you give it away, but I like to do that anyway. So, first, I traced a triangle at a bit of an angle onto the quilt. Step 2 - Then, I used my ruler and traced around the triangle a few times with the lines about 1/2" apart. This is rather dense quilting and you could always make it larger if you like. Then, using my trusty walking foot, I stitched over the lines. I could have marked everyhing on the quilt and then stitched it but I ended up marking and stitching in sections. If I'm being honest, I actually wanted to do the whole quilt in the "round and round again" style but I gave up after about 5 rounds as the quilt was getting on my nerves. Step 3 - Then, with my marker, I extended the sides of the triangle out to the edges of the quilt. Then, I stiched them with the walking foot (notice a pattern?). Step 4 - I marked lines 1/2" apart running parallel to on side of the triangle and then stitched. Were all of the lines perfectly straight? No. Were they all perfectly parallel to the side of the triangle? No. I did try to use my ruler as a guide but I didnt worry too much about perfection. Once the quilting was done, I couldn't even see these miniscule deviations. I also didnt stitch all of these lines one after another in the same direction. I've provided instructions below on how I actually did this to avoid any unnecessary stretching of the quilt. Step 5 - Repeat Step 4 on the second side of the triangle. Step 6 - Repeat on the last side of the triangle, and you're done!! So, how did I manage to stitch parallel lines 1/2" apart on an entire quilt and minimze the stretching? Because if you've ever attempted to do this straight out of the barn, you'll know that it's hard and you need a plan. Firstly, I marked everything. Then, I staggered the stitching. Let's pretend that I actually numbered my lines (which I didn't). The first set of lines to be stitched would be 1, 5, 9...all in the same direction (DOWN). I made sure that there were 3 "unstitched" lines between. Becauase the stitched lines are so far apart, there should be minimal stretching on the quilt top. Next, I stiched the lines between the previous lines (lines 3 and 7 in the example) in the opposidte direction (UP). Then, I stitched the remaining lines (2, 4,6, 8) in the opposite direction (UP). Clear as mud? From there, I just need to finish binding the quilt. It's not quite done yet, but soon!! Kristy
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Hello friends! On November 30th, I shared a free pattern (on my blog) for an Uneven 9-patch quilt and today, I want to share my finished quilt! (Click HERE for my original post about starting this project.) I wanted to make a 2-color quilt for my king-size bed using these two fabrics I designed. The cream fabric is called Seeing Stars for the Hush Hush 4 low-volume collection for Riley Blake Designs. And the green fabric is called Sketchy Leaves for my Feels Like Home collection with RBD. I worked on the quilt top throughout December 2024 and finished it right after Christmas. It was fun working on something kind of festive in December but I love that the fabrics aren't Christmasy so they'll be great in my bedroom all year round! It's a big quilt! It finishes at 112" x 102". I found this beautiful fabric for the back. It's so classy and matched the green well. My cute mom stopped by my house one day and helped me line up the backing pieces so the print matched up. So glad we took the time to do that! She is a really good seamstress so she showed me some good tricks! Pretty darn good, right?!? Thanks mom!!! I had my quilter, Jen Ostler (in Highland, UT.) quilt it with a 1" grid pattern. Grid quilting is always a favorite of mine; it's so timeless! Jen did her signature move and quilted an extra little object into the quilting (in this case - a quilty star) which makes for a fun game of I-Spy! Do you see the star below? After I bound the quilt in the same green Sketchy Leaves fabric, I found some coordinating pillows to tie everything together. I already had the artwork above my bed so I just pulled light green, natural, and gold colors from those prints to use as my pillow colors! I got all of the pillows that you see here from a wonderful local shop called Layers Bedding. It's at Gardner Village in West Jordan, Utah. They add the perfect finishing touch and make my bed feel so cozy and inviting! I love how the different sizes, colors, textures, shapes, and prints of the pillow fabrics add a lot of warmth to the room. It took a lot of time to find the perfect combination but it was fun. The process was similar to doing a fabric pull for a quilt and I love that part of quilt-making! If you want to make a quilt like this, you can download the free pattern HERE. It includes instructions for 5 quilt-size options and would be cute in any colorway! Have you ever made a 2-color quilt? They're so classic; I just love them. Tell me, what colors would you use if you made a quilt like this?
My honey had a super early tee time on Saturday (5/21), so I hopped up and made him a breakfast sandwich: I spent a bunch of time reading in the morning before finally making it to my studio to load up Paula’s quilt: Michael warned me before he left that thunder storms were predicted for this afternoon…and I don’t leave XENA plugged in when that happens…so I wanted to get a jump on quilting. Thunder rolled in around 2 PM and I shut down everything very quickly :~(. That’s when I started back
In my last posting about this project, I was searching for a suitable border fabric. I tried several colours, including some that were suggested in the comments to that post, but in the end I chose the green one. My plans were to make this into a round pillow, so at first I cut a…
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Welcome to Jurassic Park! We're thrilled to have you here for our Quilt Along. This is Week 8 of our event. Things to know about this event: The Jurassic Park Inspired Quilt Along was designed by JC Searle, Laura Shaffstall, Jennifer Larimore, Jo Minvielle, Daphne Seymour, Melody Gould, and Angela Bennett . This event is hosted on Fandom in Stitches & these posts are written by Jennifer Ofenstein. The Jurassic Park Inspired Quilt Along patterns will be posted weekly on Wednesdays through November 25, 2020 (17 weeks), with the Design Invitational on December 2, 2020. Design Invitational information to be released in a separate post. We'll be sharing paper pieced quilt block patterns, quilt finishing instructions, bonus blocks, plus any Design Invitational patterns our quilting community chooses to share right here on fandominstitches.com. Quilt layouts and a list of what's to come is included in each post. Each pattern has been tested for accuracy. Pattern testers are listed with the patterns they have tested. Patterns are rated 1 out of 5 by difficulty (1 being the simplest, 5 being the most complex). See the dino steps below! Jurassic Park patterns have their own pattern archive under Sci-Fi/Fantasy in the main menu. You can find that here. JOIN OUR Jurassic Park Inspired Quilt Along Facebook Group to share your progress, ask questions, and for general community support! Want to design a pattern for this quilt? Look for the Design Invitational information coming soon! Every pattern on fandominstitches.com is design by fans for fans. Our patterns are free for your personal and NON-profit use only. Patterns are not to be used for manufacture or distribution. Sale of these patterns, quilts, projects, photos, etc. made from these pattern is prohibited. No infringement of any kind is intended. Please support official Jurassic Park movies & merchandise. We wouldn't be fans without them! For best results with paper pieced patterns, print with NO SCALING. In Google Drive, uncheck “fit to page.” See your printer instructions for more details if needed. Need to learn to paper piece? Check out our Quilting Help page for lots of awesome tutorial links! Posting on social media? We are: Fandom in Stitches on Facebook, @FandomNStitches on Twitter, @fandominstitches on Instagram, Everywhere - #fandominstitches & #jurassicqal Othnielia Rex Jennifer Larimore tested by Mindy Brown 6" paper pieced Therapod Jennifer Larimore tested by Mindy Brown 6" paper pieced Three Horn (Triceratops) Jennifer Larimore 6" paper pieced (L-R) Layout Options 1, 2, & 3 The Jurassic Park Inspired Quilt Along Layout is mix & match! Block sizes from the quilt along will correspond to these patterns. Quilt Layout Instructions created by JC Searle Mix & Match with these additional layout patterns: Gate Arch Sides Gate Arch Center Pillar Tops Grass We know you love to plan your quilts in advance, so we're listing everything you can expect during this QAL. Please note that we've left out some details about the patterns for surprise's sake! Quilt Layout Patterns & Assembly Instructions Alan Allosaurus Blue Brachiosaurus Can and DNA Vials Claire Heel Claw Coelurus Compsognathus Dilophosaurus Dinosaur Eye DNA Vial Egg Hatching Ellie Flare and Water Foot Print Goat Hatched Egg Ian Ichthyosaurus Indominus Rex Indoraptor Isla Nublar Jeep John Hammond Mosasaurus Night Vision Goggles Othnielia Rex Pachycephalosaurus Peteranodon Plesiosaurus Pterodactyl Saurolophus Spinosaurus Staff Badge Staff with Mosquito Stegosaurus T-Rex T-Rex Footprint Therapod Three Horn Title Block Triceratops Uncut Amber Velociraptor Volcano Follow us on Facebook | Join our Facebook Group | Follow @fandominstitches on Instagram Fandom In Stitches and it's designers do not hold copyright on any of the fandom titles represented on this site. Respective Designers reserve copyright on patterns only and request that out of respect for the fandoms we love, that you use them for personal and non-profit reasons only. The Designers at Fandom In Stitches receive no payment for any of the patterns posted and expressly forbid resale & manufacture.
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My fifth version of this quilt! And I may have cheated just a bit! That’s okay! I know several of you have asked for this quilt as a quilt along, and I hear you, but have I mentioned this is my fifth time making it? Until I actually do this as a quilt along...
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