Hi everyone! It has been a while! I haven’t been sewing as much as I want to be, but I have had a few projects that I want to save on here! Sometimes if I…
Hi everyone! It has been a while! I haven’t been sewing as much as I want to be, but I have had a few projects that I want to save on here! Sometimes if I…
Hi everyone! It has been a while! I haven’t been sewing as much as I want to be, but I have had a few projects that I want to save on here! Sometimes if I…
Sure, squares are interesting and easy. So, why not? If you are considering making a quilt, any one of these would be a great way to begin. How, you ask? 1. Start with a square of fabric and sew it to another square. Keep adding squares to form a row until you are satisfied that the row is long enough. Thirty inches is a good start, but you can certainly make it any length you want. 2. Make several rows. If you have a square quilt in mind (equal length and width) count the squares in the first row and make that many rows. 3. Now you're ready to begin stitching the rows together. Sew two rows together matching up the squares as you go. 4. Keep going till all the rows are in place. Really, it's that simple. One of the great reasons to use simple squares is that you can use a different fabric for each square or just a few fabrics for the entire quilt. Thanks for stopping by. Please say hello. Only Google+ members can leave a comment, BUT you can reply if you're not affiliated with G+.....just click the reply button. Please leave your email address or blog address--I'll shoot back a "hey."
Back in January, I set myself a goal for 2015 of making humidicrib quilts, tiny quilts to donate to the local neonatal hospital to brighten the incubators of premature babies. I wanted to make at l…
Celebrate the quiet beauty of a mid-winter's night with this charming little quilt. O Holy Night is a 13" x 17½" project that combines foundation piecing and standard patchwork. Its ½"-wide binding does double-duty as both border and frame. If you've never tried foundation piecing before, O Holy Night is a great first project. This project is suitable for confident beginning quilters with basic quilting skills. The downloadable pattern for this project includes material requirements, step-by-step instructions, foundation piecing templates and full color diagrams to help you on your way. Also included are instructions for applying a wide binding. This listing is for a pdf file of a quilt pattern. You'll be able to download the file as soon as your payment has been confirmed.
Another custom quilt. This bad boy is big, sized for snuggling in the cool, fall Washington weather. 100% cotton fabrics and batting. 100% Robert Kaufman Kona Solids: white, ash, coal, curry. Thanks for stopping by! xo Erica
You ever get that feeling..... Like someone is watching you? It's been that kind of week for me. These sneaky looking raccoon blocks have eyes that seem to follow your every move. And I am especially fond of that one orange little raccoon! The fabrics are all from Northcott Fabrics. The backing and the prints are from the Artisan Spirit Shimmer and Ambience collections and the solids are from their Color Works collection. For the quilting, I used my signature wavy lines and chose Omni in light gray for the top and plain white Gutermann thread on the bottom. The Raccoon pattern provides instructions for making seven different quilt sizes and two different block sizes. The full size raccoon blocks finish at 10" wide by 8" tall and the half size blocks finish at 5" wide by 4" tall. A 14" wide by 12" tall mini quilt can be made using one full size block or by using 4 half size blocks. Using the full size blocks, you can also make: Crib Quilt using 14 full size blocks finishes at 38" x 52" Lap Quilt using 28 full size blocks finishes at 54" x 62" Throw Quilt using 33 full size blocks finishes at 62" x 72" Twin Quilt using 43 full size blocks finishes at 62" x 92" Full Quilt using 60 full size blocks finishes at 86" x 92" Raccoon is a 6 page pdf quilt pattern. Raccoon is a modern minimalist design made using traditional piecing methods. No templates. No paper piecing. Only simple straight line sewing and diagonal seams. Easy to follow instructions are provided for every step of the way! Raccoon Crib quilt finishes at 38" x 52" Here is the Super Mini size made using the half size blocks. I put corner pockets for hanging, on the back of this, before applying the binding. The half size blocks were a wee bit challenging because of the tiny pieces. But turned out so darn cute! "Raccoon" Throw Size finished at approximately 62" x 72" and was the 89th use of my 100 labels ordered from Ikaprint. "Raccoon" mini quilt finished at approximately 14" x 12" and was the 90th use of my 100 labels. The RACCOON pattern is now available here in my shop. I am offering 25% OFF everything until the end of May. Minimum $10 purchase. Use coupon code MAY25 Linking up to Finish it up Friday with Amanda Jean of Crazy Mom Quilts Keep On Quilting On! Follow To follow Sew Fresh Quilts by email.... Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
Busy Hands Quilts quilt patterns for modern and traditional quilters in all sizes, precuts, fat quarters FQs, layer cakes, jelly rolls, & charm packs.
Everyone loves a free tutorial. Here are my most popular tutorials in 2023. 1. The Plaid-ish Tutorial 2. The Mini Plaid-ish Tutorial 3. Stacked Squares Quilt 4. Kaleidoscope Scrap Quilt Tutorial 5. Cut Loose Tutorial 6. Valued Scrap Quilt 7. Pixel Love Tutorial 8. Deep Blue Sea Quilt 9. April Giant Block 10. August Gia
"Dog Gone Cute" quilt with Paw Print borders finishes at 74" x 74" Last week I ran a workshop for the Dufferin Piecemakers near Orangeville. One of the participants, Lynda chose the Dog Gone Cute pattern to work on that day. You can see her sweet dog blocks here. She expressed an interest in having a paw print block to add to the border. So today I am sharing the Paw Print bonus border block instructions for the Dog Gone Cute quilt along. These instructions are for the Large Block quilt. My original Dog Gone Cute quilt can be seen here. If you would like to make a Dog Gone Cute quilt, this is a free quilt. The instructions can be found by clicking on the Quilt Alongs tab beneath my blog header. The original cutting instructions call for strips to be cut for the sashing and borders. If you want to add the Paw Print Border Blocks, use these instructions instead: From the Background, you will need: (2) strips at 10.5" x 74.5” (2) strips at 10.5" x 38.5” (3) strips at 2.5" x 54.5” To make the Paw Print Border Blocks as shown in the photo at the beginning of this post, also cut the amounts given in this chart. Step 1: Sew 2 of the Black B strips between the Background C and * strips. Trim the end of the strip set and then crosscut into 8 @ 1.5" wide units. Step 2: Sew the Background D strips between the 2 remaining Black B strips. Trim the end of the strip set and then crosscut into 8 @ 1.5" wide units. Step 3: Place the Background A squares on the corners of the Black E rectangles, with right sides facing together. Sew along the diagonal as shown in red. Trim the seam to 1/4" and press open. Sew the Background F rectangles on each side of the unit. Make 8. Step 4: Sew the units made in the previous steps together as shown. Make 8. Step 5: Sew a Background G rectangle on opposing sides of the paw units. Sew the units into a column as shown. Make 2. Step 6: Sew a Background 10.5” x 38.5” on the bottom of the Paw Print Border Block. Make 2. Step 7: Sew the Paw Print Borders to the sides of the quilt center. Then sew the Background 10.5” x 74.5” borders on the top and bottom to complete your quilt. I hope you enjoyed this Paw Print tutorial and if you make a Dog Gone Cute quilt, please use the #DogGoneCuteQAL hashtag when sharing on social media! Keep On Quilting On! Follow To follow Sew Fresh Quilts by email.... Enter your email address: Delivered by FeedBurner
Hi everyone! It has been a while! I haven’t been sewing as much as I want to be, but I have had a few projects that I want to save on here! Sometimes if I…
Free Quilts Patterns are included with the Minecraft, Splendid Sampler, and Bloom Sew along. The three sew along are very different and good opportunity for anybody that wants to learn or improve quilting and sewing skills. I’ve never been into quilting, … Read More
More Than Stars Free Baby Quilt Pattern, an easy and fast pattern for the last minute baby shower. Check it out with this Disney Quilt theme!
Free Easy Beginner Quilt Tutorial Pattern; Jelly Roll Quilt Pattern
Loose Ends quilt sewing pattern from Saginaw St Quilts More Details Loose Ends quilt sewing pattern from Saginaw St Quilts If you're feeling a little rebellious and on the run from the Quilt Police, this is the perfect quilt for you! You can break a few rules and make up some new ones along the way with this "go to method" for making blocks that you'll use again and again. Create blocks that weave over and under one another in ribbons of different colors and explore different ways to manipulate your block. Follow the pattern instructions step by step or change it up along the way – it's your call. Click here for more Saginaw St Quilts sewing patterns.
- Green & Black Baby Boy Quilt for Sale - Handmade Patchwork Quilt - 100% Cotton Fabrics - Dimensions 36" x 46" - Machine quilted loopy design - Durable Double-Fold Binding -Easy Care: Machine wash and dry on gentle This quilt is made from three layers of soft cotton fabrics. The front is a patchwork of green, black and plaid prints. The backing is a soft cotton fabric that is white with subtle tan details. The middle layer is soft cotton/bamboo batting. It is finished with double fold binding that is machine stitched for durability. The pictured quilt has been gently machine washed and dried to enhance it's soft crinkly look. This simple sweet quilt is made to be used, loved and cherished. Perfect size for cuddles, on the floor for tummy time and taking for walks in the stroller. Also makes a beautiful way to enhance nursery decor by hanging it on a wall, quilt ladder, or draping it on a chair. Moms, children and babies love and cherish the handmade quilts they receive as gifts from loved ones. Giving a beautiful handmade quilt to a new mom or a cherished child is always an expression of love!
Make your first quilt or your 100th quilt with this super easy pattern that only requires 3 yards of fabric! This quilt pattern is perfect for showcasing your favorite large scale prints.
Learning quilting is within your reach! These quilting sewing tutorials for beginners will lead you to the projects and step by step instructions you need.
Try this easy 12" House quilt block pattern to stitch patchwork houses. All patchwork is rotary cut and quick pieced -- a breeze to assemble.
Today I finally finished my chevron quilt top. It has to be completed in time for my best friends birthday in July, so I really need to hurry up and start quilting. I think I am going to use Moda extra wide dottie quilt backing in either aqua or red. I just hope that she likes it! I also went to a few car boot sales this weekend and picked up some new to me items. My favourite has to be this bundle of fabric scraps from the 1950s to the 1970s. My personal favourite has to be the pink fabric with the turquoise houses or the painted dancers. The whole bundle cost me £2 which I think is a bit of a bargain. I just need to decide what I want to do with them. I also picked up this large JAJ pyrex casserole dish. I have never seen this particular pattern before and I can't seem to find much information about it online, do you know what it's called? And finally, my wonderful sister bought this stunning 1970s maxi dress for my Etsy shop. It is beautifully made and the colours are amazing, I tried it on in the hope that I might be able to keep it for myself but unfortunately it doesn't fit me. It will be listed just as soon as I find my missing tape measure!
This fat quarter friendly quilt project called Shake, Rattle & Roll features green batik pinwheels made using half-square triangles and strip sets.
Garden Path 3 Yard Quilt Pattern - by Fran Morgan of Fabric Cafe - 092125 Garden Path - 3 Yard Quilt Pattern With this economically-price pattern, you simply take 3, one-yard cuts of fabric plus a few hours and make a beautiful quilt top with binding and borders. The pattern includes an assembly diagram and step-by-step directions that make your cutting and piecing a breeze! Finished size of quilt: 45 x 63 inches (114.3 x 160.02 cm)
With the long holiday weekend I got to sneak in some sewing time and finish up this paper-pieced Tardis pillow . Caroline 's advice to...
Update Vehiclequilt pattern bundles by quiltsandnicestuff.com - a kidsquilt. Vehcielquilt Block Anleitungspakete - ein Kinderquilt.
Fall Sampler Quilt Sew Along - Week 6: Today I'm showing you the Puppy / Dog quilt block and I'm sharing the finishing instructions!
Vary the Colors and Fabrics for Your Own Wonderful Version! Sometimes the most beautiful quilts are the simplest ones, as is the case with this lovely “Checkerboard” quilt. Liberty Tana Lawn prints are so pretty against a chambray background. The quilt is easy to make using strip piecing. And it’s simple to alter the block …
I finally finished my son’s Minecraft Quilt that I made with the Minecraft Quilt Pattern published in Seriously, I Think it Need Stitches… This was my first quilt! it took me a while to learn quilting basic skills, Kelli’s patterns were … Read More
Inspired by the quality of vintage quilted jackets, the Channeled Cotton Quilt is a comfortable and durable piece for everyday use. The casual weight and texture of this yarn-dyed textile comes from the matelassé weaving process. Coordinate with the Channeled Cotton Shams or mix and match with any of our bedding collections. • Vintage inspired design • 100% Cotton • A Schoolhouse Original
Woven from 100% European flax STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® certificate BEHO 078808; made without the use of harmful chemicals or pesticides Filled with 180-gsm of 100% recycled polyester for ultimate loft Breathable, yet insulating; best for year-round comfort Set includes quilt and two shams Twin/full/queen include standard shams, king/cal king include king shams 4'' quilted squares Complete your bedding refresh with new pillows Made with care in China
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