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Cute little kitten Cat in flowers Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Cute kitten Cats love Instant download PDF Modern Decor Pattern Animal Needlepoint chart This is a PDF counted cross stitch pattern available for instant download. Pattern PDF includes: - Image of finished design - A full color chart - colored blocks with symbols - A symbol chart - list of 78 DMC thread colors Fabric: Aida White Design Area: 180w X 288h Stitches Area of embroidered image: 14 Count, 32.66w X 52.25h cm 16 Count, 28.57w X 45.72h cm 18 Count, 25.40w X 40.64h cm If you want a different size, please contact me. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Add to Cart and Checkout 2. Files download Immediately. After the payment successfully processes, the buyer will receive an automatic email notification letting them know the file is ready on the Downloads page. If you have trouble, go back to your account under purchases and you can re-download the file. 3. Print pattern on your home printer or at a local copy/print shop or use from your computer. Please note this is a PDF pattern only. No fabric, floss, or other materials are included in the listing. In order to open these files you will need Adobe Reader, which can be downloaded here for free: www.adobe.com/products/reader REFUNDS: Refunds will not be made after purchasing. However I strive to make all clients happy and if you are unhappy with your product contact me and we will work something out! Please message me if you have any other questions!
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Giraffes in a Row finished size is 39″ x 39″ or 57″ x 57″. This quilt pattern comes with instructions for the 4 giraffe quilt, that finishes at 39″, using one colourway (yellow/brown) or 4 different colours & for the 6 giraffe quilt, that finishes at 57″, using 6 different colours. The Giraffes in a Row Quilt Pattern includes: Complete materials and fabric requirements lists Fabric cutting instructions Full colour diagrams Sewing directions Layout and assembly guide This pattern is not intended for commercial use.
While the snow is gently falling outside (may I say.... FINALLY!!!), I’ve gathered up my sewing progress pictures for the week and am ready to blog! My supervisor Darla is deftly pacing back and forth here in front of the big computer screen, raising an occasional paw to catch the cursor. When she tires of it, she will perch on the back of the chair to read over my shoulder. I’m so lucky to have such great support! Starry, Starry Day is now a completed quilt. YAY!! It finished at 72x78”. The batting is Warm and Plush cotton, and the quilting is just simple wavy lines. I did wash it before photographing. I just love how it has a lit-from-within look radiating out from the yellow center. The binding was a simple orange and white print, and the backing was pieced from random fat quarters and pieces that have aged well (and too long) in my stash. This was a Rainbow Scrap project from 2017 and is my first finish of this year. I will be sharing this finish and post with Rainbow Scrap Saturday, Oh Scrap!, OMG - One Monthly Goal, and the 2018 Finish Along as the link-ups come online. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Once Starry, Starry Day was done, it was back to sewing blue scraps. I made two blocks for the 2018 Rainbow Scrap Challenge Sampler, Squared Away. The next block is the beginning of a new quilt for me, and it will combine two blocks; the birds plus an Irish Chain block. Irish Chains have been on my bucket list for a long time, and I will start off with a single chain in this quilt to create a lattice effect. The background of the quilt is Kona White, and the lattice will be Kona Ocean, the deep blue in the fabric of the body of the bird. In fact, it is that fabric that I fell in love with. I ordered yards and yards of it last spring to be the inspiration for this quilt. It’s called Maggie Jean and is from the Frolic line by one of my very favorite fabric designers, Tamara Kate. The birds will all be made in coordinating rich blues, greens, pinks, and warm orange-yellows. I found a free bird pattern at Quilting Support, and also ordered the Feathers pattern from The Scrap Basket. I looked at both, but used neither. The Feathers pattern was poorly written and made an 8” finished block. The Quilting Support pattern made a 12” finished block. I needed a 10” block to work with the 10” Irish Chain alternate block, so I drafted my own in a similar style. Half the birds will face right, the other half left. I will show more detail as I complete more birds and chain blocks. This quilt will definitely be for me. I originally drafted my pattern to be 50x70” plus borders (probably 60x80”), but I may go larger and turn it into a queen bed size. Time will tell. And then all my blue scraps got sewn into these 12 miscellaneous 6.5” (unfinished) blocks; three nine-patches, one block of half-square triangles, and the others being crumb blocks. They will join all the other 6.5” blocks in the Parts Departments for eventual inclusion into either kennel quilts, baby quilts or who knows what.... And next up on the design board is Hot Rods, a quilt for my brother Steve. The fabrics are all here and I am playing around with them and letting ideas percolate. Lots of accent colors are being auditioned. The larger motifs have been cut up and will be trimmed and framed. This one is going to have to lead me instead of me leading it. The only part I am not enjoying is that my dear brother is hovering too much and weighing in on every.little.thing. I know he’s excited, but geez. I know what I’m doing (for the most part, LOL). Anyway, this project may end up going on vacation with me next month just so I can think in peace. Speaking of thinking, I think that wraps it up for this past week. Oh! Just one more thing. I often get questions from No-Reply bloggers. Often I am slow to reply, but I do get there. So if you don’t hear back from me, it’s because I have no way to contact you. So be sure to either include your email address in your comment, or update your account. Bonnie Hunter has full information on how to correct your No Reply status HERE.
Hello and happy Thursday! While doing a little cleaning in my sewing room this week I happened upon my stash of orphan blocks. Orphan blocks are extra blocks made to test block patterns or blocks that were made for quilts or projects that never got used. As I was sorting through my found “treasures” I […]
This haunted house paper piecing pattern, originally designed for the Epic Halloween Quilt and Quilt-Along, is a great filler block for Halloween quilts and wallhangings! This pattern assumes knowledge of basic paper piecing techniques. For a free downloadable tutorial click here. You will receive: • Block assembly instructions • Full-size foundation patterns (When printing your pattern, please ensure that scaling is set to 100% in order for all pattern pieces to print correctly.) Finished size: 9" x 12" Looking for more Halloween patterns? This pattern is included in the Small and the Big Epic Halloween Bundles. Download: You will be emailed a download link after checkout. Please save the PDF to your hard disk immediately; patterns are limited to 3 downloads. EU/UK customers: In order to comply with VAT regulations, please purchase this pattern through my Payhip shop. This pattern is for personal use and for one person only. Please do not distribute. All digital pattern sales are final.
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Last night I stitched another New York Beauty block. I only have 3 left to do after this one and then I can start on the border .... or start working on another ufo .... you know how I am....sigh.... I wanted to share something really cool with you guys. Martingale - That Patchwork Place has put together a group of 52 free quilting tutorials that you might enjoy. I love looking through things like this when I need a break in my writing. I can only try to write about "boys jeans" "boys bootcut jeans" "boys husky jeans", etc. etc. for so long before I get stuck and need to give my mind a diversion. It's kind of like a walk in the park. So anyway, you can find these tutorials HERE. You may have already seen them, but, if not, I hope you enjoy them! I figure that no matter how long I've quilted, I can always learn something new. Have a great Wednesday! XO and Cheery wave from Bev
Brush up on your quilting skills with this easy to make patchwork floral block. The Coming Up Roses quilt block is perfect for any project on your list.
Selling Points 1. Gender: Men's 2. Style: Basic 3. Occasion: Business 4. Tops Type: Polo Shirt 5. Neckline: Lapel 6. Design: Button 7. Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve 8. Pattern: Color Block Specifications Gender: Men's, Style: Basic, Fashion, Comfortable, Occasion: Business, Casual, Holiday, Tops Type: Golf Shirt, Polo Shirt, Neckline: Lapel, Fabric: Polyester, Design: Button, Color Block, Sleeve Length: Long Sleeve, Elasticity: Micro-elastic, Look After Me: Wet and Dry Cleaning, Washable, Pattern: Stripes, Color Block, Season: Spring & Fall, Bust (cm): M:96;L:100;XL:104;2XL:108;3XL:112;4XL:116, Length (cm): M:66;L:68;XL:70;2XL:72;3XL:74;4XL:76, Shoulder Width (cm): M:42;L:43;XL:44;2XL:45;3XL:46;4XL:47, Sleeve (cm): M:58;L:59;XL:60;2XL:61;3XL:62;4XL:63, Fit Type: Regular Fit, Listing Date: 03/19/2024, Photos Size Chart Inches Centimeters Size Length Bust Shoulder Width Sleeve M 66 96 42 58 L 68 100 43 59 XL 70 104 44 60 2XL 72 108 45 61 3XL 74 112 46 62 4XL 76 116 47 63
It's been a while since I've written a post about a finished quilt that I've made! To be honest, I haven't had too much to share lately. January was filled with secret sewing and we also (finally) finished moving all of our large pieces of furniture up the mountain. We feel like we can finally start putting things away where they belong, so much of our time has been doing just that. The weather is starting to warm up, so I have a feeling that it's going to be an internal struggle to stay inside and work on my new pattern (which I hope to start sewing in the next two weeks) but I am excited and determined to have a new project on my cutting table. It's been a while! But back to this quilt! This was the quilt that I made for the Deco Quilt Along back in the fall of 2021. I SO enjoyed stepping out of my comfort zone for these colors...except for the fact that they were SO tricky to photograph! Here are the fabrics that I used for this quilt: AGF Spiceberry (Color 2) AGF Coral Reef (Color 1) AGF Sugarplum (Color 3) AGF Snow (Color 5) AGF Magnetism (Color 4) AGF Gingerbread I wanted to create a saturated, kind of moody quilt for this one, and the Gingerbread solid from AGF was calling my name. You might recall that this is one of Art Gallery Fabrics' newer solids and it's such a gorgeous color. I really think it might be my favorite! The Quilt Along went through the pattern block by block. It really is so fun to see how each individual block contributes to the overall design of the quilt. If you are looking for the saved Quilt Along information, it can be found here. Be sure to grab a paper or digital copy of the pattern as well! . . Once all of blocks were created, we pieced them all together to create our quilt top! You really can't visualize how this quilt top will look until you add in the negative space and other blocks. The colors and shapes really all do work together. . We brought my finished quilt top to the North Carolina Art Museum in Raleigh. At this point, it really sunk in that we were moving. This has always been one of my favorite place to photograph quilts, although sadly, I didn't do it nearly as much as I had hoped. But the thought of no longer being a 20 minute drive away really makes me sad! We grabbed a cup of coffee from Caribou (the mint mocha is my favorite- with dark chocolate!) and we enjoyed the afternoon walking around the campus and finding pretty shots for this quilt. The leaves were changing and it was so fun to experience. Fall is always the best time of year. . . . . . . . . Lilo of Trace Creek Quilting sponsored a long arm quilting prize for the Quilt Along, and she also did the quilting for my own Deco quilt. I decided to use the Arrow pantograph by the Longarm League. The symmetry of the lines is really just so unique and creative. Jess is the designer behind Longarm League pantographs and I have been LOVING her creations! Lilo even took the extra step to scale the design so that it was symmetrical with the blocks. Love that touch! . For the quilting thread, she used a color that matches the Background. I love that it creates just a bit of texture, but doesn't compete for any extra attention. . For the backing, I went with an Art Gallery Fabric print called Treasured Marrakesh. I wanted to draw out the pink fabric from the top of the quilt and since I used mostly solids for the piecing, throwing in a fun and bold print felt right. . . . . We got a really big snow back in January, so we brought this quilt outside for photos, naturally! . . We have kits for the Gingerbread Deco quilt top in our shop, along with the backings as well! LINKS: Deco Quilt Pattern - DIGITAL Deco Quilt Pattern - PAPER Blog Post - the original Deco quilt Blog Post - the Ivory Deco quilt Blog Post - the Baby Deco quilt Blog Post - Tester Deco quilts & Mock Ups Quilt Kits
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Very Little Cutting is Required for These Charming Stars! This lovely quilt top will stitch together in no time. Just choose 3 charm packs and get started. There’s minimal cutting to do and it all goes together quickly and easily, even for beginning quilters. Quilt photo above and at the top of the page courtesy …
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In this two part series on the best hand quilting needles, this first part lists the 5 main types of needles and what they should be used for.
10 Free Soft Stuffed Animals Sewing Patterns with Photos
I’ve been quilting for 20 years, and I didn’t hear about 3-yard quilts until about 5 years ago. Facebook Live was becoming a more popular way for companies to sell and I began working with a shop that was looking for new designers to showcase. As I began watching their shows, I saw all these … Continue reading What and Why 3-yard Quilts
Ever looked at the edge of your fabric and think how pretty the markings are? Well, this list Fabric Selvage Projects will make you wish you've saved them.
Here is an (incomplete) list of quilts that you can make with 8 Fat Quarters! If you click on the link, it will take you to the page where you can purchase and/or download the pattern: Baby/Crib Size Alabama Block Quilt Finished Size: 46
So, I had a lovely reader email me last week with a question on how to do 3-D decor letters. I can’t remember exactly who it was but I do remember that she was from England, so cool. I just read the email in my head using my English accent that only sounds good in […]
Learn the fast way to make the classic Log Cabin quilt block from fabric strips. Tutorial from NewQuilters.com #logcabinquilt, #easyquiltblocks, #quiltpiecing, #quiltingforbeginners
This Leilani Quilt Pattern is in downloadable PDF format. Included in this digital download: – Templates for preparing the curved blocks. – Fabric requirements, and cutting and piecing instructions for five quilt sizes - baby (39 x 39"), cot (35 x 49"), throw (49 x 66"), twin (70 x 88") and double (81 x 98"). – 17 pages of detailed instructions, illustrations and templates, including 'colouring in-spiration' pages – Moderate/intermediate piecing skills required. Read more about this pattern at www.wife-made.com. This pattern requires yardage. Please see the last image for fabric requirements. This listing is for a downloadable PDF document. After purchasing the digital pattern you can download the document from the Purchases tab in your Etsy profile. ETSY TROUBLESHOOTING: If you are having trouble downloading your purchase please confirm that you are logged into the same Etsy account that you purchased the pattern with. THIS IS A COMMON PROBLEM THAT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH WIFE-MADE. Please double check that the profile name in the email matches the profile you are logged into Etsy with. If it doesn't match then you are logged into the wrong account. ** CONDITIONS OF SALE AND COPYRIGHT ** This pattern is for use by the original purchaser only. Additional parties wishing to use the pattern must purchase their own copy. This pattern may not be stored electronically in a publically accessible location or transmitted electronically. The images, layout, design and other aspects of this pattern are copyright © Wife-made 2019. No part of this design or pattern may be reproduced in any form. Small, home-based handmade businesses, selling items on Facebook, Instagram, Etsy or similar are welcome to sell items made from this pattern on requirement that all product descriptions and swing tags state that the item was created using, or derived from, a Wife-made pattern.
The Open Road Quilt is a pattern written by Taylor Krz of Toad & Sew. It is a vibrant and bold quilt that is rated as "confident" beginner and assumes that the quilter understands basic quilting knowledge and can keep a consistent 1/4" seam allowance. The pattern is made up of three large blocks and it is a straight forward and quick make! Sizes: Baby: 34" x 43" Lap: 52" x 52" Throw: 62” x 76” Bed: 94” x 100” #openroadquilt
How to hand quilt in 3 easy steps! In this blog and video tutorial I'll list out all of the supplies you need and show you how simple hand quilting is!
- Waterfall - NEW Form of Foundation Paper Piecing Pattern - 26" x 36" Quilt Block - The Waterfall pattern was designed by Cynthia England. Her new Paper Piecing technique is called ‘Picture Piecing’. It is a slightly different approach to foundation paper piecing and the pattern packet contains detailed instructions on this new technique. However, the pattern can be used as is with the traditional sew & flip method of paper piecing. The pattern packet contains a master pattern, a freezer paper pattern for cutting up and sewing on, a detailed fabric listing with measurements and all instructions necessary to construct this wonderful quilt block. The finished size of the quilt is 26” x 1936” and is for an intermediate level piecer. Sparkling blue water cascades down moss covered rocks in this picturesque nature scene. The detail image below shows a close-up of the upper waterfall. We used Superior's Glitter Hologram Thread in midnight, steel, silver and pearl, shown below, to add the perfect sparkle to the cascading water. Pattern Includes: A full-size master pattern, full-size iron-on templates and 4 pages of illustrated instructions.
Did you know that I have a number of quilt patterns available? I thought it might be helpful to share them all in one post.
Mercado Quilt Pattern by Vickeidy Plybon of Sewspicious. The design for this quilt pattern is inspired by a beautiful tile design in my grandmother's house in the Dominican Republic. My interpretation of the tile features curved piecing and a modified nine-patch block. The pattern includes detailed cutting instructions and two different types of templates: Cutting templates: To cut the curves from your fabrics, use templates numbered 1–5. Trimming templates: To trim the curves to size, use templates labeled A–C. This listing is for a digital quilt pattern (PDF) with easy-to-follow instructions for planning, cutting, sewing curves, trimming curves and finishing. This pattern is perfect for an intermediate (or adventurous beginner!) level quilter. There are 3 size options included with the pattern: baby, large throw, and bed. About PDF Patterns Click on the Add to Cart button below to purchase a digital copy (PDF) of the pattern. Once your order is confirmed, you will receive a link to immediately download your PDF. PDF Pattern purchases are non-refundable. The pattern is for one person use. You may not copy, sell or distribute it without permission. I would love to see your progress and your finished quilt. Please share with me by posting on Instagram with hashtag #MercadoQuilt or email me photos at [email protected]
"JUNGLE PARADISE & PANTHER" - QUILT BLOCK HAS 1 DESIGN ON 14" X 14" COTTON FABRIC 1 "JUNGLE PARADISE & PANTHER" QUILT BLOCK is machine embroidered on pre-shrunk, 100% Cotton fabric that is high quality and a perfect weight for quilting or any quilting project that you might want to do. A sleek black panther prowls through jungle greenery. There is stabilizer on the back of the quilt blocks and you can leave it on or you can cut it away, it will not affect your quilt block in any way if you leave it on. The 14" X 14" blocks are ready to be cut to your personal block size. These are perfect for a quilt, a pillow, a lap quilt, or a wall hanging, and many other creative ideas. 1 - EMBROIDERED QUILT BLOCK in the size listed below: "JUNGLE PARADISE & PANTHER"-- 7.01" X 7.80" (stitched size of embroidery) SHIPPING:THE QUILT BLOCKS WILL BE MAILED BY USPS TO THE BUYER WITHIN 10 DAYS AFTER PURCHASE, SINCE THESE ARE CUSTOM DESIGNS MADE TO ORDER, PLEASE ALLOW TIME FOR ME TO STITCH THEM OUT FOR YOU. PLEASE ALLOW 4-7 DAYS FOR DELIVERY OF QUILT BLOCKS IMAGE PROVIDED BY EMBROIDERY LIBRARY THIS BLOCK IS A STITCHED QUILT BLOCK
Paw Tracks quilt pattern A bold and modern take on the classic bear paw quilt block. This is a fabric friendly design. You can use Charm packs, Layer cakes, FQs or scraps for this pattern. Pattern includes full fabric requirements, cutting and piecing instructions for 3 sizes, Baby, Lap and Bed. (Finished sizes and fabric requirements in images.) This is a listing for a PDF pattern of instructions for you to make your own Paw Tracks quilt. A link to download the pattern will be sent to you after purchase.
This is Sheri's Nova Quilt and it is a pattern you can find in Kim Brackett's book Scrap-Basket Sensations. Sheri made this quilt out of her batik scraps and I have this one on my 'to-do' list as my batik scrap basket is starting to overflow too! I chose the pantograph Taro for this one and used Quilters Dream Blend batting. The thread is a light beige So Fine thread and the backing is a beige wide Stonehenge. It can be quite tricky getting pictures of quilts on the snow after a fresh layer has fallen and every time you try to lay the quilt down the fluffy snow flies into the air and covers the quilt. Not to mention all the marks you leave in the snow as you try again and again to get the quilt to lay flat. Well I guess this was my lucky day as when I went to lay the quilt out the wind blew in just the right direction at the right time and the quilt gently floated down on the snow without disturbing anything!! It was a 'Magic Carpet" moment with a perfect landing!
About a month before we took off to visit our son in Italy last year, I was talking to him on the phone. I don’t remember how it came up, but he mentioned how he had always had a quilt on his bed growing up, and he really missed having one. My heart sunk. How did I let two years in the Navy pass wit
