Learn how to piece the easy and versatile Windmill quilt block. Photo tutorial from NewQuilters.com. #quilting, #piecingquiltblocks, #quiltingforbeginners
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The Owl is a Fondation Paper Piecing pattern. The instructions are in English. Everything is explained and labeled in detail, with also a Coloring Page. The pattern can be printed on "Letter" format, or on "DinA4" format. First of all you shoud print the instruction. The pattern included 2 sizes 12 x12" and 15"x15". The FPP pattern can be downloaded immediately after purchase. After purchase, you will receive an email from Etsy with a link to download the PDF files. If you have any questions, just let me know! Enjoy creating it!
The Campfire Quilt Pattern is a modern interpretation of the traditional Log Cabin quilt block. This quilt comes in king, queen, throw and baby quilt sizes.
In the spirit of Halloween, here is a paper pieced witch free for you to play with! Enjoy, and please send me a picture of your completed witch! Click here to download your witch!
“Through the years, quilts have become documents of history. They are the products of their society, influenced by the culture, and the environment of the people who made them. The history of America can be
Here are the instructions for the Comma Wedding Quilt, if you've been waiting for them! I guess it took a long time for me to recover from the wedding reception, because it's been awhile!! Janelle
I've been ready for a little change lately as you can see from my new header and background. My new background is thanks to Aqua Poppy Designs. Isn't it simply darling? She has some really fun and free backgrounds if you're looking for something fresh and new. I haven't jumped in totally and done a major overall but that's definitely in the horizon as I continue to make my blog look more professional and all matchie matchie (can you spell matchie matchie that way? lol). I had so much fun taking pictures of the fabric that it became my inspiration for some change. The majority of the fabric in the pictures are from my collection of Aunt Gracie prints, I'm definitely a fan of Judie Rothermel. I did want you to know that Aunt Gracie's are my biggest collection of fabric and I've been collecting it for 10 years now. You must know that it takes many years to acquire a collection. I remember when it cost $6.39 a yard and now you pay over $2.00 more per yard. I have to admit though that I've been hitting a few fabric stores recently doing a little bit of fabric therapy, okay a lot of therapy but I need therapy so that's okay (smiles). I've been buying some of the newer Aunt Gracie prints along with some other stuff. I'll do more posts about that later. When I was at Broadbents the other day, Laurel showed me a new scrappy quilt book that I just had to buy. One of my requirements for buying a book is that I have to like more than 3-4 quilts in the book for me to buy it. This is the book. You can see it here. This is one of the quilts I'm making. The feedsack quilt pattern inspired me and since I have sooo many Aunt Gracie fabrics I knew it would be the perfect quilt for me to make. This is the block. Just so you know, I did make a few changes... First, I wanted to have red polka dots for the center of the blocks. As you can see I already put together one block. Isn't it so fun? I LOVE it! Second, The block in the book is 12" x 12" and the strips are cut 2 1/2" and my block will finish at 9" x 9" because my strips are cut at 2". You are probably asking WHY! Well, it's because the stacks of strips that you see in the pictures above and below were cut from my stash over two years ago and I wanted to use them. So, I modified the measurements to fit the 2" strips I cut two years ago. I also threw in some of the newer fabrics I've been buying too! I actually like the smaller block better and the red center gives me quiltbumps. I'm all giddy inside! I can't wait to make more of these blocks.
While I wait for the border fabric for the baby quilt to dry, I'm preparing for my next project - Circle of Geese Wallhanging. I orginally ...
The few bits of the Little Black Dress are now an array of pinwheels in a pillow top. I haven't any more pillow forms so you are getting ...
Something beautiful from those bits of scraps that wind up in the floor, or the bin, or are too small for anything else!
The photo above © April B Folded corner quilt blocks are an optical illusion if you stick to colors from the same color family. If you use slightly lighter darker shades on the four corners of the rectangle each corner will appear to break off in the center. Hence the name of the block. This easy quilt square is a standard nine patch using half square triangles and a flying swan patch. Both are commonly used patches for quilting. This quilting pattern/tutorial is available for free... Download Pattern: Folded Corners
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If you're tired of quilting traditional patterns, you should try the chandelier quilt pattern. See various patterns you can try in this post.
Imagine quilting your favorite dog breed tomorrow... Ask for the breed you want, I create them on demand and upload them here every week. Craft this Golden Retriever Quilt Pattern, a delightful addition to your sewing projects! This meticulously crafted pattern features vibrant hues from the Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton
Mice mini Busy week with a little bit of sewing and quilting. Little Kate is almost a year and we bought colorfull cottons to sew flags for het birthday and I made a skirt for her with tulle. Little girls overhere love to wear these kinds of skirts and you see them everywhere. Going to the shop to buy fabrics is more time then sewing the skirt! Kate keeps feeling the tulle with big asking eyes.I think she don't like tulle!! Drukke week met weinig naaien en quilten. Kate is bijna jarig en we hebben kleurrijke katoentjes gekocht voor vlaggen. Ik heb een rokje met tule voor haar genaaid, zoals je hier al die kleine meiden in ziet rondlopen. Nar d winkel gaan en stof kopen duurt langer dan de rok naaien!! Kate blijgt maar aan het tule voelen met vragende ogen. Ik denk niet dat het een goede keus is voor een baby. j 5 m done, 90 flags to go!! . Someone who visited my kitten post, asked about mice patterns. A cute idea!!! So I downloaded pictures of mices, played with EQ7 and designed some mice blocks to go with the kittens. But I think I will use the blocks forplacemats for the grandchildren. Iemand die mijn kittenbericht heeft gelzen, vroeg naar blokken met muizen. Wat een leuk idea! Ik heb dus wat plaatjes van muizen gedownload en een paar blokken gemaakt. Ik ga ze niet gebruiken bij de Kittens, maar voor placemats voor mijn kleinkinderen! Placemat Mouse #1 Pattern 4,6 and 8 inch Mouse #2 Pattern 4x2, 6x3 and 8x4 inch Mouse#3 Pattern 4, 6 and 8 inch Mouse #4 Pattern 4, 6 and 8 inch Cheese with and without hole 3, 4 and 6 inch patterns Feel free to download my patterns. You are only allowed to use them for yourself and not for commercial use . When you use my patterns, please mention my name and link in your post to the patterns. I will be pleased to recieve a picture of your work with my patterns. Deze patronen zijn gratis te downlooaden voor eigen, niet commercieel, gebruik. Als je mijn patronen gebruikt, vermeld dan mijn naam en link in je blogbericht naar de patronen op mijn blog. Ik zou het leuk vinden een foto van je werk met mijn patronen te ontvangen. So nice of you to stopping by. Feel free to leave a comment. I love it. Fijn dat u langs kwam. Ik waardeer het als u een bericht achter laat.. Love from Amsterdam and keep quilting and sewing Maartje [email protected]
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This is a unique and customizable Foundation Paper Piece Pattern! This pattern is currently available as an immediate PDF Digital Download to be easily printed in a home printer. If you want to save on ink or printing, you can reference the instructions and diagrams on your computer or tablet and ONLY need to print ONE of the pattern options offered in this pattern (the pattern you will actually be cutting out and sewing on.) It consists of only ONE Paper Piece! No sewing together seams. Perfect for beginners! This pattern comes with 4 sizes--8in, 10 in, 15in, and 20in and is a total of 57 pages. There are NO JOINING SEAMS in this pattern! All a combination of straight line sewing! There are tons of diagrams, charts and illustrations! In addition--there are lots of video QR codes that help with making this pattern successful! This pattern does NOT include instructions on how to FPP. A knowledge of FPP skill is expected. IF you are NEW to FPP, Please visit my website (prideandjoyquilting.com) for more information on my comprehensive step-by-step ONLINE VIDEO COURSE called "Modern Foundation Paperpiecing Fundamentals." prideandjoyquilting.com
Quilt-As-You-Go is way more versatile than you might think! Here's how to quilt a Scottish Thistle block. Get this and other quilting and sewing tutorials.
I have made my second humidicrib cover for the year! I hope to get close to making one each month in 2015. Let’s see how I go. So far, so good. My first humidicrib quilt for the year was based on J…
It's been a few weeks since I shared my gingham blocks. I decided to go bigger and added an extra vertical and horizontal row of blocks ...
Week 3 Piecing Your Triangle Rows Time to get stitching this week ladies! So excited for this part, you really start to get a feel for the quilt. If you didn’t get to link up your pic, no worries! That is just for the prize drawing. Do continue making your quilt and try for next […]
This kingfisher is tossing his catch in the air to spin it around so it’s easier to swallow! It is my artistic interpretation (with permission) of a moment captured by the wonderful photographer @Anias_wildlife_pics. Sew your own unique action shot by foundation paper piecing (FPP)….it is all straight line sewing, although there are some tiny pieces so some experience of FPP is required. The finished block measures approx. 12”x12” and a colouring page, keys and the piecing order is included. Please tag me in your photos as I would love to see! @Griffinandthebearstudio #GATBPatterns Disclaimer - Some parts of the pattern (especially on the keys) may have overlapping letters and numbers that may be hard to read. This shouldn't affect the actual pattern pieces and is caused by the program I use and trying to keep the number of pages in the pattern to a minimum. Please get in touch if you need any help. No refunds on digital patterns. Copyright 2021. This pattern is for personal use only and may not be shared or redistributed without prior written consent. Items made from this pattern may be sold on a small handmade scale with credit on photos and listings to the designer Griffin and the Bear Studio. Designed in and templates from Electric Quilt 8.
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The photo above © TildaI found the free pattern for this bird quilt block on Pinterest. In the Happy Campers quilts, the Bird block is used in two different colorways. Sometimes the block is reversed (flipped) so it faces the other way. Only one version of the block is described here. Download Pattern: The Bird Block
Rag Quilt Pattern, great for Baby quilts, Rag Quilt tutorial, Beginner friendly, DIY quilt, Weekend Quilt PDF Rag Quilt Lap Quilt, finished size approx. 42" x 52", great for baby quilt, 5-page tutorial, DIY quilt, Weekend Quilt - PDF - Complete Instructions A fun Quilt to make, I will admit it took me a week, but I was creating the pattern and taking pics as I went - it would make a good weekend project. I love the warmth and colors and the pattern design brings it to life! So nice to cozy up with a book and tea (or coffee) :) I had to include the washer and dryer pic, this is where the magic of the rag quilt happens. They are a conversation piece just lying around, perfect for decor accents.• If you have any questions or concerns - please contact me immediately. I want you to be happy with your purchase!PLEASE NOTE: This pattern is for personal use only ** Digital Download - No physical product will be sent - *** Due to the digital nature of this product, no refunds or exchanges will be given. But, please get in touch with me if something needs to be fixed with your downloaded file or if you have any questions!
When I was in Houston in 2016 my special exhibit was right across the aisle from the beautiful Millefiori exhibit with all the beautiful English paper pieced quilts inspired by Willyne Hammerstein and I became fascinated with English paper piecing. I did a few pieces out of fancy silks but then I began to wonder how
Strawberry Social is a new pattern that I designed this spring. I usually don't gush openly over my quilt designs but I'm in love with th...
Today I will be sharing a tutorial on how to make a crazy rails quilt. (You can see more photos of my crazy rails quilt here , if you'd li...
