This Crazy Quilt pattern makes fast and easy quilted placemats using 6 fat quarters to make 6 placemats at once.

We've collected 20 Free Quilted Placemat Patterns from all over the internet and put them into one place for easy reference.

I am thrilled to announce the very first pattern available from Cedar Quilt Co! I really wanted to kick things off with an approachable and fun project that anyone can tackle if they have the desire to quilt. Yes, even total beginners! I have learned so much over the past couple of years on my quilting journey, and I k

This placemat tutorial features the Trip Around the World method of construction to create a checkerboard pattern for two coordinating mats.

I just finished up my placemats for the Spicing Up the Kitchen swap and I am really happy with how they turned out! This is the first big swap I have done, and I have to admit I will have a bit of a hard time letting these go... they are definitely nicer than any placemats I have made myself. My partner said she likes Anna Maria Horner so I used a number of her fabrics and let that guide the color choices for the other fabrics I used as well. I had a great time making the patchwork band on each one different and think they make a fun set. Lawson was a bit befuddled by how much effort I put into something for a total stranger, but it was really fun to get to be inspired by someone else's taste (luckily very similar to mine) and I hope my partner loves them! I added a line of running stitch embroidery echoing the band in a different color on each placemat, and then I did some straight line quilting. Most of the quilting is just through the top and the batting and was done before I attached the backing. I used a variety of Anna Maria Horner prints for the backs, these could definitely be used on the reverse side as well. I like how the backing peeks out at the side edge showing a bit of that color! I couldn't resist testing them out with a placesetting to see how they would look... I think this postage stamp one is my favorite of the set. I may have to make another set for myself... In addition to making these for the swap, they are also my item for this month's Bloggers' Dinner Party! The party is open for three more days - through the 28th - so you still have time to enter for a chance to win this lovely fat quarter bundle from Sew Fresh Fabrics. Remember, you can either enter a new project, or something you have made anytime in the past year, as long as you put up a new post! The full details to enter are on the Bloggers' Dinner Party Page (and you can check out the lovely items that have been entered so far while you are there!). Also, I'll be linking up to Sew Modern Monday on Canoe Ridge Creations on Monday - check it out to see others' modern sewing finishes!

Tutorial: Jacob's Ladder quilt block tutorial for beginners

I played with the arrangement and the colour flow off and on yesterday – I’m stopping with this layout: I worked at changing the block placement from linear on the diagonal to a more pa…

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If you like gingham fabrics, you'll love Minki Kim's latest placemats! Create your own ginghham placemants with four contrasting fabrics with this tutorial.

Although quilting happens at the end, it shouldn’t be a dreaded afterthought! The whole process…

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FABRIC: 1 yard Yellow Ochre, 1 yard Raincoat Yellow, 2 1/2 yards Raw Oats, 1 3/4 yards Putty Gray of Purl Soho's Spectrum Cotton SIZE: 36½ x 53 inches

Double Pinwheel & Peeping Cats Quilt Blocks. Free Pattern and Tutorial

I have a really fun and unique quilt to share with you! Upscale Plaid quilt pattern is one of our most loved patterns in the Lo & Behold collection. It must be the versatility, layout options or lots of different sizes to choose from! For me personally, it's definitely one of my favorites, simply because each version that I make looks SO different from the next. And it's quite fun to create (if I do say so myself). Since this pattern has 5 different layouts, it's always fun to see how the mock-ups look. I decided to go with the

Designed by Cindy Rounds Richards - Photo This quilt tutorial / pattern is available for free... Full post: Dancing Ribbons Quilt

The Blocks Can be Used in Many Types of Projects! Two blocks combine for a beautiful autumn quilt. That makes it easy to adjust the size. Add more blocks for a larger quilt or reduce the number for a smaller one. One row will make a charming runner while nine blocks will make an eye-catching …

If you've ever made a quilt, chances are you've used the straight line quilting technique. It's a popular choice mostly for smaller projects like table runners, potholders, placemats, baby quilts, etc. but can be used for big size quilts too.

I have a really fun and unique quilt to share with you! Upscale Plaid quilt pattern is one of our most loved patterns in the Lo & Behold collection. It must be the versatility, layout options or lots of different sizes to choose from! For me personally, it's definitely one of my favorites, simply because each version that I make looks SO different from the next. And it's quite fun to create (if I do say so myself). Since this pattern has 5 different layouts, it's always fun to see how the mock-ups look. I decided to go with the

This amazing beauty block runner embroidery design comes in four different sizes - 4x4, 5x5, 6x6 and 7x7 hoops. This is a machine embroidery design and all sizes are included in your purchase. There are 6 different blocks, with 4 of those blocks coming in a corner block version if you wish to make a curved runner. Therefore there is 10 different block included in your purchase.  Instructions are provided to create your own runner of any size. Full photo instructions and directions are included with your purchase. It is our intention to offer you the best service always and for our designs to be of the highest quality. Designs are provided in 8 different embroidery formats. The formats included are: DST, EXP*, JEF, PEC, PES, VIP, VP3 and XXX. *BMP and INF files are also provided, these are recommended to be used with the EXP files for Bernina machines.  SVG files are included for cutting machines. Please note the SVG format can be converted to FCM within the Brother Scan n Cut software if required.  Sweet Pea Machine Embroidery Designs Cutting Files Disclaimer - click here Instruction are provided in English. We test and review each of our designs to ensure the highest quality. Depending on what hoop, fabric and stabiliser combination you are using, results may differ.

Sew Along and make up the cutest Kitty Block in the Shine Together Sew Along! This free quilt pattern is so fun and so much fun to sew!

Did you know The Jolly Jabber is hosting a Sew Along and Blog Tour for Lori Holt's new book, Quilty Fun!?! And (yay!) it starts today! Grab your copy of Lori's new book, Quilty Fun and follow along with the 19 participating bloggers to make all the cute blocks for another one of Lori's amazing samplers. All you have to do is post your sew along blocks to the Quilty Fun Sew Along and Blog Tour Flickr page each week and you'll be entered in to win one of the fantastic weekly prizes! I was thrilled they asked me to be one of the participating bloggers! I just don't know if I can wait 15 more weeks to give away my prize. I'll be giving away 1 copy of Quilty Fun to one of my lucky readers!!! Can't wait! It's perfect timing because I just finished making one of Lori's darling quilts featured in Quilty Fun! This is the only picture I've got right now of my sweet little Apple-licious quilt top (thanks Instagram!) She's off being quilted right now (with my favorite little swirl) but when she gets back I'll for sure be showing LOTS of pictures! And can I just say that Apple-licious was quilty and fun! Lori's instructions were clever and clear. I was very impressed! I put together some Apple-licious kits just like mine. They're available at Just Sew in Highland, Utah or you can call 801-492-7929 to have one shipped to you! The supply is very limited so call soon! I hope you'll join in on all the Quilty Fun. Be sure to stop by Lori's blog, Bee in My Bonnet for more details on her Quilty Fun Sew Along and Blog Tour and check out Kerry's blog today as she shows off her blocks for Week 1 - the apple blocks! Happy quilting! ~ Amber

Make your own placemat with this easy placemat sewing tutorial. Perfect sewing project for beginners with easy to follow instructions.

Puppy Kisses is a fun and unique quilt sure to make any dog lover smile! Minky and textured fabrics work great for the floppy ears! This advanced beginner level applique pattern includes directions for three sizes including a pillow, baby quilt, and twin sized quilt. This listing is for a paper (print) version of the pattern only. Paper patterns are professionally printed as saddle stapled booklets. The pattern is also available as a digital (PDF) download here: https://sliceofpiquilts.etsy.com/listing/1746882427. The following is included in this detailed 12 page pattern: ★ Measurements/requirements for an 18" x 18" pillow, a 42" x 48" baby quilt, and a 66" x 90" twin sized quilt ★ Color diagrams ★ Detailed instructions ★ Fabric and color suggestions ★ Tips and tricks for working with minky fabric Solid fabrics, batiks, blender fabrics, flannel, or small scale prints would all work great for this cute, adorable, and cuddly dog quilt. This pattern is for one person only. Please be honest and do not distribute. You may sell quilts made with this pattern as long as you credit Slice of Pi Quilts as the pattern designer, but do not resell the pattern itself. The quilt pictured is not included. This listing is for a paper (print) version of the pattern only.

I'm making progress on my Postcard from Sweden quilt. But unfortunately, I've been so busy with work, that it's taken me four days to type this post. I started out here with a pile of squares and triangles. They've now been turned into HST's. And I even managed to get the HST's up on my design wall. I did make an error design choice -- I mismatched the colours in two of the HST's. Oh well... I substituted some of the Kona colours. This is what the final quilt is supposed to look like: Photo from JeliQuilts I'm linking up my progress with Myra @ Busy Hands Quilts. I'm off to try to squeeze in an hour of sewing before doing my homework for tomorrow's class.

Somewhere between a coaster and a placemat in size, mug rugs are a cozy spot to rest your mug and maybe even a biscuit. Alternatively they could be hung as wall decoration. This piece measures approx 18cm x 18cm. Hand quilted, made from deadstock fabrics and 100% cotton batting with a green a...More Somewhere between a coaster and a placemat in size, mug rugs are a cozy spot to rest your mug and maybe even a biscuit. Alternatively they could be hung as w...More

Here is a Q.I. classic! St. Patrick's Day is often celebrated with parades, green attire, and green beer. How about an Irish Chain quilt? He...

A Charming Block Design for a Table Topper or Wall Quilt, Too! Patchwork pumpkins star in this beautiful quilt for your autumn decor. Select a variety of fabrics from your stash to give it a scrappy look. While the tendency may be to make the pumpkins from all orange fabrics, the quilt will be more …

I added a new category to my Etsy Shop: single quilt block patterns in two sizes. This is the Ladybug quilt block pattern made with Mon Beau Jardin fabric.

Is this the easiest quilt-as-you-go joining method ever? I think so! There is no hand sewing and no joining strips!

Another lovely day yesterday spent at Busy Bees teaching Striped Pieced Landscapes.

Discover your most soothing sewing yet! How one designer created a beautiful Spoondrift series of quilt blocks to capture her love of the ocean...

The photo from © Pinterest This quilt block pattern combines two four patch blocks with contrasting fabrics. You can use a light and a dark fabric for each block, or mix and match different colors and

Are you all chickened out yet?! I hope not! When I first started designing this Chickens pattern I made a version with a white background, unlike the grey background I used for the cover quilt. Choosing fabrics for these quilts was the hardest/most fun part. I threw in a few fun blues, but kept the...Read More

Get started with this beginner's guide to crumb quilting. Explore the materials, techniques, and tips for completing a beautiful quilt!