Add More Blocks for a Larger Quilt! Choose a favorite combination of 2 1/2″ jelly roll strips for this charming quilt. It’s a quick project that’s easy to make, even for beginners. The finished quilt is baby or lap quilt size. However, it will be easy to make a quilt of any size. Add more …

Moda Fabrics and Miss Rosies Quilt Co are sharing a free Village Quilt Pattern with everyone in the quilting community so we all remember that in times of uncertainty we are not alone, we are all still part of a village! Across miles and oceans we are intertwined and our well-being is tied to each other. So as a village, we’re going to make a Village. Please join us in making these lovely Village House blocks! They are made from charm squares and background fabric. You can also use lay

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

Choose a Pretty Jelly Roll and Backing to Get Started! Jelly roll strips and quilt-as-you-go construction make this a simple project to finish up. It’s easy to adjust the size, as well. Simply make as many of the 10″ blocks as you need, from baby quilt to king size. We love the rich warm colors …

Learn how to piece the easy and versatile Windmill quilt block. Photo tutorial from NewQuilters.com. #quilting, #piecingquiltblocks, #quiltingforbeginners

Want to learn to quilt? These Easy Quilt Blocks for Beginners will teach you the basics of patchwork quilting. You'll gain the skills needed to make any quilt. They are perfect for new quilters.

Three by Three Quilt Block Tutorial is a 9 patch quilt block that is very easy to make - the size of the quilt block is 18½" square shown in batiks.

UPDATED JULY 6, 2022 — CLICK HERE TO SEE MY CRUMB PIECING TUTORIAL TO LEARN HOW I SELECT FABRICS AND SEW MY CRUMB BLOCKS. INCLUDES A VIDEO TUTORIAL. A little over a week ago on February 22 I …

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

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…

Here are five common methods of making a flying geese block. and I put them through their paces constructing a 4" x 2" finished flying geese unit.

Today we're going to sew together this modern-looking traditional quilt block called Interlocking O's. The pattern is attributed to Doris Dace but I couldn't find any more information about it other than that. Let's get to it!

Our patchwork pattern invites you to a unique and colorful experience. This majestic lion consists of a palette of 24 distinct colors, carefully selected to enhance the beauty and vitality of this patchwork design. Upon downloading the files, you'll find 5 PDFs: instructions, color palette, visual pattern in A1 format, and the 20 sheets of A4 size to create a giant visual pattern that allows you to work comfortably on your quilt. The pattern instructions cover the following topics: 1.Introduction to the Direct Fabric Marking Technique for Patchwork 2.Materials Needed for the Direct Fabric Marking Technique 3.Marking the design on the base fabric 4.Cutting the pieces 5.Alignment of the pieces on the base fabric 6.Temporary placement of the pieces 7.Appliqué or Joining Seam 8.Adjustments and Details 9.Ironing and Detailed Finishing 10.Quilting Process Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of creativity and artistic expression with our lion design, a challenging masterpiece that questions patchwork conventions! Picture a majestic lion taking shape from 20 A4 sheets, each loaded with meaning and potential! Why embark on this thrilling journey? Impressive Size: Your lion will come to life in a size that captivates and becomes the centerpiece of any space. Who said patchwork couldn't be striking and captivating? Rewarding Process: This is not just a project; it's a rewarding challenge. Creating your lion may require effort, but each stitch carries the satisfaction of seeing your masterpiece come to life. Numbered Pieces and Vibrant Colors: Each piece tells a story. Numbered for guidance and colored to inspire, these pieces will form a lion that transcends expectations. Unlimited Customization: Color or black and white? You decide! Customize your lion to fit your style and vision. Versatility is in your hands. Variety of Fabrics, Variety of Emotions: Designed for 24 different colors, this pattern ensures each lion is unique. Every color tells a story, and you are the storyteller. Option A1 - The Entire Epic in One Sheet: The A1 option (594 x 841 mm) gives you the complete experience in one glance. A visual statement that elevates your creation to new heights. Option B. The Epic divided into 20 A4 Sheets to form a giant visual pattern. The Story of Creation: Imagine sitting in your creative corner, tasked with bringing to life a lion symbolizing strength and courage. Every print, every cut, is a step toward creating a unique piece that can decorate any corner of your home or become a meaningful gift for those who appreciate the lion's values. Download now and bring your patchwork lion to life! An experience that transcends expectations, because your creativity deserves a masterpiece. Make patchwork an expression of your own creative epic! Important Details: This pattern is designed for use with 24 different fabric colors, in addition to the optional base quilt whose color is your choice. It is crucial that selected colors are similar to those presented in the color palette to achieve the desired effect in the lion's appearance.

I joined Amanda's Nine Patch a Day quilt along last April and finished the first half of the blocks in May and the second half of the blo...

Creative Play Challenge No. 2 – Nature/Organic; Kawandi Style Quilt

The Photo by © Pat Smith What a beautiful quilt pattern! Quilting & designed by #Sister Chicks Quilting. Turkey block by Lori Holt...PDF pattern called GOBBLE GOBBLE is available… Easy Quilt Tutorial

I finished this lovely art quilt — it’s Exhausted Octopus‘s Sea Glass quilt method! I did an online workshop on the technique and this was my first result!

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Photo above © Quilter's CacheMore great border construction ideas from Quilter's Cache. Get inspired and make those borders exciting! Full Post: Borders

If you're tired of quilting traditional patterns, you should try the chandelier quilt pattern. See various patterns you can try in this post.

Paper piecing is the perfect technique for sewing feathers, especially when you are changing fabrics frequently. Anne, of Play Crafts, demonstrates this with her beautifully executed quilt block, C…

This month’s lotto block is a paper piecing pattern and tutorial provided by Trina Peterson using a nice vintage color palette supplied by Wendy Franczak…thanks, ladies! If you’ve never tried the paper piecing technique (or maybe never even heard of it!), this one is about as simple as it gets…you can do this! You’ll learn the basics of putting together a block, and maybe even do more than one…who knows, you might just feel empowered […]

Going to sleep under your average, run-of-the-mill, storebought duvet feels nothing like snuggling under an artistic quilt that you or your loved one made for you. With affection. With care in every stitch. With countless hours of skill and dedication.

A lot of trial and error went into the creation of this sunflower bargello applique art quilt. Read about the source of inspiration and experimentation that made it a reality.

Hello everyone! I hope you're all well. I've had 2 weeks of rest and now I feel I must get on with my work and catch up on all the things I need to finish. Just too much to do before the end of the year. Today I wanted to show you all the Larger Patterns with Animals etc that I've made. The Rhino is 50" (128cm) The Zebra is 40x55" (102x133cm) The Wolf is 40" (102cm) The Koi Pond is 40" (102cm) The Wolf and the Koi Pond are String Quilts - They are made on a 6x6 square grid with smaller strips in each block. The Bobcats are 50" (128cm) The Lion is 140x200cm (about 55x78") The Deer is 40" (102cm) The Giraffe is 40" (102cm) All the Larger Animal patterns can be found in my ONLINE SHOP in the Animals category. Have a lovely week! *********************************** --- > NEW Quilt Art Design Pattern Shop - www.quiltartdesign.com Quick link to my old Craftsy Shop Please Support my work / Donate at Ko-Fi ( Thanks ) FIND ME: Quilt Art Design Facebook QAD Paper Piecing Group Paper Piecing 1/4" Magazine FBook QAD Instagram QAD Twitter

I am so excited to introduce you guys to my favorite, most meaningful quilt pattern yet, Interwoven! I designed this quilt as a gift for my husband. He's been asking for a quilt of his own for the past several years. I've been hesitant to get started on such a project because well, I wanted it to be perfect. The colors, the design, the quilting, everything! If you've seen our home decor, you'd quickly pick up the fact that we love neutrals. Little pops of color here and there are nice, but overall, I love calm and soothing color palates for the majority of our decor. Sometimes grays feel a little too cool for me, but I really love the soft and warm tone of Kona Doeskin. I'd maybe call it more of a tan gray. I paired Doeskin with Kona Snow (always my go-to white), and I knew that I wanted his quilt to contain only these two colors. When brainstorming designs, I wanted to create something timeless. Block-based patterns are nice, but I just didn't picture that kind of quilt on Peter's recliner. I wanted something with depth and movement. Something that made you stop and stare. I love geometry and playing lines and shapes this was a fun challenge for me! I played around with these lines on my computer for several months before I was happy with the overall aesthetic of the quilt. I then turned my plans into action, and I ended up loving it even more than I originally did! And most importantly, he loves it too. :) While I am a huge fan of two color quilts, I know that many of you love color and gradients. I do too, in the right context :) So I decided to introduce a fun color option for this quilt. I toyed around with how to incorporate colors into the quilt. Alternating colors between the lines was an option, but that seemed too busy and circus-like to me. I finally decided on doing a gradient across the horizontal axis of the quilt to give it a entirely different look. Not only do your eyes move with the lines, they also move as the colors fade from top to bottom. Love it! This is such a fun quilt to use with color gradients! The throw size uses eleven colors while the crib size uses nine. I suggest choosing 1-3 colors, then build your various shades from those colors. Both the two color and multi-color versions include instructions for two sizes, Crib (42

I never remember the things that annoy me about free motion quilting until I sit down at the machine. And then it all comes flooding back to me. FMQ on a domestic machine is a pain in the ass. I do…

Ragtime Quilt

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I made this quilt for my son , he loved it and told his friends at school about his puzzle quilt , it 's my biggest reward to see my son happy with something made by my hands Pattern :...