I am doing a bunch of Christmas sewing but can’t blog about any of it until I give the gifts! So today I’m showing a wall hanging that I made my sister for Christmas a couple years ago.…

This listing is for unfinished 6"X6" crazy quilt blocks or crumb blocks. These scrap fabric quilt blocks can be cut into smaller squares or you can leave them the size they are and make anything you would like. They would make great zipper pouches, crazy quilts, handbags, lap quilts, place mats, wall hangings, table runners, tote bags and much more. They are made with scrap fabric so everyone will be unique and different. I sew them onto thin paper to give the more stability when sewing and this can simple be removed by misting with a spray bottle then peel off or myself I just peel it off with no spray either way will work. They are 6"X6" squares. Choose set options from drop down boxes. If you would like for me to remove the paper before shipping please leave me a message upon checkout. If you need a certain color theme please leave a message upon checkout.

Autumn Night, October Monthly Mini Quilt Pattern This is a pattern to make an 11" x 13" quilted wall hanging. This is one of 12 small wall hangings representing each month of the year. The pattern comes with all instructions and full-sized applique patterns. This little machine appliqued quilt goes together quickly and easily. It looks great on a little quilt stand or quilt hanger. I own the rights to this pattern and the images in it. Please do not share, distribute, publish, etc. this pattern. Thank you! INSTANT DOWNLOAD PDF Pattern - This is an electronic file. No physical item will be shipped.

Journey through the heart of Amish country & the beauty of Amish quilts., an art form immersed in tradition and filled with lasting appeal.

Use these free patterns for tiny quilts, all less than 26" square, for projects you can assemble in a flash.

The classic Churn Dash block is the star of the two projects in this pattern.  32 x 32" wall hanging that also could be a large table topper. 18 x 30 bonus table runner pattern! Scrappy and fat friendly. Table runner pattern is layer cake friendly!

We interrupt Marblehead Madness for an important announcement: Happy Spring! We're here today with a spring-inspired tutorial--the Tulip Time wall hanging, made using our Graphix 3 collection. Check out the tutorial and then make sure you leave a comment for a chance to win a bundle of Graphix 3 fabrics. This giveaway is now closed, but you can still enjoy the tutorial! Here are the Graphix 3 prints we'll be using: (We've since made this quilt in our Painter's Palette Solids as well. See the solid tulips here.) Materials: 1/4 yard each of four bright Graphix 3 prints 1/4 yard green zigzag print 1/4 yard green triangle print 3/4 yard white solid 1 yard backing fabric 1/4 yard for binding 30" x 32" piece of batting Cutting: From each colored tulip print: One 4" x 6-1/2" piece, two 4" squares and two 2-3/4" squares From the green zigzag: Two 1-1/2" x 42" strips Four 1-1/2" x 7-1/2" strips From the green triangle print: Eight 3" x 6-1/2" pieces From the white solid: Eight 4" squares Two 3-1/2" x 28-1/2" strips Sixteen 3" squares and eight 1-1/2" x 3" pieces Eight 2-3/4" squares Two 2-1/2" x 20-1/2" strips Eight 2" squares From the binding print: Three 2-1/4" x 42" strips Let's get started! 1. Draw a diagonal line on the wrong side of each white square. 2. Pair each 2-3/4" marked square with a 2-3/4" bright square, right sides together. Stitch 1/4" on either side of the marked line, cut on the line, and press both half-square triangles (HSTs) open. Trim HSTs to measure 2" square. 3. Layer 2" marked white squares on the two bottom corners of a bright 4" x 6-1/2" piece as shown. Stitch on the drawn line, trim 1/4" past the line, and press open to make a tulip bottom. 4. Lay out the four HSTs as shown to make three tulip points. 5. Sew the HSTs together and sew to the tulip bottom. 6. Lay a 3" marked white square on the bottom half of a 3" x 6-1/2" green triangle piece, noting orientation of the line. Repeat, making sure to position the marked line opposite the line on the first piece (mirror image). Stitch on each drawn line. 7. Trim 1/4" past the seam and press open. Layer a second marked square on the top of each green piece, noting orientation. Stitch, cut and press open to make two mirror image leaf units. 8. Sew a 1-1/2" x 3" white piece to the top of each leaf unit as shown. Sew a 1-1/2" x 7-1/2" green zigzag stem between the two leaf units to make a leaf/stem unit. 9. Sew the leaf/stem unit to the bottom of a tulip. Repeat to make three additional tulips and leaf/stem units. 10. Lay out the four tulip blocks in a row and sew together. 11. Layer a 4" marked white square on top of a 4" bright print square and make HSTs like in step 2. Trim to measure 3-1/2" square. Make four HSTs in each color combination and join the HSTs into a pinwheel block as shown. Make one pinwheel block in each color. 12. Sew four pinwheel blocks into a row. Trim the two 1-1/2" x 42" green zigzag strips to measure 24-1/2". Sew them together with the tulip row and pinwheel row as shown. 13. Sew 2-1/2" x 20-1/2" white strips to the sides of the quilt top. Sew 3-1/2" x 28-1/2" white strips to the top and bottom of the quilt top. Machine quilt the wall hanging. 14. Use the three 2-1/4" x 42" strips to bind the wallhanging. 15. Hang on your door or wall and enjoy! We hope you enjoyed this tutorial! It's a great way to have tulips around your home even if Mother Nature isn't cooperating! For a chance to win a bundle of Graphix 3 for yourself, leave a comment letting us know that you follow our blog (you can sign up to follow by email or by blog reader in the right hand sidebar), as well as which is your favorite print from the collection. The giveaway will be open through Saturday, April 4 at 11:59 pm EST. This giveaway is now closed.

Make Yours Scrappy or Coordinate the Colors! A polka dot binding and prairie point edging give this pinwheel runner a fun and whimsical appeal. Pretty buttons are a sweet finishing touch. Start with triangles cut from 6″ squares in a wide variety of fabrics to give the runner a scrappy look. The more fabrics the …

I've been working on a mini quilt as part of the Brit Quilt Swap Round 3 . I was allocated a partner who was so easy to make for because s...

It’s the final day of the Blog Hop today. I’m kinda sad to see it wrap up, as I have enjoyed perusing all of the designer’s blogs over my morning cup of coffee. I hope you have…

Add a twist of fun this Christmas season with the Twister Holiday Wall Hanging Pattern! This stunning quilt features basic piecing but will wow your guests with its complex look! Quilt finishes to approximately 24½ x 24½. The pattern will include instructions and diagram to complete

A mini quilt that had been in my sketchbook for awhile. Finally executed!

Dream Catcher Bed Runner pattern, 24 x 90 inches, raw edge applique. I mostly used Kaffe Fassett scraps for the feather and snow Kona cotton for the background. Full size pattern and directions with lots of pictures. Very easy, fun and addictive. You can also make it with two Hoffman Dream Big panels. PDF download in a zip file. iPads won't open zip files. Supposedly you can send the zip file to your notes on your iPad and open the file there. "When you fall asleep, a Dream Catcher will attract all dreams. Nightmares get trapped inside the web, but the good dreams pass through and slide down the feathers to reach the person sleeping. In the morning, when the Dream Catcher is exposed to light, all the bad dreams dissolve and fade away"

Material: Silk Size: 1.6X5.7 Feet Suzani Table runners are embroidered with needle craft technique. Each of them has natural dye - organic colors and has own motif story. The back of the table runner has the same beige background color as the front. You can hang this unique piece on the wall or you can put it on your table. Gently wash by hand with cold water or Dry Clean if there is any stain. Dimensions can be slightly bigger or smaller since they are all handmade. Worldwide Free Shipping with Fed-Ex and UPS. Estimated time of delivery is between 3-5 days. Tracking number will be provided right after shipping. We gladly accept returns, exchanges, and cancellations. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact with us.

This fabric Fat Quarter has stunning large tropical leaves done in an Oceania blue color and measures 21" x 18". It has beautiful blue, lavender purple, green and aqua accents. It is a soft Petal Cotton. This is the last yardage I have of the large leaves, but you can see my other listing with the smaller leaves here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/650523414 I have a lot of quilters ask me for border or quilt backing fabrics to coordinate with the tropical and Hawaiian fabric squares in my store, and this is also nice for making a wall hanging, pillow, purse, place mats, zipper pouch, table runner, etc. Please feel free to ask me any questions you may have. May your days be filled with much Aloha! © Indian River Textiles 2024

Learn how to sew a binding on a quilt using self binding, table runner or wall hanging using the backing fabric as a binding. This is also a fold over binding.

Tulip Time Quilt with Vintage Kitchen Fabric

LITTLE STAR SHOWER is the smaller sister wall/lap quilt to the large SHOWERING STARS quilt pattern. This quilt pattern makes a 38" x 44 1/2" wall size. It is shown using a Honey Bun (which are 1 1/2" strips of a collection) or is a great project for using scraps. You can use 1 1/2" strips that are at least 10" long. Add  1 1/2 Yard background fabric and 1/2 Yard fabric for star points. Specs are listed on pattern back. This is a fun project to play with color and patchwork! The product being sold is the pattern for making the quilt, not the fabrics or the actual made up quilt. The pattern is a 12 page (10 pages plus front and back cover) booklet sized to 5 1/2" x 8 1/2" pages, provided as a digital downloadable pdf.  Pdf printing is for your own use of the pattern and not for mass printing and resale or distribution. You may sell limited number of quilts made with this pattern (on scale of craft sales and not as mass production) but please credit Robin Pickens as the designer of the pattern. Thank you!

The Chess Quilt Pattern Pack is an instant digital download. The pattern includes step-by-step instructions and diagrams to make the six chess piece quilt blocks: King, Queen, Bishop, Knight, Rook, and Pawn. Each quilt block can be made in four sizes: 4 1/2" x 9", 6" x 12", 9" x 18", and 12" x 24". Some of the pieces are quite small in the smaller sized quilt blocks. The quilt blocks are made using traditional piecing techniques. There are no templates required. The instructions include cutting dimensions for each piece. A quilting ruler and rotary cutter are useful. Also included in this pattern pack are six chess themed quilt projects: Full Chess Game Quilt, Checkered Chess Quilt, Six-Block Quilt, Table Runner/Horizontal Wall Hanging, Square Place Mat, Checkmate Quilt. Each project comes with fabric requirements. You will also receive an additional file with coloring pages of all the quilt blocks and sample quilt layouts. These pages can be used for color scheme planning.

Very Quick and Easy for Both Beginners and Experienced Quilters! This sweet little quilt by Kathleen Tracy of Country Lane Quilts was designed to be a doll quilt, but we love it for hanging on a wall or as a table topper. It’s simple to make, with just a few half square triangles mixed in …

Acorn Star Quilt Block This listing is for a downloadable PDF pattern for a single 8 1/2" quilt block. Perfect for your fall/autumn, Halloween or Thanksgiving sewing and quilting projects! This block can be used in a project all by itself such as a hot pad, pillow, or bag. You can also make multiples of it or combine with other blocks (see the other quilt blocks in this series!) to create a table runner, wall hanging or larger quilt. There are so many possibilities! This file is 8 pages (including front and back cover) with 6 pages clear and easy to read detailed cutting/sewing instructions and images. I have included many color diagrams to walk you through the construction process. Using traditional machine piecing techniques, this is a quick and fun block to make! Download now and get started on your project right away! Note: This block measures 8 1/2" square when completed, but will be smaller when sewn into your project. If sewing into a quilt with 1/4" seams, this block will finish at 8". Since digital items are able to be saved, I do not offer refunds or returns on this product. If you have any issues, please message me. A note about copyright: This pattern is the property of Sweet Tea Designs by Amanda Correa and may not be duplicated, reproduced or distributed in any form. Items made with this pattern may be sold with credit for the design given to Sweet Tea Designs by Amanda Correa.

Make this lovely star table topper today using precut 5� squares and have it on your table for your next gathering. Designed by Chris Malone.

This rather striking block makes a stunning mini quilt to hang up on your wall. It would also work fantastically as an accent cushion on a bed or sofa. You could choose to make more than one block for a larger quilt or a runner. The pattern uses two techniques to piece together the block. Firstly templates are used to cut the individual shapes and then these are pieced together using foundation piecing. You will need to be comfortable with both of these techniques to complete the block. Included in the pattern: - Full set of printable template sheets and foundation paper piecing patterns. - Instructions and diagrams to assemble the block. - Tips to help achieve precise results. - Samples of alternative colour options for inspiration. The pattern does not contain instructions on foundation piecing but there are many great tutorials on line to help you with this. Finished size 24" x 24"

Go to Sew WE quilt and I will show you how. Then come back here and enter to win, this wonderful runner, just say I'm in!! Being a follower would be swell, if not, no worries, all is well. Okay, I shouldn't give up my day job....HA!!! Over at Sew We Quilt, I have shown how to make this little runner. It is made with the Accuquilt Heart Die but seriously you do not need one, just cut out your own. With the left over hearts I made this candle mat (or little table topper)...but I am keeping it. Good luck! The giveaway is now closed!! Thanks for coming by!!

I went for a visit with a friend to the Denver National Quilt Festival today. We both were in need of some great inspiration, and we were not disappointed. As I was getting the photos together for this post, I was thinking... Now this is my favorite. A little play on words. Actually a big play on words. A people jar for bugs, instead of a bug jar for people. It was about 4 foot tall, and absolutely hysterical! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ But Then I saw this, and I love Dr Seuss! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And then A Zebra in my favorite colors!! My heart swoons! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Would this not be perfect for all those hand dyes I am hoarding? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Overall Sam is soooooo cute, but check out the fabulous quilting! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now this one floor'd me. It's her very first attempt at fusible applique. Just look at that incredible detail You won't be finding any treasures like this in my first attempts! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Now this one just screams Ahhhhhhhhh doesn't it? This could be a painting! Then... Crime Scene... oh yeah! With all these great saying on the fence! Now you gotta admit, that's just darn funny! And soooooo true! ~~~~~~~~~~~~ This one was hand painted and shellac'd to look like ceramic. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Can you even imagine? The details are spectacular! ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I love this!! :-) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ And this makes me want to start something new! So simple and captivating! Here she used up stuff. Even the directions on how to make something from a printed panel. It's soooooo cool looking! I've got tons of stuff! ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I love how the light dances on this one. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thread painting you say? I thought so too, until I read about it. Cheesecloth... did I really read this right? Better yet, and you imagine having the vision? ~~~~~~~~~~~ These are just darn fun! ~~~~~~~~~~~~ I'm a trying to get my quilting sister to do this on our quilt retreat, but she's not to keen on it. You have to admit, it's funny! And about 6 foot tall! :-) :-) I am leaving you with my favorite, I think, yep, I am pretty sure, although they all really are! I want one just like it!!! ~~~~~~~ OOPS I knew I would find more I have to share. Remember all those half square triangles we all seem to have to save? Well, forget piecing them together to make pinwheels. You can use each half and just stitch them down. This is pretty darn cool isn't it? I think I am on my way to find some scraps, and start my own little art quilt. Oh yeah... it was a good day. Thanks to all who were so generous, in showing their quilts to us. I know my mind is on overload now! And that's what quiltin' is all about!

There is a new quilt pattern in town! The Four Winds quilt by Amber Corcoran is Fancy Tiger's newest pattern and our very first quilt pattern. The construction of this quilt is quick, due to large scale patchwork and an efficient method of making its flying geese blocks. It is simple enough for new quilters and is a great introduction to matching your points, as the large blocks are pretty forgiving. queen/king size quilt We love this modern take on the classic flying geese quilt. The sample quilt uses 12 fat quarters from the Liberty Lifestyle Bloomsbury Gardens quilting cotton that pop off a background of Kona cotton Snow. The pattern would look fantastic in the new Lotta Jansdotter collection (that we just got in!), or Carolyn Friedlander's Botanics fabrics. twin size Three quilt sizes--throw, twin and queen/king--are included in the pattern. The instructions thoroughly detail the construction of the quilt top, the quilt back and how to make a "front-to-back" binding, a method of binding popular in the 1930's You can get the Four Winds Quilt pattern now in our Etsy shop and print copies will be available here in the shop next week. Happy quilting and stay cozy!

I titled this post "Puffy Goose" because my friend who doesn't sew said, "I don't know what a puffy goose is, but I love it!" My puffy flying geese are completed, and I am in love. Are you too? My first intentions were to make a mini project that I will just have to do again in the future. This time with the only intention of sewing that mini project!! And then I began to love my fabric pull so much that I opted to make a larger project - a sewing machine cover. And then I loved my geese so much that I decided they needed to be displayed. Hmm, have you ever experienced anything like this before? My first time sewing real flying geese. My first mini quilt/wall hanging. All unintentional of course. The fabrics used in this piece are: Stamped by Ellen Luckett Baker Skinny laMinx Essex Linen in Bleach White Jessica Jones Wildflower xx nancy My quilting book released Sept. 24, 2015 and is on Amazon. Check it out!

Hello and Happy Valentine’s Day from Amanda over at Jedi Craft Girl! I can’t get enough valentine sewing! I think its just the pick-me-up I need during wintertime! I created this fun mini quilt that is perfect to hang on a wall, put on a table or give to someone you love. The finished quilt […] Read more...

Sheena Norquay’s Scottish Highlands Collections were inspired by the colours of mountains, forests, moorlands, and lochs of the Scottish Highlands as well as native animals such as Highland c…

Falling Stars Table Runner Pattern - 2 Sizes Included! A great Scrappy Quilt Pattern for fat quarters or scraps! This beautiful Star Table Runner Pattern features smaller stars within larger stars and a decorative border at each end. The contrast of light and dark color placement is beautiful. Perfect for scraps or fat quarters. Make it in fall tones, Patriotic prints, Christmas colors or a scrappy combination! * HIGH-QUALITY & Easy to Follow Step-by-Step Instructions that include Color Diagrams and Quilting Tips. * FINISHED MEASUREMENTS (2 Sizes Included) Short - 16" x 52" Long - 16" x 68" * QUILTING LEVEL - EASY - beginner This PDF Digital Pattern will be downloadable upon purchase. Copyright © Maple Cottage Designs