Cleopatra's Fan Quilt Pattern https://www.quilt.today/2023/08/cleopatras-fan-quilt-pattern.html

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Sister's Choice Quilt Block | A perennial favorite block among quilters is the Sister's Choice Quilt Block. This 5-patch block, consists of a central nine-patch, flanked by contrasting

Wondering how to make a tradtional Manx Quilt Block? Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, features their step by step guide. Click here now!!

#ModaSamplerShuffleBlocks April 2, 2016 C'est finit! Front and back are all finished, and it will hang in the shop. I balanced the traditional sampler front with a modern back! And the yellow binding wraps it all together. ps - the back sky fabric has glow in the dark constellations! February 14 The border is finished. all that is left now is the backing, batting, quilting and binding. January 12, 2016 The blocks are nearly finished: once I finish 'shuffling' them around I will add the final 11 sashes and corner blocks. I'm working on the flying geese border in the meantime, adding corner stone block colors of Moda Marble Swirl fabric as the geese, and using Ricky Tim's 'one seam pattern' for those border blocks. All thirty blocks, with almost all sashings and the beginnings of the flying geese border. This is week 10 and the final three free Moda Sampler Block patterns are posted! Because we may not be here to post on New Year's day, we're posting that set of blocks earlier than scheduled. (No block release was scheduled for Christmas weekend.) I'm sure you'd rather receive this posting early rather than late. Mea culpa. The final three blocks will be posted as scheduled, on January 8th. December 26 and January 2: Blocks 25,26,27 December 19: Blocks 22,23,24 Clearly, I made one too many blocks tonight. This will definitely be a do-over! December 12: Blocks 19,20,21 Block 19 was challenging, and the video tutorial was helpful, particularly for the cat's cradle blocks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ6ChJp160g I struggled to fit these Block #20 pieces together ... I tried smaller seams, wider seams ... I cut to size and then trimmed some more ... watched the video and took the quilter's belated advice NOT to iron the little blocks but just 'moosh' them (my words) into place~ Message to self - watch the WHOLE video first! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ6ChJp160g Love this block ... lightning in the sky, or a Charlie Brown sweater? Remember that you are sewing in two different directions. December 11th: three special postings from Moda Moda has offered these tips, which I have had on paper in the shop for customers. I was unable to post them for blog customers as a PDF file; another shop owner sent me the Jpeg images. The first two are tips for EASY CORNER TRIANGLES and flying geese units, and the third is a four-page document for a suggested finished quilt using the Moda Sampler Blocks. December 4, 2015 Remember that fusible interfacing for this applique is on sale at Quilters' Quarters this month ... AND comes with a free fusible Christmas image for each 1/4 yd of fusible purchased. November 27, 2015 November 20, 2015 Blocks 10, 11 and 12 November 13, 2015 Here are blocks 7,8 and 9; the samples that can be seen in the shop: November 6, 2015 Here is the second set of three Moda Sampler Blocks: Ummm I think I'll do this again with just green in the center... And here's a wonderful addition to the Quilters' Quarters collection of fabrics: small pieces for small prices~ Quilters' Quarters has a selection of pre-cuts to help Quilters design their sampler blocks. Lots of color with little prices! "Sweet Sixteenths" are half the size of a "Chub", measuring just 9" x 10.5", and priced at only 75 cents! Great choice for small quilt blocks, and applique's! Chubs are 1/8 yd pre-cuts measuring 9" x 22" priced at $1.50 "Pops" are single layers of a 10" X 10" layer cake bundle ... these are fromQuilting Treasures' beautiful Mimosa fabric. We have more! Bolts, too!These sell for 99 cents each! What would a quilt shop be without an "OOPS" pile of remnants ... less than 9"x10" but close These are priced to go ... 25 cents each! Great choice for applique's, too! October 30, 2015 Welcome to our brand new project page! Quilters' Quarters is proud to offer Moda Fabric in the shop, and to celebrate our new participating-shop status, we will be posting new blocks designed by the folks at Moda Fabrics for you. Moda's Marble Swirl Line 2015 Each week, (that's WEEK, not month) Moda will supply shops with PDFs of the block design and pattern. They will also send 'Tip Sheets' that will help quilters with the blocks designed. I will post the new blocks each Saturday by Noon here at the Moda Sampler Block Shuffle page of our Quilters' Quarters blog. I'll also post a reminder on our Facebook Page that the new "BOW" (Block of the Week) patterns are ready and waiting for you at this page. The goal is that I will get into the habit of checking Moda's page each week, and posting the patterns that will invite you to get into the habit of checking Quilters' Quarters each week! Do I know that this is November? And that this month and next will surely see a full project schedule on most quilters' calendars? I do ... and so does Moda. But these patterns and the fabrics for making them can be collected week by week, and perhaps set aside with an intent to use them to fill time during the indoor weather ahead. Moda also suggests that they might, in themselves, be seen as a special gift package for a quilting friend! Moda Fabric will be giving Quilters' Quarters and the other participating shops tips on how to make beautiful fabrics more accessible and affordable for you, the customers. Most quilters have become accustomed to adding variety to their 'stash' of fabric by purchasing 'fat quarters' in our shop; we will now be adding even smaller increments and making them available as "chubs" and "pops" as well as other sizes that you and I will enjoy finding in our shop. There will also be a 'finishing' set of instructions given toward the end of the project timeline. Recommended fabric usage is two jelly rolls or two layer cake bundles of your favorite choices, and some of the smaller fabric pieces to add a little bit of extra, individualized style to your blocks. Here is the first set of block patterns ... and the tips that will make completing the blocks easier. There will be 2 or 3 individual block patterns posted each week from November 4, 2015 through early January, 2016. You'll be able to copy and print them from this page. I will also have paper copies in the shop for those folks who may not be able to print them at home. They may remain on this page for only two weeks, so I encourage to check the blog each weekend to copy and print the current block patterns while they are here. I thought you could right-click the pattern and select print, but when I did that, it printed the ENTIRE blog page, which is several paper pages long! Better to copy and save the image to a word document (as a jpeg image) and then manipulate it for size and THEN print it out. Or, you can stop into the shop to pick up a paper copy of each Moda Sample Block. The patterns are printed in gray-scale to encourage you to design your own blocks choosing your own preference for colors or prints. Create~ I will also have paper copies of tips from Moda on how best to finesse your techniques while completing these blocks. There will be thirty blocks in all, and a set of directions at the end of the setting of the thirty blocks, and the finishing of the quilt. Looking forward to seeing you in the shop! If you haven't yet signed up for newsletters from this blog, see the open window near the top of the right hand margin, enter your email address, and you'll receive our semi-monthly newsletters with special offers and updates about new fabrics in the shop. Happy quilting!

Dog Daze - Free Quilt Pattern https://www.quilt.today/2020/05/DogDazeQuilt.html

#ModaSamplerShuffleBlocks April 2, 2016 C'est finit! Front and back are all finished, and it will hang in the shop. I balanced the traditional sampler front with a modern back! And the yellow binding wraps it all together. ps - the back sky fabric has glow in the dark constellations! February 14 The border is finished. all that is left now is the backing, batting, quilting and binding. January 12, 2016 The blocks are nearly finished: once I finish 'shuffling' them around I will add the final 11 sashes and corner blocks. I'm working on the flying geese border in the meantime, adding corner stone block colors of Moda Marble Swirl fabric as the geese, and using Ricky Tim's 'one seam pattern' for those border blocks. All thirty blocks, with almost all sashings and the beginnings of the flying geese border. This is week 10 and the final three free Moda Sampler Block patterns are posted! Because we may not be here to post on New Year's day, we're posting that set of blocks earlier than scheduled. (No block release was scheduled for Christmas weekend.) I'm sure you'd rather receive this posting early rather than late. Mea culpa. The final three blocks will be posted as scheduled, on January 8th. December 26 and January 2: Blocks 25,26,27 December 19: Blocks 22,23,24 Clearly, I made one too many blocks tonight. This will definitely be a do-over! December 12: Blocks 19,20,21 Block 19 was challenging, and the video tutorial was helpful, particularly for the cat's cradle blocks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ6ChJp160g I struggled to fit these Block #20 pieces together ... I tried smaller seams, wider seams ... I cut to size and then trimmed some more ... watched the video and took the quilter's belated advice NOT to iron the little blocks but just 'moosh' them (my words) into place~ Message to self - watch the WHOLE video first! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ6ChJp160g Love this block ... lightning in the sky, or a Charlie Brown sweater? Remember that you are sewing in two different directions. December 11th: three special postings from Moda Moda has offered these tips, which I have had on paper in the shop for customers. I was unable to post them for blog customers as a PDF file; another shop owner sent me the Jpeg images. The first two are tips for EASY CORNER TRIANGLES and flying geese units, and the third is a four-page document for a suggested finished quilt using the Moda Sampler Blocks. December 4, 2015 Remember that fusible interfacing for this applique is on sale at Quilters' Quarters this month ... AND comes with a free fusible Christmas image for each 1/4 yd of fusible purchased. November 27, 2015 November 20, 2015 Blocks 10, 11 and 12 November 13, 2015 Here are blocks 7,8 and 9; the samples that can be seen in the shop: November 6, 2015 Here is the second set of three Moda Sampler Blocks: Ummm I think I'll do this again with just green in the center... And here's a wonderful addition to the Quilters' Quarters collection of fabrics: small pieces for small prices~ Quilters' Quarters has a selection of pre-cuts to help Quilters design their sampler blocks. Lots of color with little prices! "Sweet Sixteenths" are half the size of a "Chub", measuring just 9" x 10.5", and priced at only 75 cents! Great choice for small quilt blocks, and applique's! Chubs are 1/8 yd pre-cuts measuring 9" x 22" priced at $1.50 "Pops" are single layers of a 10" X 10" layer cake bundle ... these are fromQuilting Treasures' beautiful Mimosa fabric. We have more! Bolts, too!These sell for 99 cents each! What would a quilt shop be without an "OOPS" pile of remnants ... less than 9"x10" but close These are priced to go ... 25 cents each! Great choice for applique's, too! October 30, 2015 Welcome to our brand new project page! Quilters' Quarters is proud to offer Moda Fabric in the shop, and to celebrate our new participating-shop status, we will be posting new blocks designed by the folks at Moda Fabrics for you. Moda's Marble Swirl Line 2015 Each week, (that's WEEK, not month) Moda will supply shops with PDFs of the block design and pattern. They will also send 'Tip Sheets' that will help quilters with the blocks designed. I will post the new blocks each Saturday by Noon here at the Moda Sampler Block Shuffle page of our Quilters' Quarters blog. I'll also post a reminder on our Facebook Page that the new "BOW" (Block of the Week) patterns are ready and waiting for you at this page. The goal is that I will get into the habit of checking Moda's page each week, and posting the patterns that will invite you to get into the habit of checking Quilters' Quarters each week! Do I know that this is November? And that this month and next will surely see a full project schedule on most quilters' calendars? I do ... and so does Moda. But these patterns and the fabrics for making them can be collected week by week, and perhaps set aside with an intent to use them to fill time during the indoor weather ahead. Moda also suggests that they might, in themselves, be seen as a special gift package for a quilting friend! Moda Fabric will be giving Quilters' Quarters and the other participating shops tips on how to make beautiful fabrics more accessible and affordable for you, the customers. Most quilters have become accustomed to adding variety to their 'stash' of fabric by purchasing 'fat quarters' in our shop; we will now be adding even smaller increments and making them available as "chubs" and "pops" as well as other sizes that you and I will enjoy finding in our shop. There will also be a 'finishing' set of instructions given toward the end of the project timeline. Recommended fabric usage is two jelly rolls or two layer cake bundles of your favorite choices, and some of the smaller fabric pieces to add a little bit of extra, individualized style to your blocks. Here is the first set of block patterns ... and the tips that will make completing the blocks easier. There will be 2 or 3 individual block patterns posted each week from November 4, 2015 through early January, 2016. You'll be able to copy and print them from this page. I will also have paper copies in the shop for those folks who may not be able to print them at home. They may remain on this page for only two weeks, so I encourage to check the blog each weekend to copy and print the current block patterns while they are here. I thought you could right-click the pattern and select print, but when I did that, it printed the ENTIRE blog page, which is several paper pages long! Better to copy and save the image to a word document (as a jpeg image) and then manipulate it for size and THEN print it out. Or, you can stop into the shop to pick up a paper copy of each Moda Sample Block. The patterns are printed in gray-scale to encourage you to design your own blocks choosing your own preference for colors or prints. Create~ I will also have paper copies of tips from Moda on how best to finesse your techniques while completing these blocks. There will be thirty blocks in all, and a set of directions at the end of the setting of the thirty blocks, and the finishing of the quilt. Looking forward to seeing you in the shop! If you haven't yet signed up for newsletters from this blog, see the open window near the top of the right hand margin, enter your email address, and you'll receive our semi-monthly newsletters with special offers and updates about new fabrics in the shop. Happy quilting!

I found the pattern for this 12" Job's Tears block free on-line at: http://www.patternsfromhistory.com/bible_quilt/bible_tears.htm...

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#ModaSamplerShuffleBlocks April 2, 2016 C'est finit! Front and back are all finished, and it will hang in the shop. I balanced the traditional sampler front with a modern back! And the yellow binding wraps it all together. ps - the back sky fabric has glow in the dark constellations! February 14 The border is finished. all that is left now is the backing, batting, quilting and binding. January 12, 2016 The blocks are nearly finished: once I finish 'shuffling' them around I will add the final 11 sashes and corner blocks. I'm working on the flying geese border in the meantime, adding corner stone block colors of Moda Marble Swirl fabric as the geese, and using Ricky Tim's 'one seam pattern' for those border blocks. All thirty blocks, with almost all sashings and the beginnings of the flying geese border. This is week 10 and the final three free Moda Sampler Block patterns are posted! Because we may not be here to post on New Year's day, we're posting that set of blocks earlier than scheduled. (No block release was scheduled for Christmas weekend.) I'm sure you'd rather receive this posting early rather than late. Mea culpa. The final three blocks will be posted as scheduled, on January 8th. December 26 and January 2: Blocks 25,26,27 December 19: Blocks 22,23,24 Clearly, I made one too many blocks tonight. This will definitely be a do-over! December 12: Blocks 19,20,21 Block 19 was challenging, and the video tutorial was helpful, particularly for the cat's cradle blocks: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ6ChJp160g I struggled to fit these Block #20 pieces together ... I tried smaller seams, wider seams ... I cut to size and then trimmed some more ... watched the video and took the quilter's belated advice NOT to iron the little blocks but just 'moosh' them (my words) into place~ Message to self - watch the WHOLE video first! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQ6ChJp160g Love this block ... lightning in the sky, or a Charlie Brown sweater? Remember that you are sewing in two different directions. December 11th: three special postings from Moda Moda has offered these tips, which I have had on paper in the shop for customers. I was unable to post them for blog customers as a PDF file; another shop owner sent me the Jpeg images. The first two are tips for EASY CORNER TRIANGLES and flying geese units, and the third is a four-page document for a suggested finished quilt using the Moda Sampler Blocks. December 4, 2015 Remember that fusible interfacing for this applique is on sale at Quilters' Quarters this month ... AND comes with a free fusible Christmas image for each 1/4 yd of fusible purchased. November 27, 2015 November 20, 2015 Blocks 10, 11 and 12 November 13, 2015 Here are blocks 7,8 and 9; the samples that can be seen in the shop: November 6, 2015 Here is the second set of three Moda Sampler Blocks: Ummm I think I'll do this again with just green in the center... And here's a wonderful addition to the Quilters' Quarters collection of fabrics: small pieces for small prices~ Quilters' Quarters has a selection of pre-cuts to help Quilters design their sampler blocks. Lots of color with little prices! "Sweet Sixteenths" are half the size of a "Chub", measuring just 9" x 10.5", and priced at only 75 cents! Great choice for small quilt blocks, and applique's! Chubs are 1/8 yd pre-cuts measuring 9" x 22" priced at $1.50 "Pops" are single layers of a 10" X 10" layer cake bundle ... these are fromQuilting Treasures' beautiful Mimosa fabric. We have more! Bolts, too!These sell for 99 cents each! What would a quilt shop be without an "OOPS" pile of remnants ... less than 9"x10" but close These are priced to go ... 25 cents each! Great choice for applique's, too! October 30, 2015 Welcome to our brand new project page! Quilters' Quarters is proud to offer Moda Fabric in the shop, and to celebrate our new participating-shop status, we will be posting new blocks designed by the folks at Moda Fabrics for you. Moda's Marble Swirl Line 2015 Each week, (that's WEEK, not month) Moda will supply shops with PDFs of the block design and pattern. They will also send 'Tip Sheets' that will help quilters with the blocks designed. I will post the new blocks each Saturday by Noon here at the Moda Sampler Block Shuffle page of our Quilters' Quarters blog. I'll also post a reminder on our Facebook Page that the new "BOW" (Block of the Week) patterns are ready and waiting for you at this page. The goal is that I will get into the habit of checking Moda's page each week, and posting the patterns that will invite you to get into the habit of checking Quilters' Quarters each week! Do I know that this is November? And that this month and next will surely see a full project schedule on most quilters' calendars? I do ... and so does Moda. But these patterns and the fabrics for making them can be collected week by week, and perhaps set aside with an intent to use them to fill time during the indoor weather ahead. Moda also suggests that they might, in themselves, be seen as a special gift package for a quilting friend! Moda Fabric will be giving Quilters' Quarters and the other participating shops tips on how to make beautiful fabrics more accessible and affordable for you, the customers. Most quilters have become accustomed to adding variety to their 'stash' of fabric by purchasing 'fat quarters' in our shop; we will now be adding even smaller increments and making them available as "chubs" and "pops" as well as other sizes that you and I will enjoy finding in our shop. There will also be a 'finishing' set of instructions given toward the end of the project timeline. Recommended fabric usage is two jelly rolls or two layer cake bundles of your favorite choices, and some of the smaller fabric pieces to add a little bit of extra, individualized style to your blocks. Here is the first set of block patterns ... and the tips that will make completing the blocks easier. There will be 2 or 3 individual block patterns posted each week from November 4, 2015 through early January, 2016. You'll be able to copy and print them from this page. I will also have paper copies in the shop for those folks who may not be able to print them at home. They may remain on this page for only two weeks, so I encourage to check the blog each weekend to copy and print the current block patterns while they are here. I thought you could right-click the pattern and select print, but when I did that, it printed the ENTIRE blog page, which is several paper pages long! Better to copy and save the image to a word document (as a jpeg image) and then manipulate it for size and THEN print it out. Or, you can stop into the shop to pick up a paper copy of each Moda Sample Block. The patterns are printed in gray-scale to encourage you to design your own blocks choosing your own preference for colors or prints. Create~ I will also have paper copies of tips from Moda on how best to finesse your techniques while completing these blocks. There will be thirty blocks in all, and a set of directions at the end of the setting of the thirty blocks, and the finishing of the quilt. Looking forward to seeing you in the shop! If you haven't yet signed up for newsletters from this blog, see the open window near the top of the right hand margin, enter your email address, and you'll receive our semi-monthly newsletters with special offers and updates about new fabrics in the shop. Happy quilting!

The patchwork construction of the Acorn quilt block makes it perfect for the beginner quilter and fun for the experienced quilter to play with their scraps.

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X Plus Quilt Block | The X Plus Quilt Block is a 5-patch block with a central 'plus sign' design. When blocks are arranged in straight sets, the corner units make an

Tips for making traditional Flying Geese Quilt blocks - including 4 at a time no-waste method and foundation piecing with Triangles on a Roll.

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Autumn Leaf Block by Julie Cefalu Pattern: https://www.quilt.today/2021/04/how-to-make-falling-leaves-quilt-block.html

Learn how to create the timeless and classic Irish Chain block with our easy-to-follow tutorial, featuring step-by-step instructions.

I mentioned here that I made a center block for three different medallion quilts. Two are Marcelle Medallion blocks from the medallion pattern in the Liberty Love book. The third was for the design as you go Medallion project we’re currently working on with the Utah County Modern Quilt Group. For that block I decided to make a lone star [...]

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

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How’re your Smorgasblocks coming? I saw some great curved piecing with last week’s Scandi Windmills. Your quilts are inspiring! Keep it up! This week we’ll tackle half rectangle t…

Finding the right quilt size for your bed can be a bit like trying to solve a puzzle—exciting but challenging! I know, because I’ve been there myself. There’s nothing quite like diving into a new quilt project with a beautiful pattern in mind, but then you hit the roadblock of figuring out how to make sure it fits perfectly on your bed. With so many variables like mattress thickness, pillow tops, and bed frames, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed.

Basic blocks from the Electric Quilt library, but the design looks anything but basic. Tipping the block on point makes a big difference. So does including narrow sashing between the blocks but usi…

Today's post is intended to give you some quilt design ideas using the block patterns in the Quilt Block Library. Some people visit the library and see a

Economy Quilt Block Tutorial for 6" and 12" finished quilt blocks. Plus lots of inspiration for using economy blocks in traditional and modern quilts.

I can't believe I missed doing the Dutchman's Puzzle quilt block tutorial until now! It is a very old, very traditional pattern and, of course, goes by several other names. It appeared in the Ohio Farmer in 1894 as the "Wheel" and again in 1898 as the "Dutchman's Wheel".

Today I have a quilt block tutorial showing you how to sew this Adori quilt block. It's a great block to use up scraps as well!

Well, I am stuck in bed today for the second day in a row. I haven't been sick in a while, and as lovely as a lazy day sounds, this isn't quite what I had in mind. :-) I'm just...

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Anyone care to do a quilt-a-long? I'll give you instructions on how to make a quilt block each week. At the end of 12 weeks you will have enough blocks for a great start on a quilt top. I was going to do a block of the month thingy with some friends back in Michigan, but before I got around to it, I moved away. So it has turned into a virtual quilt along, and you all are invited. I chose some 30's prints from my stash and a cream tone on tone fabric. Cut one square 4.5" from your print fabric Cut 8 squares 2.5" from your print fabric Cut 4 rectangles 2.5" x 4.5" from your background fabric Cut 4 rectangles 2.5" x 8.5" from your background fabric Sew together as shown And there you have your first finished block. So, who's in? I'll add a list to my sidebar linking to your blog (if you have one), assuming that anyone wants to join me. edit: this would be a great stash buster quilt-definitely use what you have-I know I am. :) The one thing that I will be doing, (but you don't have to) is use the same background fabric for each block. You can make this as scrappy as you want. The accent fabric will use little pieces. For instance, I had a fat eighth of the red, and I still had some scraps leftover. This of course will vary with each block. Any further questions I will answer in the comments. (yay, I'm excited that you are joining in!)