Free machine binding quilt tutorial by quiltylove. This tutorial will teach you how to machine bind a quilt. Beginner friendly quilt binding tutorial.
Have you tried straight-line quilting? It’s simple and clean-looking. Want to know the secret? It involves painter's tape...
Use this beginner-friendly flying geese tutorial to make a classic quilt block. A 4-at-a-time flying geese video tutorial is included!
Hi friends, Today I am sharing one of my favorite Illusion quilts that I made over a year ago. This two color Kona solid quilt has a combo of Roasted Pecan and Ballerina, two of my favorite solids. The combo looks amazing on this modern quilt pattern that is a classic checkerboard pattern with a twist! I tend to make so many samples while testing my patterns and some of these get tucked away waiting to be photographed and blogged. I can't believe I waited so long on this one - she's a stunner! *PS she is for sale in my shop too if you want to bring her home! Quilt Pattern The pattern I used is called Illusion, this was released last year in 2023 and is a fun checkerboard style quilt with a twist. The change in block size gives an illusion that is subtle and will trick your eyes. This is an advanced beginner pattern working with nesting seams and accurate strip piecing. It is traditionally pieced and does not require a template. The pattern includes the following sizes and has instructions for 2 color, 8 color and 14 color versions. Baby 44.5
Free machine binding quilt tutorial by quiltylove. This tutorial will teach you how to machine bind a quilt. Beginner friendly quilt binding tutorial.
Learn how to quilt on a regular sewing machine with this beginner friendly tutorial. Tip and tricks for quilting on a domestic sewing machine.
The quilt-along starts Saturday 30th September- see below for more details! When I first started quilting back in 2019, it was via a lot of hacked together Youtube videos. But quilting brings me SO much joy that I want as many people to do it as possible, hence why I pulled together my free Quil
The Maypole design is the fastest baby quilt pattern you can make! It's beginner friendly and made using large strips of fabric.
Our Gathered Quarters Nine Patch quilt pattern allows you to create a stunning, beginner-friendly quilt using a selection of Fat Quarters.
Before you can quilt you need to baste all of your quilt layers together. Continue reading to see how easy it is to get this job done!
DOWNLOAD THE FREE PDF PATTERN HERE! I’m slowly but surely working on catching up with all the completed quilts around here. This blog pretty much serves as a place to document completed quilty projects. Today is a simple plus quilt. I started this one back in July at a weekend retreat with friends and finished […]
The quilt-along starts Saturday 30th September- see below for more details! When I first started quilting back in 2019, it was via a lot of hacked together Youtube videos. But quilting brings me SO much joy that I want as many people to do it as possible, hence why I pulled together my free Quil
Hi friends, Today I am sharing one of my favorite Illusion quilts that I made over a year ago. This two color Kona solid quilt has a combo of Roasted Pecan and Ballerina, two of my favorite solids. The combo looks amazing on this modern quilt pattern that is a classic checkerboard pattern with a twist! I tend to make so many samples while testing my patterns and some of these get tucked away waiting to be photographed and blogged. I can't believe I waited so long on this one - she's a stunner! *PS she is for sale in my shop too if you want to bring her home! Quilt Pattern The pattern I used is called Illusion, this was released last year in 2023 and is a fun checkerboard style quilt with a twist. The change in block size gives an illusion that is subtle and will trick your eyes. This is an advanced beginner pattern working with nesting seams and accurate strip piecing. It is traditionally pieced and does not require a template. The pattern includes the following sizes and has instructions for 2 color, 8 color and 14 color versions. Baby 44.5
Use your scrap fabric to make this free quilted sleep mask! Step by step instructions for a beginner-friendly tutorial.
This beautiful quilt kit comes with all the fabric, binding and instructions for a finished 59" x 79" quilt. Beginner Friendly Raindance Quilt Kit Fabric Pattern Binding and backing Included ALL PRE CUT Featuring Sadie Quilt pattern by Kitchen Table quilts 59 X 79 THIS KIT HAS THE EXACT FABRIC PICTURED Not only is all of the fabric included in this kit, but it is also PRE CUT!!! The backing is also included We use precision machinery to cut all of our quilt kits because we know that great quilts start with great cuts. No running store to store matching fabric and then spending time cutting. This kit is all perfectly coordinating and ready for you to sit down and sew. This kit includes: All pre cut fabric for 12 blocks All pre cut fabric for the filler blocks All pre cut fabric in pure white Kona for the background blocks 8 strips of pre cut 2.25" binding 3.75 Yards of hot pink grunge Backing Easy to follow instructions with images pattern SADIE by Kitchen Table Quilts Finished Size 59" X 79" (Lap size on the pattern) All fabric is 100% cotton It is a beautiful and vibrant quilt that would be a great addition to your quilt collection. Sold as a kit. With the perfect backing for this quilt. Batting is not included,
This beginner friendly quilted postcard tutorial is so fun for the holidays! Sew and send handmade notes to your friends!
Aftershock is an easy fat quarter quilt pattern designed by Wren Collective. Beginner friendly and great for larger scale prints!
How to make a simple triangle quilt out of Fat Quarters a free Triangle quilt pattern. A tutorial for a scrappy 60-degree triangle quilt.
The Blakely Quilt Pattern by Meghan Buchanan of Then Came June. The Blakely Quilt Pattern is inspired by simple watercolor strokes. I love how the color becomes lighter with each brush stroke. It is beginner friendly and comes in six sizes! The pattern includes info for using Yardage, Fat Quarters, Jelly Roll Strips and your stash. This pattern requires beginner quilting knowledge. The pattern assumes quilter has knowledge of basic piecing and can use consistent 1/4" seam allowances. The pattern requires either yardage, Fat Quarters or Jelly Roll Strips. Material requirements on second image. **This is a downloadable PDF, being instantly delivered to your email after your purchase is complete. Your download will only be available to download a limited amount of times. Please remember to save on the computer instead of opening on your phone. Feel free to print out as 8.5" x 11". Pattern is for one person use only. Do not copy, redistribute or sell. You may sell quilts made using this pattern on a small independent scale. Please credit the quilt pattern to Then Came June. Photos by Amy Wennerlind and Meghan Buchanan. Quilting by Mariposa Quilting and Tawny Oland.
This quilt was made in collaborate with Jane Addams under the name Soft Skills: The Olga Quilt was Tuesday's first published quilt design. It is inspired by Scandinavian textiles, a cultural background that both Jane and Tuesday have in common. In many ways, Soft Skills is inspired by our shared textile heritage and the way we preserve this visual language for future generations. Our goal with this pattern was to make a complicated looking design as painless as possible with some thoughtful tricks. Please note that this is a digital pattern and will fulfill automatically when you check out.
There is something so classic and simple about a patchwork square quilt. It feels homey, vintage, yet simple enough to be classified as
We are back on the Simple Joys train - today we are sharing our Seaside Quilt! Before we go any further, you can catch up on the other Simple Joys Samples we have shared so far: The Confetti Simple Joys and the Cover Simple Joys! The Simple Joys Quilt pattern is TCJ's newest release! It is beginner friendly and a quic
I love quilts with just squares- they are fun and quick to sew and have a lovely timeless feel. And with strip piecing, this one comes together a lot quicker than you might think. Don't know what strip piecing is? No worries! Let's get started!
I am back on the Rejoice Quilt train! Today we are going to talk about one of my favorite Meadowland makes ever. The Rejoice FQ Bundle is officially in stock and available for purchase now! To recap, I curated the Rejoice quilt in early 2022 and announced it in October 2022 and it finally shipped to us very end of 202
Our newest Robert Kaufman Bundle is here - Brilliance! These punchy bright and warm FQ bundle includes 24 Kona Cotton Solids and we've made three samples. To catch up on what has been shared so far, read these blogposts: My 5th Robert Kaufman Bundle - Brilliance Brilliance - the Goldie one Today I am sharing our Jawbre
With your homesteading chores winding down, consider these sewing projects to keep busy during the winter. You can create beautiful gifts and handy items.
Are you a fat quarter collector? I love fat quarters and tend to collect them when I visit my local quilt shops. This particular bundle from my favorite quilt shop Crimson Tate was just too cute to pass up. I love the colors and the pirate theme in the prints.
Find lots of EASY quilt block tutorials that are perfect for beginners. These blocks might look hard to make, but they're perfect for the new quilter.
Scrappy Lines Quilt Pattern For Beginners Scrappy Lines is a great pattern to turn your fabric scraps or fabric bundles into a modern, minimalist quilt. Make yourself a beautiful, minimalistic home decor piece with our scrappy lines quilt pattern. Perfect for beginners. Comes with easy-to-follow instructions. Skill: Beginner-Friendly. Includes 6 sizes - pillow, wall hanging, baby, throw, large throw, and bed Block-based pattern allows for versatility in sizing Use your stash- Use scraps, charm packs, fat quarters, layer cakes, or yardage Full directions for yardage requirements, cutting, and piecing your quilt See yardage requirements in images This is a PDF Pattern. Download link will be delivered to your inbox. No shipping is collected on PDF patterns.
Make a scrappy granny squares quilt with this free tutorial. Free quilt pattern for your jelly rolls. Easy beginner friendly jelly roll quit pattern.
Learn to sew a beginner-friendly quilted laptop case in this tutorial featuring the Shine quilt block by Suzy Quilts.
A cat lovers dream, Cats on Cats is a beginner friendly look at simple quilt techniques and chain piecing. Featuring fabric from Kitty Garden and Jenny's Basics by Jenny Ronen.
This is a “Woven Jelly” quilt block. Finished size is 8” x 8” square. Jelly Roll & Scrappy friendly. Basic quilting skills and knowledge needed to make this quilt block. A simple quilt block made with squares and rectangles. The woven look seems complicated, but a beginner can master this block easily. This quilt block is written for 4 fabrics + background fabric. Make this block scrappy by using your jelly roll stash, the color combinations are unlimited. Geometric blocks are great for those who love the minimalist décor style. One block makes a nice table topper or mug rug… or add more blocks for a table runner, wall hanging, or full-size quilt. You can combine this quilt block with other 8” x 8” finished blocks. Block download includes: ~ Fabric requirements for 1 block ~ Quilting tools & supply list ~ Cutting instructions ~ Step by Step instructions with images/diagrams ~ Care instructions (washing & drying) ~ Fabric requirements & instructions for a FULL-SIZE 48” x 48” unfinished quilt top Difficulty: Beginner This is a digital PDF file and you will need Adobe Reader to open and print. Prints on a standard 8-1/2” x 11” paper, portrait orientation. Printing in color is best, but not necessary. This quilt block pattern is for personal use only and may not be duplicated, copied, reproduced, shared, or sold. Digital downloads are not eligible for a return, exchange, refund, or cancellation. All sales are final. PHOTOS: Please note the colors shown in the photos may vary due to differences in PC/monitor displays. The color and quality of the printed product will vary based on your printer settings: paper type & weight, ink, printing method, and/or quality of printer.
A complete step by step photo tutorial on how glue basting seams will create accurate quilting and quilt piecing. Beginner friendly!
Follow some of these simple adjustments to make different variations of Fireside, a beginner-friendly quilt pattern!
The Grove Quilt is a pattern written by Taylor Krz of Toad & Sew, and is part of a two-part series called the Sister Quilts. You can buy its sister pattern, the Floyd Quilt here, and buy them both as a bundle here. The Grove quilt is a modern curved pattern that is rated as "confident" beginner and assumes that the quilter understands basic quilting knowledge and can keep a consistent 1/4" seam allowance. It is a medallion style pattern made up of different sections, where you will be learning different quilting techniques such as printing/using templates and sewing curves. If you’ve never sewn curves before this is a great beginner friendly pattern that will teach you how to do them seamlessly! Sizes: Baby: 48" x 48" Throw: 72” x 72” Bed: 96” x 96" #grovequilt #sisterquilts
This super simple tutorial for a patchwork gingham quilt will create a fresh modern quilt that comes together fast! Includes free printable PDF pattern.
This quilt isn't new, but as one of my absolute favorite patterns, I was delighted to remake it in one of Michael Miller's basics, Hash Dot! This fabric collection is perfect for all those tone on tones you are looking for. The mix of lights and darks in each print adds depth and texture to your finished quilt and they have so many colors to choose from, 46 to be exact! For this pattern, you'll need 6 different colors. You can do a basic rainbow, or pick and choose for your recipient. Due to the scrappy nature of the pattern, your guitar can be anywhere from 1 to 6 fabrics. Do a fun mix of blues, or reds, or any specific tone, or just pick a couple different fabrics. It's easy to customize. Buy the Pattern - PDF Rock Concert is an Electric Guitar quilt that really makes an impact. When we were designing it, we knew we wanted it to be big and fill the space. Instead of doing repeating blocks we opted for one big guitar. This allowed us to add more detail while keeping the actual pattern quite simple. While it looks complicated, it's actually still made out of squares! The blocks are nice and square and except for a couple of thin lines, beginner foundation paper pieced friendly. If you are new to foundation paper piecing, complete the blocks with only a few pieces, and by the time you have finished those, you'll be ready for the slightly more complicated sections. For this version we used: Hash Dot Pink Hash Dot Malibu Hash Dot Grape Hash Dot Green Hash Dot Papaya Hash Dot Yellow Cotton Couture White Cotton Couture Bamboo Cotton Couture Charcoal Cotton Couture Fog We used the same color for binding and backing and went with the Malibu. We opted for a darker color of binding to give it a nice frame and really contrast against the white background. Buy the Pattern - PDF I had lots of time to think about how I wanted to quilt this version. After the last one, there were a couple things that didn't work quite like I wanted, so I knew I wanted to mix it up. One thing I didn't want to change, though, was the music notes. I loved the little bit of extra in the background they provided and what goes better with a guitar than music! As a background for the music notes, I opted for a row of circles. This is a nod to records, as well as providing a way to break up the space a little bit. I felt like the notes would get lost more if I just put them directly in the background fill. I extended the circles and notes over the small contrasting border, but stopped the white fill at the border and did something different on the outer white border. Since I didn't want it to distract from the notes and records and also contrast the curves, I chose piano keys. They are one of my favorite elements to use in borders. A few accent lines to draw in more detail on the guitar itself and this top was done! For the quilting, I did mark out the circles and notes. I used rulers as needed to keep things nice and evenly spaced, and freehanded the curves on the notes. All the wavy lines in the background are just freehanded and totally not perfect, but that doesn't bother me and the texture is what really shines through here. I also love the depth that a nice and densely quilted background gives to the overall look. To mark the top, I used a water erase fabric marker by Dritz. Since I was spending more time quilting, I wanted to make sure it was something that wouldn't disappear before I was done like an air erase pen. For the notes, I simply printed off some images of notes from the internet, cut them out, and traced around them. There was no way I was going to be able to keep things consistent if I free handed them completely. After they were drawn on, it was easy to quilt. We don't remake quilts often, but I have been wanting to redo this one for awhile and have plans to even do one more, but changing things up slightly and doing different colors for the guitar. It's not at the top of the list, but I may have to bump it up a little farther, just so I can see how my final plan works out! If you are looking for a fantastic set of basics to use in your quilts, definitely check out Michael Miller Hash Dots. For solids to coordinate, we also LOVE the Cotton Coutures. They are soft and luxurious and so fun to sew with. If you want to make your own guitar, you can get the pattern as a PDF Download or Physical Pattern in our shop! Buy the Pattern - PDF Happy Quilting! Kimie and Missy
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