As we enter the season of Thanksgiving I just want to take a moment to let you know how thankful I am for each and everyone of you. This creative journey would not be the same without all the people who appreciate what I do. Please enjoy this Little Leaf tutorial as a small gift from me to you. Cutting for one 2-1/4" finished Little Leaf block from light cut 1 | 1-1/4" square 2 | 1-3/4" squares 2 | 1-1/4" x 3" strips from dark cut 3 | 1-1/4" squares 2 | 1-3/4" squares from dark brown cut 1 | 5/8" x 3" strip Make half square triangles using 1-3/4" light and dark squares and this tutorial. Make stem section by strip piecing 1-1/4" light strips to each side of 5/8" brown strip. Using your 1-1/4" dark square as a guide cut a 1-1/4" square from you stem strip set. Layout block using photo above | Repeat to make 12 Little Leaves Use photo to layout and piece quilt center. Add 2" borders using your quilts measurements for strip lengths This is a perfect project to hand quilt and finish using a single thickness binding. Check out our Finishing a Small Quilt Tutorial for more tips. - - - - - - - - - - - - So sorry but we did not make kit for this project, dive into your scrap basket these Little Leaves do not take much.

Reproduction de tissu pour courtepointe par Sheryl Johnson de Temecula Quilt Co pour Marcus Fabrics Veuillez demander une commande personnalisée si vous avez besoin d'une coupe spécifique, par exemple 2/3, 3/4 yard, 2 yards, etc. Un métrage supplémentaire peut être disponible 100% coton Numéro du fabricant : 0415 NOIR Marque : Marcus Fabrics Créatrice : Sheryl Johnson Collection : garances matérielles Couleurs : noir Métrage : un demi-mètre ou un mètre entier Vous n'êtes pas sûr de la couleur ou de l'impression - vous pouvez acheter un échantillon https://www.etsy.com/listing/1199670073/fabric-swatches

I was so excited to be asked to contribute to this amazing book! I amin the company of some wonderful quilters and their quilts are beautiful. Check out more images here and order a copy here.(Become

Here's a repost of a 2013 Sunday Quilt Inspiration. I'm working on a quilt inspired by a few of my grandmother's buttons. My mom gave them to me many years ago and I've kept them all this time. I can't bring myself to use them because they may be lost, so they serve more as a memento of her than as buttons normally do. A few days ago I saw a quilt on Pinterest that I decided I wanted to replicate. Well, I can't replicate anything. The moment I begin working, I start making changes. Before I realized it, the only thing that my quilt had in common with the Pinterest quilt was that I was still sewing fabric buttons. In no time I was thinking of that plastic bag of my grandmother's old buttons. I pulled it out and looked for unusual specimens. They are pretty much basic 1960's button salvaged from all manner of clothing, but I was inspired by the colors, shapes and designs. I thought that you might be inspired by a few buttons also. You don't have to make a quilt exactly like the one I started with. People have used buttons to make many different projects, so I thought I'd show you a few. Maybe one these projects will inspire you. Just be warned: for some of these, you'll need boxes of buttons! Not just any pillow: a ring bearer's pillow! Love these earrings. So, now a few button quilts, because why not? Happy Quilting, Mary

We are back with more quirky inspiration. Missed all the previous posts, check them out here.+ + + + + + +Petite Posies Finished Quilt 36-3/4" x 47-1/2"Petite Posies InspirationPrairie Patches

need I say more. - - - - - - Thank you to all my wonderful customers for sharing their quilt with us. Please remember that these quilts came from all over and I do not have pattern information.

Spring Planting Instead of pulling weeds in the garden I was busy taking pictures of quilts. I would hate to get my hands all dirty. This beauty is totally outside my box. I purchased this fabric for my daughters graduation quilt but decided to use something different. This pile of fun spring prints was calling my name. I found this pattern and had it sent right to my inbox. I love PDF patterns when the creative mood strikes. Enjoy I am off to the garden to pull weeds and plant some blueberries. - - - - - - - - note - I had to remove the comment section from my blog because I was receiving a lot of very inappropiate spam comments. I love to read your comments so I am hoping to be able to turn them back on soon.

Where did February go!!! This month passed by with only 1 Dear Jane block completed. March is a new month and I plan to get back on track. I thought I would take a minute to show you how I plan out a row. I did manage to get that done. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1. I made these sleeves by sealing the normal flap of a 6" x 9"envelope and cutting off a small sliver on the 9" side. 2. I numbered them 1 - 13. 3. I layout my quilt top and select my fabric for the next row, fold it to fit and put it in the envelope. 4. I am using The EQ Dear Jane software for most of my blocks. I print out the entire row I am working on and fold on the lines so they will be ready for foundation piecing. 5. Now I can just pick up an envelope and get started. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - If you are serious about making Dear Jane I recommend using the software. You can order it here.

Block Count - Two Hundred Twenty Eight + + + + + + + Just a friendly reminder to get your weekly One Block Wednesday blocks done. + + + + + + + Need to get caught up all the details can be found here.

S e c r e t S a n t a S e w A l o n gS t e p T h r e e+ + + + + Cuttingfrom a variety of light prints, cut:6 strips, 1-1/4" x 11"12 strips, 2" x 11"from a variety of red prints, cut:6 stri

Four Patch-works is the perfect quilt to end our Spring Cleaning.This quilt was first introduced during the 2016 Summer Olympics,so if you missed it you can read more about it here. Download your $3.0

Scrappy September Sale + + + + + + + For 14 days we will be posting one of our favorite scrappy patterns as an instant PDF download. Grab one or all 14 for only $3.00 each. Church Windows | 50"

Stitching Saturday Week Seventeen - - - - - - - - - - Quilt and Letters #3790 medium brown Dots #3777 red

Circa 2016 Sew Along is now over. If you would like a pattern you can purchase a printed copy or download a PDF copy here.

S e c r e t S a n t a S e w A l o n g S t e p F o u r + + + + + Cutting from a variety of light prints, cut: 12 strips, 1-1/4" x 11" from a variety of red prints, cut: 12 strips, 1-1/4" x 11" Sew one light strip, 1-1/4" x 11" and one red strip, 1-1/4" x 11" together along the length of strip. Press toward red. Repeat with all 12 red and light strips Sub-cut 96 | 1-1/4" units. Sew two units together to make 48 four patch units. Finished block 1-1/2" square 2" square including seam allowances + + + + + There was a finished block measurement mistake in last week post. You can see correction here.

Blue and White Quilt Show Saturday is over. Stop by all month to see all the great Blue and White quilts. More Pictures to come. Time to start a "little" Christmas project.

Block Count - Twenty Four + + + + + + + Just a friendly reminder to get your weekly One Block Wednesday blocks done. Just a note; I am mixing up my print combinations by cutting more options and will not have any two blocks alike. + + + + + + + Need to get caught up all the details can be found here.

Finishing I hope you have all your rows finished and are ready to put your Anniversary Quilt together. It is pretty simple. Sew rows together using 2" x width of row sashing strips. Add 3-1/3" side borders and then 3-1/2" top and bottom borders. I hope everyone enjoyed this project. Be sure to subscribe to our blog so you will not miss our next sew along. Poly was out "helping" me take these photos, so here is Poly today. She is getting big.

I have been working on these 2" bowties on and off for a while now. You can find more information on the details here , here and he...

I LOVE this quilt! I hope you do too. Lets take a closer look. It is time to add the last two dark logs. I decided get this project finished up just in case you have a little extra sewing time during the holiday weekend. Add your last two dark logs, press and square up and lets put this quilt together. -x-x-x-x-x-x-x- I made a quick video explaining the simple way I put together a one patch quilt. It works great and saves a lot of time. You can watch video here. -x-x-x-x-x-x-x- Need to get caught up on Down Home Darling all the details are here. Find more inspiration between posts, follow us on Instagram or Facebook.

Hi Everyone, The last time I wrote, I was eagerly sharing the fact that my quilt was on display at the Temecula Quilt Co's blue and white ...

Make 2 | Four Patch | Finished Block 3"+ + + + + + + + + + +Cutting for one blockfrom dark #1 cut 2 | 2-1/2" squaresfrom dark #2 cut 1 | 2" squares from light cut 2 | 2-1/2" square + + + + + + + + + +

Are you looking for a summer project to take along with you on whatever adventures you have planned? Calico and Cotton might be just the ticket. This potholder style quilt makes it the perfect take anywhere project. Calico and Cotton finishes at 26" x 29". The pattern also includes assemble instructions for traditional finishing in case you would prefer that method. Purchase the pattern using the link below and get started today. I will post a little reminder in each issue of the TQC Journal for the next 6 weeks. I hope you will join me! The beginning of June also means it is Monthly Mini time. If you have a set of my 2023 Mini-a-Month Postcards grab them now a whip up this special little quilt. If you still have not ordered a set of the postcards you can do that here. P.S. Supplies are getting limited, don't miss out. Order today!

* C l u e F o u r * Twenty Four little blocks as sweet as can be, adding double pink makes it perfect for me. This one is easy and plain as your nose, follow the instruction for a couple Rickrack Rows. * H i n t * Make 24 Square-in-a-Square blocks using cutting instructions on page 43 and assembly instructions on page 44 of Returning to Temecula Double Pink - cut as follows: 11 squares, 5" x 5" cut diagonally twice - side triangles 4 squares, 3-1/2" x 3-1/2" cut diagonally once - corner trianlges 2 strips, 1-1/2" x 4" - see note below Make two on point rows of 12 blocks as diagrammed and explained in step one of Assembling the Quilt Top on page 45. Assemble Row Three using diagram above, add additional pieces to the bottom of each row. (additional pieces may not be necessary, add only if your row is to short) Finished Row 4" x 43-1/2" including seam allowances Add Row Three to each side of center unit. Just joining us? Get all the details here. Order a copy of Returning to Temecula here. Share your progress tag us on Instagram using #tqcscavengerhuntsewalong