How to: Machine Quilt a Square Quilt Block Using the 4-N-1 Machine Quilting Ruler, a Sewing post from the blog Piece N Quilt on Bloglovin’
Looking for something interesting to quilt on? Try these bear paw quilt patterns we've collected in this post.
Beautiful! I can't wait to try this on my next quilt!
If you are looking for a fun pattern to try on, then your next project could be any of these chevron quilt patterns in this post.
Hi, Everyone! Jessica Dayon (@jessicadayon), here. Today I'm so excited to share a new quilt that I've designed! Because it is set on point, it looks more difficult than it is and it turns out so beautifully. If you have never made an on point quilt before, give this a try, you will be so happy you did! This baby-sized quilt finishes at 39.5" x 50.5".
2 Super Easy Fat Quarter Quilting Patterns in ONE! Make quick and easy charm square baby quilt or try this easy on-point baby quilt!
I think this post could be titled, Try, Try Again! Things went a little crazy after I finished the top. I loaded it up to quilt on the long arm. Yes, I even do small quilts on it! I liked most of the quilting, but I didn't like the center blocks. I debated a bit…
Lap quilt patterns are absolutely beautiful pieces but are very underrated. In this post, discover 19 lap quilt patterns you can try on your next project.
Are you looking for a beginner-friendly quilt block pattern? Try this hidden wells quilt block from Cut and Create on Youtube! This pattern is one of my go-to whenever I need a quick and fun quilt
This beautiful quilt pattern is easier to make than you think, especially with this easy-to-follow video tutorial by Sew Yeah on YouTube. This no-fail quilt is perfect even for beginners in quilting. Try this project
QuiltingBoard Challenges & Contests - Allietare! - Bonnie Hunter's 2015 Mystery Quilt - When I asked this question on Step #2, I just eyeballed it and it didn't seem to work but after I sent the other email I went ahead and stitched one out and it came out perfect. Guess I should try before I assume. Still plugging
Bonnie Hunter wrote: 1995! A Quilt Shop Challenge Fabric inspired me to make this Virginia Reel using the fabric. I didn't win anything, but the quilt was finished, and it was a pattern I always wanted to try. This is also when I first fell in love with reproducing the look of antique quilts by using lots of scrappy lights and darks. This was also just prior to getting my long-arm, so it was quilted on my little bernina.
Hoping to try free motion quilting a flower on your next quilt? This Dapper Daisy Free Motion Design is a great and basic free motion pattern to try out tonight.
I'm cranking out the unfinished projects this week! Unlike most crafters, I try to finish a project before starting on the next one. Quilt...
Try this traditional quilt block pattern today! This fun pattern draws on the Nordic home decor trend. Stitch a traditional quilt block with a soft updated feel using coordinating batiks. Finished size is 70' x 70'. Skill Level: Beginner
Another quilt finished! Almost two years ago I posted pictures of my Early Bird quilt top , and it’s hung in the closet ever since. Until last month, that is, when I summoned the courage to try an all over free motion quilting design on it. I actually quilted this quilt before quilting my On a Whim quilt , because [...]
Traditionally there are two ways to load your quilt top on a longarm: on a roller bar or “floating.” Floating keeps the top loose, and there are both pros and cons to this technique. Let’s take a look at why I consistently float my quilts and why I recommend giving it a try. (This post co
Fun yet beautiful pieces are what these patterns are. Check out this post of 24 layer cake quilt patterns you can try on your next quilting project.
I am so, so excited to share this quilt with you all! I already shared the cover Stellar Flare quilt, but this is the original one! When working on a new pattern, I always make a sample while I try out the design and construction. And it's a good, good thing I do because this quilt changed drastically from this version
Your love for nature is what drove you to look for this pattern. Enjoy these fun and unique mountain quilt patterns you can try on your next project.
