Super excited to get this one started! Its 1 whole piece. No Patchwork, or seams. Just focus on the beautiful free motion quilting. Moving around some of the frame work and starting to add all the fun elements. I am a hand guided quilter. Meaning none of this is computer quilting. I don’t care for […]
Around the early 1800’s three types of quilts became popular: the whole cloth, broderie perse, and medallion quilts. Several of my past blogs have featured medallion quilts – how to make them…
The issue has finally arrived!!!! It was so hard to NOT post pictures of this quilt in progress. I had the great pleasure of being asked to participate in a whole cloth challenge by…
Simple instructions to make a whole cloth quilt, whether you are a beginner or long time sewist! Includes links to the perfect products to help you out.
Around the early 1800’s three types of quilts became popular: the whole cloth, broderie perse, and medallion quilts. Several of my past blogs have featured medallion quilts – how to make them…
Instructions on how to make a whole cloth quilt- a quick and easy yet super satisfying project !
Cristina Arcenegui Bono discovered that she preferred the machine quilting to piecing quilts that opened a world of art to her.
Quilt Sunday the workroom Toronto, ON February 23, 2014
I’ve had this simple quilt sandwich basted and rolled up waiting for its addition of scraps and stitchin’ to make it into a ticker tape. I got to thinking about our limited basting space in the class room and that a simple, modern AND most importantly small quilt could do the trick for teaching the basic...Read More »
Instructions on how to make a whole cloth quilt- a quick and easy yet super satisfying project !
Are you a quilt lover, but not quite a quilter? If so, this listing is for you! You'll see that I have quilt kits available and I can finish them for you! Please read through the item description before purchasing. If you have any questions - please reach out! This listing is for a finished whole cloth quilt that is made to order. First, choose your fabric and quilt size by scrolling through the "Whole Cloth Quilt Kits" section of my shop. Here you'll see all of the available made to order quilt kits. When you find one that you like, go ahead and add the kit to your cart. Some kits are only available in Baby/Children's size and some are available in Baby/Children's size as well as Throw size. When you know which fabric and size you'd like, go ahead and purchase the quilt kit AND this listing. Please make sure that if you are purchasing a Baby/Children's size quilt kit that you also purchase this listing in Baby/Children's size. And if you are purchasing a Throw size quilt kit, you will need to purchase this listing in Throw size. A finished Baby/Children's size quilt is approximately 40x45". A finished throw size quilt is approximately 50x60". All of the fabric that I use is quality quilting cotton. I will always pre-wash the quilt before sending it to you. I prefer to give the quilt it's first wash so that the quilt will arrive ready to snuggle with those quilt crinkles that we all know and love. Quilt fabric and batting are all 100% cotton. Some of the fabrics that I use are a linen/cotton blend. Quilts can be machine washed in cold water. It is preferred that you use a natural detergent without any harsh fragrances. Natural detergents can help to prolong the life of the quilt. Tumble dry low or line dry. Turnaround time is typically 2-6 weeks. I give this larger window to allow myself time when life happens and takes away my sewing time :) If you'd like to know more of a specific turnaround time - please reach out and I can update you with a better estimate based off of my current project list. All of the photos in this listing are examples of whole cloth quilts that I have made. You will receive a whole cloth quilt made with the quilt kit that you purchase. Quilts are made by me in my home sewing studio. My home is smoke and fragrance free. My sewing studio is pet free.
Two layers of Embrace Double Gauze from Shannon Fabrics with Pellon Wool Batting in the middle makes for a super soft and cuddly quilt. The wool is lighter and fluffier than cotton batting — the only difference in care is that it can't go in the dryer. It's just returned...
When most people think of quilts, they think of sewing together pieces of fabric as patchwork or appliqué. Actually, what makes a quilt is the layers of fabric that are stitched together. You can make a quilt by using two pieces of whole cloth with a layer of batting in between. The stitching you use to sew a whole ...
I’m collecting my whole cloth quilts for Tuesday’s class at Make*Do*Mend (spaces left if you’ve been putting this one off). We’ll be covering basting, straight-line quilt design, the tools needed to create your design, bindings, quilting basics, squaring a quilt and hand sewing to finish a binding. Thought it would be fun to show a...Read More »
Instructions on how to make a whole cloth quilt- a quick and easy yet super satisfying project !
A striking abstract batik fabric from Ghana in a mix of pink, purple and orange. This is made with a medium weight cotton and is suitable for dressmaking, quilting as well as any project requiring a medium weight cotton fabric. The last image shows a tape measure with units shown in centimetres and inches to give you a better idea of the scale of the patterns on the fabric.
Simple instructions to make a whole cloth quilt, whether you are a beginner or long time sewist! Includes links to the perfect products to help you out.
Learn to make a whole quilt cloth with 4 layer gauze. This is one of the EASIEST and softest quilts you can make.
Instructions on how to make a whole cloth quilt- a quick and easy yet super satisfying project !
Big Pocket Quilt Coat A well loved vintage whole cloth quilt transformed into a wearable art coat. This big pocket cocoon coat was handmade by me. Features a generous oversized fit, two pockets big enough to fit all the snacks in, flat felled seams at the shoulders and drop sleeves, finished off with a cuff. Open front with elongated neckband. Unisex fit. Most of my items are made from vintage and pre-loved quilts and textiles. They will have all the flaws and beauty leftover from their time as household items. They may have stains and wear. This adds to their beauty and uniqueness. Size: L/XL Pit to pit across the back: 35” Length center back: 28” Pattern: Indigo Blue & White Pinstripes. Fabric: medium weight jacket, fabric is a good weight cotton, batting is fluffy polyester Condition: faint staining in places S/M fits up to women’s size 10/12 L/XL fits up to womens size 2X Fits true to size for men
Two layers of Embrace Double Gauze from Shannon Fabrics with Pellon Wool Batting in the middle makes for a super soft and cuddly quilt. The wool is lighter and fluffier than cotton batting — the only difference in care is that it can't go in the dryer. It's just returned...
Cristina Arcenegui Bono discovered that she preferred the machine quilting to piecing quilts that opened a world of art to her.
Woodland Magic patch overall print designed for Benartex as part of the Woodland Magic collection. Blocks (3" x 3") of woodland animals on very light gray background with alternating squares of plaids -- gray, black and red accents. A lightweight fabric easy to sew and has a soft hand. Would be great quilt backing or binding, potholders, whole cloth quilt top, or pillow covers. 44" wide. 100% cotton. Sold by the yard. Minimum cut is one yard. Continuous cut for multiple yard purchases Fabric Name: Woodland Magic patch print Collection: Woodland Magic Fabric Brand: Benartex Pattern #: 13367-99 Width: 44" Fiber content: 100% cotton Fabric is stored in a smoke free environment Recommended care instructions: Machine wash in cold water. Tumble dry low. Do not bleach Do not dry clean Actual colors in the product may vary slightly due to variations in computer monitor color projection Fabric is not intended nor promoted for use in children's sleepwear or robes for children's sizes 14 and under. Shop does not accept cancellations, returns or exchanges. (Please read shop policies and FAQ's prior to placing your order.)
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Simple instructions to make a whole cloth quilt, whether you are a beginner or long time sewist! Includes links to the perfect products to help you out.
Learn to make a whole quilt cloth with 4 layer gauze. This is one of the EASIEST and softest quilts you can make.
Instructions on how to make a whole cloth quilt- a quick and easy yet super satisfying project !
I’m collecting my whole cloth quilts for Tuesday’s class at Make*Do*Mend (spaces left if you’ve been putting this one off). We’ll be covering basting, straight-line quilt design, the tools needed to create your design, bindings, quilting basics, squaring a quilt and hand sewing to finish a binding. Thought it would be fun to show a...Read More »
The craft blog of pattern designer Jeni Baker. Creative adventures in quilting, sewing, and color. Plus free sewing and quilting tutorials.
A whole cloth quilt is a quilt with two whole prices of fabric for both the top and back of the quilt. No piecing or cutting involved! I love making whole cloth quilts because they are quick & easy...
I started this whole-cloth quilt with a beautiful blank slate! I wanted to experiment with what would happen if hand-stitching created the design instead of fabric. Blogged at Six White Horses.
My newest favorite project - a simple, soft, lightweight quilt. Although this blanket is not technically a quilt because it does not contain a middle layer of batting, I’m calling it a quilt. Simple to make with 2 layers of double gauze fabric stitched together with either perle cotton or embroid
Melissa’s 2 Hour Bound Whole Cloth Quilt Made with Tiger Lily by Heather Ross It’s time for another tutorial! Recently, I had one w...
Instructions on how to make a whole cloth quilt- a quick and easy yet super satisfying project !
