Today let's sew together a Tangled Briars quilt block. This block is a variation of the Bear Paws or Bear Claws quilt block and is almost identical to the Bear Tracks quilt block that I showed you awhile back. It's an easy block to do, so let's get started!
Wild Tracks Quilt Pattern, Scrap Friendly by Slightly Biased Quilts Finished size: 72" x 84" A fun take on bear paw blocks, the Wild Tracks quilt is great for beginners. This pattern is pieced by machine, scrap friendly, and beginner friendly. Printed Paper Pattern Finished Size: 72in x 84in Final Product: Quilt Technique Used: Standard Machine Sewing Skill Level: Beginner
Today let's sew together a Tangled Briars quilt block. This block is a variation of the Bear Paws or Bear Claws quilt block and is almost identical to the Bear Tracks quilt block that I showed you awhile back. It's an easy block to do, so let's get started!
Each month Angela gives a colour and worldwide lots of quilters start sewing their scraps in that colour. February's colour is teal/aqua,...
Today we’re going to put together the easy Bear Tracks quilt block! This is another variation of the traditional Bear Paw block. The Bear Tracks block that we are sewing today uses 4 colored fabrics and a light background fabric. So let’s get started!
The Bear's Paw quilt block is perfect quilt pattern for beginners wanting more experience with piecing and half square triangles.
My first project for the 2020 Rainbow Scrap Challenge is now a completed quilt top! This is my Scrappy Bear Paws quilt. Scrappy Bear Paws, 47.75" x 68.75" Finishing this quilt top was definitely one of those cases of the quilt letting me know what needed to be done. I was determined to finish this quilt with fabrics from my stash. Many different fabrics were auditioned for the sashing and setting triangles, and I shared some of those options in last week's post. Then I tried the light blue fabrics, and it brought a huge sigh of relief--there's the right answer! That's one rainbow project assembled, with one more still to be done before the end of the year. I'm also playing with ideas for next year's RSC projects. I am linking up with the Rainbow Scrap Challenge on Saturday and with Oh Scrap! at Quilting is more fun than Housework on Sunday. I hope you are all staying well and getting lots of quilting done! Julie in GA
Ooohhh scrappy quilts. I will forever love them. And Jodie of @jozmakesquilts is a pro at making her quilts scrappy yet cohesive. And she also has been kind enough to write a guest blog post for me on how to turn the Bear Track quilt block tutorial (from my BOM for newsletter subscribers!) (UPDATED: you can find the pattern here) into a nice and roomy throw! Enjoy her tips and tricks and be sure to give her a follow. You won't regret all the inspiration you'll find there! Oh, and if you don't have the BOM pattern, sign up on at the bottom of my home page here so you don't miss out! _____ Hi everyone! My name is Jodie (@jozmakesquilts) and I love quilting- so much so that I started a little fabric shop last year - Scribbly Gum Quilt Co. Fat quarter quilts are my absolute favourite so I’m here today to talk through how to make your Penelope Handmade Block of the Month Bear Track quilt block fat quarter friendly (and extra scrappy!) The fabric and cutting requirements will make a quilt that is 6 x 6 of the “quarter
Looking for a FREE Bear Paw quilt pattern? Check out these simple instructions. Also, I'm a total sucker for children's books about quilts. Isn't this one cute?Quilters have scraps. If you’ve made a few quilts, you know what I’m talking about. Because quiltmaking often requires fabric of all different shapes and sizes, quilters are usually leftContinue Reading...
Paw Tracks quilt pattern A bold and modern take on the classic bear paw quilt block. This is a fabric friendly design. You can use Charm packs, Layer cakes, FQs or scraps for this pattern. Pattern includes full fabric requirements, cutting and piecing instructions for 3 sizes, Baby, Lap and Bed. (Finished sizes and fabric requirements in images.) This is a listing for a PDF pattern of instructions for you to make your own Paw Tracks quilt. A link to download the pattern will be sent to you after purchase.
I've really got to think of a better name for this quilt. At the moment I'm just calling it what it is, a scrappy bear paw quilt. I really didn't want to be tempted by new patterns this year, but this quilt has special significance. I belong to Capital Quilters in Wellington, New Zealand, and the bear paw block is part of our logo. Our guild will be 30 years old this year, and the committee came up with the idea of making bear paw quilts as a way of celebrating the anniversary. Of course, members are free to make the quilts in whatever fabrics they like. Some people are using French General, others are using Tula Pink etc etc. As I'm not quite 50 yet, I'm thinking that I might still be around when the guild turns 50 in 20 years time, and I can pull out my historic scrappy bear paw quilt and show all the "young ones" what we made back in 2015 when the guild turned 30. When my friend Anne (@ihaveafabricproblem on Instagram) showed her single coloured scrappy blocks on low volume backgrounds, I was hooked. I immediately thought of all my beautiful Kaffe Fassett fabrics and how I could use those in a quilt like this. Most of you know that I've resisted low volume prints for a long time, so I had to buy fabrics for the background, but I made all the coloured sections entirely from my stash. Here are each of the 9 blocks up close so you can see all the great prints. this one is made entirely from Kaffe Fassett prints I remade this block because I wasn't happy with the original version. The yellows weren't strong enough compared to the other blocks. I found some great sashing fabric and joined the blocks up yesterday. The quilt isn't finished yet, but I'm happy to have a finished top. I need a bit of help with the next two steps if you'd like to help out please: 1. What sort of backing should I use? I keep thinking that the Ikea text print would work here, but we don't have Ikea in New Zealand, and I hear it's being discontinued anyway. 2. Should I add a narrow border in the same fabric as the sashing, or just skip the border and go straight to the binding? Instructions Many people have asked for instructions on how to make a quilt like this. I can't really post the pattern exactly as it was given to me, but there are a lot of patterns and instructions for bear paws blocks on the internet. Just so you know, here's what I did. If you're an experienced quilter you'll understand these notes: cut 17 x 3.5" squares from bright fabrics cut 8 x 4" squares from bright fabrics cut 8 x 4" squares from background fabrics cut 4 x 3.5" squares from background fabrics cut 4 X 3.5" x 9.5" rectangles from background fabrics I turned the 4" squares into HSTs by ruling a diagonal line and sewing along both sides of the line. I cut down the line and trimmed the HSTs to 3.5" squares. Keep a picture of the block in front of you at all times, and double, triple check that your HSTs are pointing the correct way. Everyone I know has made a mistake at some stage. I made each of the 4 sections of the block by forming rows of 3 and then joining them to make each section of the block (9 pieces). I then joined the top half together, sewed on the middle section, and then joined the bottom half to the top. The block measures 21.5" square unfinished. I cut my sashing at 2.5" wide and added cornerstones at the intersections. I hope you can understand that. Writing instructions is harder than I thought. I think I'll stick to sewing.
Claw marks. Claws scratches, cat and tiger, lion and bear animals paws attack tracks. Halloween monster, horror marking vector scratching set Zip-archive contains jpg and eps files.
Today let's sew together a Tangled Briars quilt block. This block is a variation of the Bear Paws or Bear Claws quilt block and is almost identical to the Bear Tracks quilt block that I showed you awhile back. It's an easy block to do, so let's get started!
Today we’re going to put together the easy Bear Tracks quilt block! This is another variation of the traditional Bear Paw block. The Bear Tracks block that we are sewing today uses 4 colored fabrics and a light background fabric. So let’s get started!
Today we’re going to put together the easy Bear Tracks quilt block! This is another variation of the traditional Bear Paw block. The Bear Tracks block that we are sewing today uses 4 colored fabrics and a light background fabric. So let’s get started!
This three dimensional piece of art, is produced using the cold cast bronze method. Created from an actual bear track. This unique piece will make a great conversation piece for any décor. Originally carved from a piece of stone, the artist then created a mold and cast in bronze the grizzly bear paw. Each piece numbered and signed by the artist himself. The back in felt covered and has a hanger for wall mounting.
Today we’re going to put together the easy Bear Tracks quilt block! This is another variation of the traditional Bear Paw block. The Bear Tracks block that we are sewing today uses 4 colored fabrics and a light background fabric. So let’s get started!
