10 Quilt Inspired Crafts

So you love quilting but you don’t always want to sew fabric right? Check out these amazingly fun Quilting inspired crafts and home decor projects. Such a nice way to add Quilting crafts to your home. All of these crafts have a quilting feel to them. Perfect for gifting to someone who loves to make quilts. All of the tutorials for these quilting crafts are listed below with links to each DIY tutorial.

Faux Quilting Christmas Tree Wall Art by Morena’s Corner
Wood Barn Quilt Squares by DIY Beautify
Knock Off Pottery Barn Wood Quilt Squares by The Country Chic Cottage
Ohio Star Barn Quilt by DIY Beautify
Barn Square Wooden Tray by Create and Babble
Faux Quilt Square Bulletin Board by Suzy’s Sitcom
Barn Quilt Tile Coasters by Sugar Bee Crafts
Faux Quilted Apron by Ann Butler Designs
Strip Quilted Dish Mat by The Crafting Chicks
DIY Mini Barn Quilt Art by Homemade Lovely

Quilting is the process of sewing two or more layers of fabric together to make a thicker padded material, usually to create a quilt or quilted garment but does it really have to be? I love the idea of taking it beyond the fabric. I have to say the bulletin board is one of my favorites in this roundup list. Do you make beyond the fabric quilting projects? Share your ideas below.

Looking for more coaster patterns? Check out these quilted Coaster patterns on Etsy

Next Quilting Pattern:

In the world of quilting, there’s a rich tapestry of patterns, each with its own unique story and charm. Among these, Positive Quilts stand out as a symbol of optimism and creativity. These quilts, characterized by their use of plus signs (+) or X patterns, evoke a sense of positivity and brightness in their design.

The history of Positive Quilts dates back to traditional quilting techniques, where the plus sign motif was commonly used to symbolize unity, harmony, and positive energy within the quilt’s design. Over time, this motif has evolved into various interpretations and styles, reflecting the diverse tastes and preferences of quilters worldwide. It is also a very simple straight cut design making it a favorite pattern with beginners.

In this roundup of “22 Positive Quilt Patterns,” we explore a plethora of designs and tutorials that celebrate the beauty and versatility of Positive Quilts. From the classic X and Plus Quilt Pattern to modern interpretations like the Bear Crossing Quilt Pattern.

Whether you’re a seasoned quilter looking for a new project or a beginner eager to explore the world of quilting, these patterns provide endless inspiration and possibilities. From scrap-busting Positive Patterns to free tutorials by renowned designers like Jeni Baker, there’s something for every skill level and style preference.

Join us as we delve into the world of Positive Quilts, where creativity knows no bounds, and every stitch tells a story of hope and happiness.

Now, let’s explore the diverse array of patterns and tutorials featured in this roundup:

X and Plus Quilt Pattern

Scrap Busting Positive Pattern

Bear Crossing Quilt Pattern

Definitely Positive Quilt Tutorial – The Cloth Parcel

Proof Positive Plus Quilt – The Cloth Parcel

Make This: Proof Positive Quilt Tutorial – The Cloth Parcel

Positive Side Quilt

Positive Cluck Cluck Sew PDF

Free Quilt Pattern – Polished Marble – Paintbrush Studio Fabrics

Free Tutorial – Modern Plus Quilt by Jeni Baker