Linda from Quilts In The Barn is joining Jeanneke in her dream of making a large quilt from tiny house blocks. Only scraps are needed to make the 3 x 3 inch square. With 366 days next year, the quilt will finish to be 62 x 80 inches. See what else Linda has to say HERE. Or go straight to the introduction for the Tiny Houses Quilt Along HERE.
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Sunday Spotlight – Christmas Quilt Pattern Set
Step into the enchanting world of Christmas quilting with our Sunday Spotlight series, where we unveil delightful patterns to infuse your holiday season with warmth and creativity. Each week, we’ll showcase a unique design from talented Etsy creators to inspire your festive quilting projects and bring joy to your home.
Experience the magic of Christmas with the Christmas Quilt Pattern SET by JoeJuneandMae. This delightful collection features 12 charming blocks, each capturing the essence of the holiday season in whimsical designs and vibrant colors. From rocking horses to candy canes, Christmas trees to gingerbread men, this set offers endless possibilities for creating a festive quilt that will be cherished for years to come.
Available in sizes ranging from 6″x 6″ to 10″x 10″, these blocks can be mixed and matched to suit your quilting vision. With detailed instructions provided in both English and German, along with colored and blank overviews for customization, you’ll find it easy to bring these delightful patterns to life.
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Here’s the link to the pattern for Tiny Houses:
http://www.jeanneke.com/#post144
What an awesome idea Scarlett! Ilove this pattern and maybe it’s something even a newbie like myself could do.
Hugs XX
Barbara
I would love for you to join me Barbara! I am going to be posting later on my other blog Cut-Up Craft, how I’m interpreting the Quilt Along. She gives guidelines and encourages everyone to personalize it. — Scarlett