Patterns, patchworks and projects
This Quilted bucket is perfect for organizing your threads, scraps, toys, makeup. This free pattern is easy to follow and can be seen in full here.
I love when we find quilted patterns for practical household items, especially when they … Read More ...
This article by Iseestarsquilting.com is the perfect addition to your quilting resource pile. This article shows you what size quilt you can make with what amount of Jelly Roll fabric you have. Such a great guide to have on hand. … Read More ...
This tote uses 2 Orphan blocks to create an oversized tote that is perfect for carrying your sewing projects, workbooks, laptop or even after sport snacks.
This tutorial is easy to follow with photos to guide you along as mentioned … Read More ...
This quilted bag is made using an Orphan quilt block. You can see the full project here. Looking for more projects using Orphan blocks? Check these out.
If you’re an avid quilter surely you’ll have orphan blocks. It doesn’t … Read More ...
This quilting tutorial is for a small zippered pouch. It is perfect for using up those UFO or Orphan blocks. They make great handmade gifts as they are so versatile. I think everyone has a use for a small zippered … Read More ...
This Orphan block project is actually very creative and a practical project. A camp chair bag is perfect for sporting events too. Now that I am a soccer mom it would be great to have all my random bits and … Read More ...
This quilting tutorial is actually for a dimensional flower. This quilted flower is perfect for adding to quilts, quilted bags and much more. The tutorial is very detailed with lots of easy to follow photos. You can see the full … Read More ...
This quilting pattern is for a quilted Casserole tote or carrier. This Casserole carrier is a large sized carrier for a rounded casserole dish or pan. The free quilting tutorial can be found here at Elisabeth-dixiedoodles
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Easy and fun quilted sling bag sewing pattern to make and gift. The quilting tutorial comes with detail step by step photos.
Let’s start with how great these Lego bags are! They are perfect for scooping up the lego or any other toy for that matter in one swift pull of the string. You can buy Lego bags here
Kerby Smith of We All Sew created this project, and it’s a win-win. He took a photo of a friend’s puppy and digitally manipulated onto a red heart with a black ground. He printed the image to fabric, then stitched … Read More ...
Controlled chaos, or maybe informed improv, is the look these Uncut Diamond blocks lend to this quilt top. Created by Emily of Em’s Scrapbag, she likes this block because it uses up her fabric scraps. Lucky for us, and … Read More ...
The bike and owl are my favorites of Angela’s latest free printable at the Moda Cutting Table blog. Carrie Nelson shares ideas on how you might use these; she explains.
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Visit your next Farmer’s Market with a cute and reusable tote like the one Kathleen Berlew, of KBB Crafts & Stitches, made. To keep the project quick, she starts with a purchased canvas tote. Sort of the Sandra Lee … Read More ...
Mo of Mo Bedell created this dazzling quilted tote as part of the Manchester Metallics Summer Bag Challenge. She’s one of 14 talented sewers tapped to create a new summer bag featuring Robert Kaufman’s fabric line, Manchester Metallic. It’s hard … Read More ...
