If you want a real tweet, visit Susan Branch’s online shop. Her website is as charming as her offerings. I fell in love with this applique teapot kit. Go here for details.
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Patterns, patchworks and projects
If you want a real tweet, visit Susan Branch’s online shop. Her website is as charming as her offerings. I fell in love with this applique teapot kit. Go here for details.
She even has a section of free quilt … Read More ...
Where does blogger Leah Day get the energy to share 365 Days of Free Motion Quilting without coffee? I’m just glad she does because I browse her site often while sipping my morning brew. Go here to read more about … Read More ...
Aren’t these adorable? Go to Saffron Craig online shop to purchase a panel and get to making some softies.
Or, whip up a quilt in no time with this Owls Nesting panel. Go here for quilt kit details.
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Leah Day of 365 Days of Free Motion Quilting Filler Designs blog shares her nifty technique for hiding your quilting threads so even a judge cannot tell where you started and ended. Go here to see her video.
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Jean from the Quilted Cupcake Blog shows us this sweet idea – a quilt devoted to celebrating a birthday. Visit her post if you are interested in getting this pattern.
[tags]quilted cupcake, birthday, celebration, banner[/tags]… Read More ...
Allison Ann Aller of Allie’s in Stitches blog shows us step-by-step how to make the Poppy flower from the book A-Z of Silk Ribbon Flowers by Ann Cox. Don’t you love her base block? Nicely done. Go here to see … Read More ...
Thanks to my morning coffee and alert blogger at Cotton Cocktails I discovered this Moda Bake Shop tutorial created by Kim Walus. Using the traditional Dresden Plate quilt pattern, Kim shows us how to make this beautifully executed table runner … Read More ...
Terrie from Bits and Pieces blog shares how to make these terrifically simple but brilliant bookmarks. It’s a great scrap burner project. Go here for the how-to.
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Leah from 365 Days of Free Motion Quilting Filler Designs blog shares how to quilt a spider web. Go here to view the video.
Looking for more Halloween Block ideas? Check out these Halloween Quilting books on Amazon.
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Leave a comment this week on any post at Sew, Mama, Sew! blog and get a chance to win some fabric scraps from her online store. Go here to read more about this contest.
[tags]contest, fabric, scraps, scrap buster … Read More ...
Nina of Mrs Moen blog just finished this fun quilted project for one of her upcoming workshops. Go here to see the entire table runner.
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Joan of Quvrages d’une Acadienne(Projects of an Acadian) blog is focused on an October finish for this folksy quilt called Molly’s Meadow by Kim Dielh. Go here to see more about her UFO.
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Here is one of the blocks in the wool quilt Windmill Wagga I just spied at Sewn blog.
See the entire quilt below. Lovely!
Visit Sarah’s Free Patterns page to download.
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At Kootoyoo blog find out how to turn an 18′ x 22″ piece of fabric into a perfect square fat quarter. It even has pockets. This is not how I fold mine, but I’m going to try it the next … Read More ...
Thanks to alert blogger Quilter Going Bananas, I just downloaded my very first Block of the Month (BOM) called Summer’s Gone, from Dorothy Baker Designs blog. The embroidery motif of school children approaching their big yellow school bus captures … Read More ...