Patterns, patchworks and projects
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Christina from The Sometimes Crafter may have felt discombobulated after her dream, but her Log Cabin block, shown here, turned out just fine. Go here to see where she got some of the fabric.
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Rajboori has developed a contemporary line of quilts using Peace Silk.
Their definition of Peace Silk:
Peace Silk is the only silk in which the silkworm is allowed to live a full life after emerging from the … Read More ...
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Ashley of Film in the Fridge web site made this wonderful quilt by sewing together string quilt blocks. It’s a great piecing method for using up your scraps.
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Moda Fabric shares this handy converter.
Example 36 inches = 91 centimeters. Go here to use online tool.… Read More ...
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I love Anna Maria Horner fabrics and so does this quilter from Quiltville on Etsy.
Product description:
I used the full collection from Anna Maria Horner’s Good Folks Fabrics for this Quilt. Not your Grandma’s Crazy Patch, … Read More ...
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They certainly do, especially if they are made from their dad’s old dress shirts. What a great way to recycle and repurpose. Go here to check out the quilt Brooke Reynolds made for her son, courtesy of … Read More ...
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Check out these wonderful fabric remnants from Henry Road.
Product description:
We hate to waste. These packages of remnants are perfect for quilters and crafters on the look out for fun, colorful fabric on which … Read More ...
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Sarah Fielke of the last piece blog shares her method of making Flying Geese blocks. She says it’s quick, accurate and eliminates dealing with too much bias. Go here for the how-to.
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Going Coastal fabric line Bone Heads is pirate fancy and I must have some for my stash. Go to Elizabeth’s Studio to see the complete line.
Ask your local quilt shop to carry Elizabeth’s Studio fabric.… Read More ...
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Mary Stewart’s fabric line Fruit Ladies is such juicy fun, I need this in my stash right away. Go to Elizabeth’s Studio to see the complete line.
Ask your local quilt shop to carry Elizabeth’s Studio … Read More ...
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Go to Timeless Treasures and download free pattern Lollipop. Original design by Karen Snyder.
Note: Pattern is available for free one year only, thereafter it is for sale.… Read More ...
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Check out this free pattern from Connecting Threads.
Product Description:
This quilt offers a great way to show off a larger scale 1930’s or 1940’s print between the churn dashes. The triangles in the border … Read More ...
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SKYDYES offers hand painted cottons and silks that is wonderful to use in art or traditional style quilting projects. You can either purchase this artful fabric in their online store, or if you want to paint … Read More ...
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Pattern description:
A funky retro quilt that you can make in an afternoon while baking your favorite tort! Made with fabrics from Benartex’s Lucy’s Kitchen collection.
Go here to download the free pattern and instructions.
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