Patterns, patchworks and projects
Michelle from Design Camp PDX tells me she’s on a mission to demystify sewing with wool, claiming it’s not as difficult as many think. In that vein, she created this quilt from 8 wool fat quarters she received from the Pendleton Woolen Mill Store. She created the quilt along with a project sheet for the store to use. Visit her blog post to get the download, just click on Tear-able Quilt.
Image credit: Design Camp PDX
Embark on a delightful quilting journey with “110 Quilted Potholders,” a book crafted for both beginners and experienced quilters seeking quick, satisfying projects. Authored by Linda Causee and Rita Weiss, this book offers a treasure trove of 110 8-inch patchwork patterns, providing endless possibilities for creative expression.
Whether you’re a novice or a seasoned quilter, the book caters to all skill levels. Beginners can enjoy the simplicity of the projects, while experienced quilters can revel in the joy of quick and gratifying creations.
Each potholder comes with an assembly diagram and a list of templates and fabrics needed. This ensures clear guidance throughout the creative process.
Create a kitchen adorned with a variety of potholders or let your creativity soar to design unique quilts and accessories using the charming patterns provided in this engaging and practical quilting resource.
15 Free Quilted Pot Holder Patterns
I love this and have just completed the one I bought at Pendleton Mills a few years ago. I have the felt binding but I don’t know how to attach it as it is only 1 1/4 inch. Can you help me? Thank you so so much! Yours is beautiful!