Patterns, patchworks and projects
Enjoy 14 wonderful Quiltmaker magazine patterns in one value-packed book. These beautiful yet simple quilt patterns are perfect for novices or anybody looking to make a fast present.
Scraps, precuts, and/or yardage can be used to create colorful designs using … Read More ...
A beginner-friendly strip piecing project, the Ombre Mountains quilt is simple to execute and makes a great first project.
Patchwork blocks can be created more quickly by using the strip piecing technique. A strip set is created by sewing together … Read More ...
As you know, in quilting, mitred corners are a technique used to create neat and tidy corners when attaching binding to a quilt. The process involves folding and tucking the corners in a way that creates a diagonal seam that … Read More ...
Fiber artist, quilter, and sewist Natalie Ebaugh teaches you how to create a stylish and versatile liner jacket from an old quilt in Fiber Artist, Quilter, and Sewist. As you wear your quilted coat, you carry along with you the … Read More ...
Jelly Roll Scraps Little Quilts & Gifts From Press Little Quilts & Gifts From Jelly Roll Scraps Book- Choose from 30 gorgeous little quilts and gifts, all made from your Jelly Roll scraps.
Make 15 beautiful gifts for friends and … Read More ...
An old-fashioned saw-tooth star is enclosed, creating a modern version of a traditional block. It’s a simple piecing pattern that can be used by any intermediate sewer with some experience. The Ophelia quilt will make a great addition to any … Read More ...
Making your own tote bags is a great way to use up some scraps and add some DIY flair to an everyday accessory.
Most totes are made of Fat quarters, scraps, or Orphan blocks, but why not make something that’s … Read More ...
Today we have a video for a fast and easy quilt for you. A great beginner quilt pattern using fat quarters. So easy you can make a quilt in a day. Just shop from your stash in the morning, make … Read More ...
Anna Maria Horner creates a new Flying Geese pattern using bright wool tassels to finish off this baby quilt. Anna Maria describes the no-waste method she uses to create Flying Gosling blocks, explaining how to select light and dark fabrics … Read More ...
The simplicity and convenience of machine quilting have made it increasingly popular with needleworkers in recent years. You may now select from a simple library of 60 patterns made exclusively for machine quilting. Traditional feather patterns, flowers, geometrics, corners and … Read More ...
Connecting Threads has some fun and creative quilt-style coloring sheets for you to download and print.
I love coloring away my stress and find the layering of colors onto a design is a great substitute for actually quilting, which … Read More ...
If you’re looking for a fun and practical sewing project, a rag quilt is a great place to start. Not only is it a great way to use up excess fabric and old clothes, but it also creates a cozy … Read More ...
In this class, Kaffe and Liza work together to make a magnificent medallion quilt in rich, warm colours.
The quilt begins with a stunning medallion centre composed of English paper-pieced hexagon rings and hand-applied fussy-cut fabrics.
From there, several vibrant … Read More ...
Discover 12 lovely baby quilt patterns and quilting designs for kids that you can do in a weekend – even if you’re new to quilting!
Are you a new quilter? Or are you seeking for quick and simple quilting patterns? … Read More ...
In the Mayflower Pattern from Craftsy
The Mayflower Pattern from Craftsy is a perfect example of how to add a contemporary touch to a classic quilt block. By making a few modern adjustments to the antique block, you can create … Read More ...