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January 23, 2021
January 16, 2021
My New Pattern for Timeless Treasures
from The Inquiring Quilter
I often design patterns for fabric companies, and recently I designed a pattern for new fabric collections by Timeless Treasures.
The pattern is called Panel Play Bees, and it features the Save the Bees collection.
The pattern can be used with any standard panel which makes it a pattern must-have! Here it is in the Bee Grateful collection by Deb Strain.
This marks the second in a series of panel quilt patterns I’m designing. Here’s Panel Play Spools, shown here in the ...
read moreJanuary 10, 2021
Around the Block US Tour - Block 24 Rhode Island
from The Inquiring Quilter
The journey across the United States continues today with Rhode Island!
Every Sunday on the tour, a top quilt designer will share a free block pattern inspired by their state. Collect the whole set! Each block finishes at 6”.
Let me introduce you to Meredith @ Penny Rug Pet Portraits who are sharing her Rhode Island block today! Her block is a grist mill.
The block uses regular piecing in its construction.
I hope you’ll continue to stop by each Sunday as we travel the United States not by car but by ...
read moreJanuary 9, 2021
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January 8, 2021
Picket Fence Throw Quilt Kit in Violeta!
from Busy Hands Quilts
Today I'm sharing the Picket Fence in Violeta Throw size quilt!
You can find this quilt kit right here.
Picket Fence has been my best-selling pattern since I wrote it in 2015. Yes, over five years and still going strong! This is a testament to how much you quilters love simple, striking quilts that use precuts.
Image credit Connecting Threads
Layer cake or FQ friendly - and so many sizes and options!
The Picket Fence quilt pattern is layer cake and fat quarter friendly. You can also use scraps to cut a combination of squares and strips; just cut the ...
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January 5, 2021
Quilt Block Mania - January is Romance
from The Inquiring Quilter
Welcome to my stop on the Quilt Block Mania Blog Hop. Each of the designers participating in the hop are sharing a block pattern inspired by this month’s theme, which is Romance.
I’m very romantic and so is my husband, so I originally thought of wedding rings, roses, and hearts for my block but another design kept intruding on my thoughts. So my block isn’t about romance as much as love, and how love enables us to overcome our differences and to find our similarities instead.
I call my block Love Conquers All.
January 3, 2021
Around the Block US Tour - Block 23 Utah
from The Inquiring Quilter
The journey across the United States continues today with Utah!
Every Sunday on the tour, a top quilt designer will share a free block pattern inspired by their state. Collect the whole set! Each block finishes at 6”.
Let me introduce you to Sandra @ Textile Time Travels who are sharing her Utah block today! Her block is beehive for the Beehive State!
The block uses regular piecing in its construction.
I hope you’ll continue to stop by each Sunday as we travel the United States not by car but by internet ...
read moreDecember 30, 2020
Twisted Hearts
from Quiltwoman Blog
by Mary Ann Sprague, of Mary Ann’s Makings
Over the last few years, I’ve experimented with foundation paper-pieced quilts and table runners. Through paper-piecing, I’ve explored the world of Celtic knots, incorporating shadows into the quilt top to show the over/under of the woven ribbons. I’ve greatly enjoyed creating these Celtic knot patterns. (I’ve learned a lot about MS Visio in the process as well read more
December 27, 2020
Around the Block US Tour - Block 22 Arizona
from The Inquiring Quilter
The journey across the United States continues today with Arizona!
Every Sunday on the tour, a top quilt designer will share a free block pattern inspired by their state. Collect the whole set! Each block finishes at 6”.
Let me introduce you to Missy and Kimie @ On Williams Street who are sharing their Arizona block today! Their block is a tribute to the state flag.
The block uses foundation piecing in its construction. If you need help with foundation piecing click here.
I hope you’ll continue to stop by each Sunday ...
read moreDecember 20, 2020
Around the Block US Tour - Block 21 North Carolina
from The Inquiring Quilter
The journey across the United States continues today with North Carolina!
Every Sunday on the tour, a top quilt designer will share a free block pattern inspired by their state. Collect the whole set! Each block finishes at 6”.
Let me introduce you to Lynn @ A Stitch in Time who is sharing her North Carolina block today! Her block is a Northern Cardinal!
The block uses the Two at a Time HST method and Flip Corners in its construction. If you need help with either techniques, click the links.
I hope you ...
read moreDecember 18, 2020
Annabelle Quilt Kit!
from Busy Hands Quilts
Annabelle has been kitted in Moonlit Promenade in the Throw size! This is a beautiful collection of gray and black with a splash of red.
Annabelle is made with varying sizes of HSTs for a quick finish. Fabric placement creates a number of designs across the quilt top.
This quilt was made by Connecting Threads. Photo credit Connecting Threads.
I've made Annabelle in the Botanical Blue fabric collection by Connecting Threads. This is the Throw size, and this is the quilt on the cover of the ...
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December 16, 2020
Mariposa Quilt Kit!
from Busy Hands Quilts
Mariposa has been kitted in the Twin size in Moonlit Promenade, a beautiful fabric collection in gray and black with a splash of red!
✔ quick finish
✔ stunning design
✔ yes please!
The twin size Mariposa quilt kit is available right here.
I've made three Mariposa quilts, all in the Twin size. The Twin size takes a day or two to make.
I've made three Mariposa quilts, all in the Twin size. The Twin size takes a day or two to make.
Made with fabrics from my stash.
Made with Maison ...
December 13, 2020
Around the Block US Tour - Block 20 Indiana
from The Inquiring Quilter
The journey across the United States continues today with Indiana — my block!
Every Sunday on the tour, a top quilt designer will share a free block pattern inspired by their state. Collect the whole set! Each block finishes at 6”.
Although I’ve lived in several states, I grew up in Indiana so I chose that state’s block to design.
My block features two cars—a classic Auburn and an Indycar.
You might not be too surprised by the inclusion of the Indycar, but you may be wondering about the old ...
read moreDecember 9, 2020
Perfect Pattern Weights free pattern!
from Art and Quilting in Camden
These just-perfect sized pattern weights, 3″ on a side, are not only just the thing for YOUR sewing room, but they make quick and easy gifts for anyone you know who sews!
Early in my year as a Michael Miller Fabrics Brand Ambassador for 2020, I decided to use some Marbles (MMF Basic collection) for a ...
read moreDecember 7, 2020
Finding something for everyone.
from QUilting By-You
If you have been in the shop you have surely heard one of us say there’s more than one way to do that. It’s one of the things that I love best about quilting. If you try a method and it doesn’t work, there is another method (or more!) that may be a better fit for you.
It goes for more than just piecing methods. Quilting as a whole is set up that way.
There are so many fabric options available it makes my head spin. And just because something is trending that you may not like ...
read moreDecember 6, 2020
Around the Block US Tour - Block 19 Michigan
from The Inquiring Quilter
The journey across the United States continues today with Michigan!
Every Sunday on the tour, a top quilt designer will share a free block pattern inspired by their state. Collect the whole set! Each block finishes at 6”.
Let me introduce you to Kathleen @ Dragonfly’s Quilting Design Studio who is sharing her Michigan block today! Her block is a tribute to the Michigan Wolverines.
The block uses applique in its construction. If you need help with that technique, click here for a tutorial.
I hope you’ll continue to stop by ...
read moreDecember 3, 2020
Divided Hearts Block of the month
from Heirloom Quilting Co.
December 2, 2020
Christmas Topiary
from Quiltwoman Blog
Christmas! It is the happiest time of the year for so many of us. I think that part of the reason we love Christmas so much is because we take the time to add beauty to our surroundings. These acts are built into the very traditions that we cherish. There is a mystical nature to beauty. First we create it, then we experience it with our five senses. Beauty in part, is the physiological and emotional response to that which touches the heart. Beauty helps us to hope. The next time something beautiful puts a smile on your face, pay ...
read moreDecember 1, 2020
An Introduction to Me
from Carol Lyles Shaw
I’ve decided to take part in the 31 Day Blog Post Writing Challenge for December 2020. So, each day, I will use the prompts list…or my variation on that prompt–to write a blog post. I want to keep this blog series fun and interesting for both you and me. So, here are my commitments to …
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read moreQuilt Block Mania - December is Stars
from The Inquiring Quilter
Welcome to my stop on the Quilt Block Mania Blog Hop. Each of the designers participating in the hop are sharing a block pattern inspired by this month’s theme, which is Stars!
I love looking at stars in the night sky. I love finding familiar constellations and planets and connecting the two. Because we are nearing Christmas, this month’s theme had me thinking of only one star—the star that led the wise men to the place of Jesus’ birth.
For me, it’s a hopeful star. And that’s what I wanted to depict in this month ...
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