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Scrappy Hats QAL Day 7 from Quilt Doodle Doodles

Welcome to Day 7!

For todays block we will make a striped hat brim. It reminds me of a candy cane stripe and peppermint. I love stripes so this hat brim is one of my favorites. It won't take very long to make, I would allow a half an hour to complete today's block. I used a red and then the same white background fabric that I used for my pinwheel block. But you can pull any colors you want for your striped hat brim. Have fun with it! So go and grab a little snack to stash ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 18 hours, 52 minutes ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy hats quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman quilt

Scrappy Hats QAL Day 7 from Quilt Doodle Doodles...

Welcome to Day 7!

For todays block we will make a striped hat brim. It reminds me of a candy cane stripe and peppermint. I love stripes so this hat brim is one of my favorites. It won't take very long to make, I would allow a half an hour to complete today's block. I used a red and then the same white background fabric that I used for my pinwheel block. But you can pull any colors you want for your striped hat brim. Have fun with it! So go and grab a little snack to stash ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 18 hours, 52 minutes ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy hats quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman quilt

Scrappy Hats QAL Day 6 from Quilt Doodle Doodles

Welcome to Day 6!

Today we will work on snowman hat brim #5, Pinwheels. Again mix up the colors so that you are not repeating any of the fabrics in this block. This block will take a little longer to complete, I'm guessing a half an hour or so... Pinwheels are one of my favorite blocks to put together. Like yesterday, we will do the same easy technique to complete the triangle blocks. Each pinwheel uses four triangle blocks. We will make three pinwheels for the snowman's hat brim. For my background fabric I pulled a white print ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 1 day, 18 hours ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman quilt

Scrappy Hats QAL Day 6 from Quilt Doodle Doodles...

Welcome to Day 6!

Today we will work on snowman hat brim #5, Pinwheels. Again mix up the colors so that you are not repeating any of the fabrics in this block. This block will take a little longer to complete, I'm guessing a half an hour or so... Pinwheels are one of my favorite blocks to put together. Like yesterday, we will do the same easy technique to complete the triangle blocks. Each pinwheel uses four triangle blocks. We will make three pinwheels for the snowman's hat brim. For my background fabric I pulled a white print ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 1 day, 18 hours ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman quilt

Scrappy Hats QAL Day 5 from Quilt Doodle Doodles

Today we will work on snowman hat brim #4, Scrappy Triangles. Again mix up the colors so that you are not repeating any of the fabrics in this block. This block won't take very long to make. 15 minutes or so, that can be easily fit into a day. My mom tries to sew a little bit every day. It's amazing how much you can get done in a week when you sew just a little bit each day. If you are a beginner quilter, today's block uses an easy technique to create a triangle block. So ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 2 days, 18 hours ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman quilt

Scrappy Hats QAL Day 5 from Quilt Doodle Doodles...

Today we will work on snowman hat brim #4, Scrappy Triangles. Again mix up the colors so that you are not repeating any of the fabrics in this block. This block won't take very long to make. 15 minutes or so, that can be easily fit into a day. My mom tries to sew a little bit every day. It's amazing how much you can get done in a week when you sew just a little bit each day. If you are a beginner quilter, today's block uses an easy technique to create a triangle block. So ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 2 days, 18 hours ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman quilt

Courthouse Steps from High Road Quilter

I am cleaning up for a family gathering and still cleaning my sewing room as a part of 15 minutes to stitch.

This means that the room where I sew has to be returned to living room / dining room status. The dining table had some fabric strings on it, and instead of finding an appropriate box and an appropriate place to put the box, I thought it might be better to just turn them into blocks. Bonnie Hunter's crooked courthouse steps quilt tutorial came at exactly the right time. That's my story and I am sticking to it ...

added by Shasta Matova 3 days, 11 hours ago. under courthouse steps , drunkard's path , quilting , scrap quilt

Scrappy Hats Day 2 from Quilt Doodle Doodles

Welcome to Day 2!

I'm so happy that you are able to join me in some quilting fun. This is a fun and happy quilt that can be on display all winter long!

Today is a pretty easy sewing day and you're going to only need about 15 minutes in your sewing room today to complete today's block. No joke! We will do 'Hat Brim #1' titled easy squares....

Let's get started!

First a reminder: the hat brims are meant to bee scrappy. This is where you can have a lot of fun playing with color ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 5 days, 18 hours ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman , snowman quilt

Scrappy Hats Day 2 from Quilt Doodle Doodles...

Welcome to Day 2!

I'm so happy that you are able to join me in some quilting fun. This is a fun and happy quilt that can be on display all winter long!

Today is a pretty easy sewing day and you're going to only need about 15 minutes in your sewing room today to complete today's block. No joke! We will do 'Hat Brim #1' titled easy squares....

Let's get started!

First a reminder: the hat brims are meant to bee scrappy. This is where you can have a lot of fun playing with color ...

added by Quilt Doodle Designs 5 days, 18 hours ago. under qal , scrap quilt , scrappy quilt , snowman , snowman quilt

Elizabeth Park Block-of-the-Month from Selvage Blog

Visit The Quilt BOM to see the free pattern for this Elizabeth Park quilt block.

Each month there will be a new block that we are using at the Hearthside Quilters guild in Harwinton, CT. If any of these ideas inspire you, help yourself.

added by Selvage Quilter 1 week, 5 days ago. under block of the month , hearthside quilters , scrap quilt , scrap quilt pattern , string quilt , string quilt pattern

Some of This; Some of That 10/6/19 from Quilting Reader's Garden

Sandwiched a baby quilt top - used 1.25 yds. Finished a WIP top - used 0.25 yds. Worked on the Seedling Quilt QAL - used 0.25 yds. My new YTD total is 49.09 yards destashed. Worked every day this week on quilty stuff! So I know I have 7 of 7 days this week (100%) for 15 Minutes To Stitch 2019. And also 5 of 5 days so far this month (100%). I have no idea where I"m at for the year as I missed

added by Angie in SoCal 2 weeks ago. under scrap quilt , slow sunday stitching , sunday stash

Some of This; Some of That 10/6/19 from The Quilting Reader's Garden

Sandwiched a baby quilt top - used 1.25 yds. Finished a WIP top - used 0.25 yds. Worked on the Seedling Quilt QAL - used 0.25 yds. My new YTD total is 49.09 yards destashed. Worked every day this week on quilty stuff! So I know I have 7 of 7 days this week (100%) for 15 Minutes To Stitch 2019. And also 5 of 5 days so far this month (100%). I have no idea where I"m at for the year as I missed

added by Angie in SoCal 2 weeks ago. under scrap quilt , slow sunday stitching , sunday stash

WHERE DID SUMMER GO? from The Proficient Needle

This has been the shortest summer on record, for us. I think it was just because we have been extra busy this year. Our 4 1/2 yr old grandson spent 3 weeks with us, and his whole family visited for another week. We also made many trips to visit the family, as we wanted to spend as much time with our granddaughter as we could. She just celebrated her 1st birthday last week, and is settling well into daycare. Her big brother started Jr. Kindergarten in September, and is enjoying his new adventure. DH and his friend entertained 31 ...

added by Susan Torrens 2 weeks, 4 days ago. under family visits , miscellaneous stuff , scrap quilt

THROWBACK: Hundred Hugs Top from Wedding Dress Blue

It has been fun to revisit my own tutorials from several years ago.

And I have a Hundred Hugs top to show for it.

The colors were chosen to match the proposed back.

Hopefully it will be a complete quilt soon. The baby is on the way!

added by weddingdressblue 2 weeks, 6 days ago. under baby quilt , hundred hugs quilt , quilts , scrap quilt , tutorials , work in progress (Comments)

Shades of Summer from Stitchin' Therapy

We took a quick trip to NC this week to have a day visit with Sir Old Man's cousin. A wonderful visit and lunch and some slightly cooler temps there. Di and I talked quilts and machines, and the guys talked.....who know what they talked about. It was fun.

That day motivated me to come back and finish my last quilt. It only needed the binding and label attached. Label was simple and printed on June Taylor fusible fabric. Leftover floral fabric added for the frame and turned under before stitching to the back. Before you ask.....yes ...

added by Debbie 1 month, 1 week ago. under florals , free motion quilting , lattice blocks , scrap quilt

September begins.... from Stitchin' Therapy

I am starting the month with 2 finishes from August. Oops, not quite true. Ok, I am starting at zero and here are two finishes from August. I am blaming my fuzzy head to the nice weather.

It has been a beautiful few days. We rode up to the Mountains on Thursday and went to the apple orchard. Justus Orchard is a great spot for that. I love seeing the new trees loaded with apples. And the car smelled so good on the drive back. My labor tomorrow will be making a batch of apple bread.

This small quilt is ...

added by Debbie 1 month, 2 weeks ago. under crossroads pattern , scrap quilt , swirls

Tails and Bindings from Stitchin' Therapy

Yes, yes, I am still here......just been very quiet and struggling with the pain and heat. Over the weekend, I pulled out tops, batting, and backing fabric for three things. The two smaller ones have been hanging around for a while and will be donated.

I uncovered Hot Legs, my Tiara mid-arm. What a machine! It has been sitting for at least two months and fired up and stitched just perfectly. I only had to barely touch the tension when I changed thread cones.

Gentle swirls with tails for the quilting on this one. The pattern is Crossroads from ...

added by Debbie 1 month, 4 weeks ago. under free motion quilting , scrap quilt

Last Hurrah: How Did I Do That? from Wedding Dress Blue

TUTORIAL (Sort of): Last Hurrah Quilt

48″ x 70″

Many of you have kindly asked how I do a quilt like Last Hurrah that I shared with you last week. If you look closely, it is not strip pieced. Yep, all single blocks. But, don’t let that scare you off. It isn’t that bad.

Here we go!

Color Scheme–I wanted something sort of like a rainbow, but not a rainbow. You can pick anything, really. If you are relatively new to scrap quilting, you might find the backing fabric FIRST and then pick colors to go with ...

added by weddingdressblue 2 months ago. under charm quilt , quilts , rainbow quilt , scrap quilt , squares quilt , tutorial , tutorials (Comments)

Farmhouse Quilt Top from Fret Not Yourself

I forgot to take process photos this week but managed to get the top together. The split Ohio Stars alternate with some easy Log Cabins. Their strong light and dark sides make the furrows highly visible. The log cabin blocks sewed up quickly and the quilt went together like a snap. What a relief after futzing with those split Ohio Stars.

I'd like to consider it done but a narrow border might be better.

Ohio Star and Log Cabin farmhouse quilt top

A few miles north of Jamestown is Columbia State Historic Park, a gold rush town integrated into ...

added by Ann 2 months ago. under columbia state historic park , log cabin block , ohio star , scrap quilt , travel

SCRAP BUSTING from That's Sew Kerry

No Scrap Left Behind

This is something I actually started quite a while ago, the center or main body of the quilt is a simple Jelly Roll quilt but is a very effective and rather quick way to rustle up a fairly decent sized quilt in a couple of hours.

You will need a full Jelly Roll, unroll it and layout all the pairs of colours/prints so you can easily see what you've got to work with. Then sew every strip end to end so you have one extremely long, continuous length of fabric measuring 2.5" wide ...

added by That's Sew Kerry 2 months ago. under 15 minutes of play , art gallery fabrics , binding , birthdays , borders , chain piecing , fabric , hand sewing , jelly roll , jelly roll quilt , kona solids , log cabin , moda , quilted , quilting , scrap block , scrap quilt

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