quilts

Today I made this little baby quilt, using Windham's Story Book fabrics and Wee Play for the backing. These fabrics reminds me of my great grandma's dresses, just gorgeous! Blogged here: swede-heart.blogspot.com/2011/06/1930s-reproduction-print... Follow me on Facebook: www.facebook.com/a.little.swedeheart

Kaffe Fassett

Have you heard about the Sweet Scandinavian Sew Along by Sherri Falls of This & That patterns? It has just started, so it’s not too late to join in. You can find all of the information on Sherri’s blog here. Also, this isn’t just any regular sew along…Sherri is putting together this quilt and will […]

Lazies, Look at this fabulous and fun fishy quilt by designer Carolyn Griffin of Far-Flung Quilts. The elegant and dramatic fins are made from Lazy

Here's how to make an I-Spy version of the Disappearing Nine-Patch. It's SO EASY, but it looks like you spent FOREVER on it! I am assuming throughout this tutorial that you are familiar with the Disappearing Nine-Patch pattern -- I have previously posted specific step-by-step instructions on that quilt pattern, which you can find here. What you need: ~ 88 - 4" I-Spy squares (From time to time I host swaps where you can join in and trade with others to collect these!) ~ 1 1/8 yd fabric for...

Butterfly Easy Pre-Cut Quilt Blocks Top Kit Calico Grab Bag of Fabric

magic circle quilt | Circle Magic Workshop

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A finished quilt and a picture post. One hundred 16-patch blocks and 1600 patchwork pieces. 200 different printed fabrics. 1.5 yards o...

The official blog for Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe & Mercantile! "Boughs of Holly" provides a glimpse behind the scenes of this charming little online Shoppe!

{Sisters and Quilters}: FINAL APPLE PIE IN THE SKY QUILT ALONG BLOCK 13

The official blog for Hollyhill Quilt Shoppe & Mercantile! "Boughs of Holly" provides a glimpse behind the scenes of this charming little online Shoppe!

Don't say that "S" word around this part of the country......I heard the stores sold out of milk, bread, and eggs in a few hours. I...

The quilt is finished - all except the label. The label will be hand lettered in the bottom left corner of the quilt, in the light grey square there. No applique required. I will 'make' the label tomorrow night when I deliver the quilt and find out what the consignor wants to call it. So far, the only name I have for it, the working title, is just The Man Quilt. She might want to name it after the recipient, so have her own ideas on a name. We shall see. Here it is - photos taken on a real...