Do y’all need a catch-up week? I sure do. If you don’t, let me give you a sneak peek at Page 7 of the pattern and the first part of the blocks. Sew these blocks and label them! You can press that center seam in either direction. You don’t HAVE to make these blocks if…
This week, you will be making the Red Flying Geese Methods of Making Flying Geese Quilt Blocks I listed all the different methods of making Flying Geese quilt blocks last month. I am *sure* there are more, but this week we are using the Quilt-in-a-Day Flying Goose Ruler to make 2-1/2″ x 4-1/2″ (unfinished) Flying…
This week, you will be making the GREEN Flying Geese Here are Ten Methods of Making Flying Geese Quilt Blocks And, no, I am not going to show them all again. But please look at them all just in case you like one of those methods better. This is YOUR quilt, you should be doing…
This week, you will be making the long strips for borders and binding this week you will be sewing ahead You will need some long strips to create the borders and binding. To save time, sew all these strips end to end ahead of time. Here is how to miter that seam to make it…
Use the green print button at the bottom of this page to print this page. If that doesn’t work, try Ctrl-P or Flower-P. . While it was really tempting to go with the Red Cross quilt Block, I decided to go in a more modern direction. The street sign with the white “H” on a…
This week, you will be making the 16 green/gold blocksand 24 green/white blocks. P. S. Don’t worry if you get behind. Next week is a very easy week. You will be able to catch up. How to Make a Cat’s Cradle Quilt Block These are the blocks we are making this month. Just as a…
This week you will be making the 16 RED blocks. How to Make a Cat’s Cradle Quilt Block This is the block we are making this month. Just as a reminder: Method One uses HSTs Just 2-1/2″ (unfinished) squares. You will have an awful lot of seams, though. The block finishes to 4-1/2″ square. I…
How to Make a Cat’s Cradle Quilt Block This is the block we are making this month. I used this method in the free Follow Me Fish Quilt Block and Pattern. Because there is a detailed tutorial on that page, I am not going repeat it here. This block is very similar to the Shaded…
Here’s the quilt we are making. I’m calling it Bean There because it is created using the Corn and Beans block. Although that block can be made entirely of HSTs, I am not going to do that in this sew along. Although I suppose you could. I wasn’t going to put those instructions in this…
The pattern is available for free to subscribers at the bottom of the page. If you’d rather just print, click the green Print Friendly button under the designer list. If that doesn’t work, try Ctrl + P (or Flower + P) to bring up the printer dialog box. Catch that Kite Quilt Block In this…
Summer is a time for travel, isn’t it? Looking around, finding new places to visit. Here is a quilt made with the Corn and Beans block, hence the name Bean There! This is a sew-along project designed to show you little tricks for easy quilt construction. Since you are likely to finish it by fall,…
In Honor of April Fools Day, here is a Garden of Quilt Puns! Use the green print button at the bottom of this page to print this page. If that doesn’t work, try Ctrl-P or Flower-P. Spring has sprung, and that means it’s thyme to sew! Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just planting the…
