Boo!-ti-ful Halloween Wall Hanging An original pattern by Christine Schnaufer © Traditionally Yours, 1991 Use the Print Friendly button under that list to print this page. If that doesn’t work, try Ctrl-P or Flower-P. That should bring up the Printer Dialog box. Christine Schnaufer (now Christine Wilson Vincent) offered this pattern to me when she…
The Churn Dash Quilt Block is this month’s block. What is a churn dash? It is the cross pieces on the bottom of the pole that is used in a butter churn. As you pull the churn up and down, the cream flows around the churn dash and becomes butter. The Churn Dash Quilt Block…
Tooth Fairy Quilt Block Thi block is meant to represent the fairy as flies her way to a child’s home and appears in the window. Fabric Requirements For this block You will need two HSTs. Following the above directions, make the first one using the (1) 4″ light brown square(1) 4″ dark brown square. You…
Twin Sisters Mystery Quilt Like any two siblings, these twins wrestle for space! Use your favorite fabrics or make it a planned scrappy—it’s up to you. Fabric requirements are shown in yardage, but you can substitute fat quarters as long as the strips are at least 20″ long. Just double the number of strips shown….
This Jungle Quilt Block is another easy block – but I sure do like the effect you get when it is repeated! I think this would make a grand scrappy quilt with a little bit of planning. Here is the basic block: But Wait! It needs a partner to reproduce. If you are going to…
This challenging quilt block builds on the technique you used in last month’s block and adds one additional fabric. There are many, many different ways to make the Flying Geese units used in this block. This monthly pattern will show you how to use the Quilt in a Day Flying Geese ruler # CC2007 as well as…
The Diamond Sawtooth Star is the second block in the Color Me Creative Block of the Month. This Diamond Sawtooth Star uses the same fabric as the Month One block, with one additional fabric used as the diamond center of this block. There are many, many different ways to make the Flying Geese units used…
Give your fabric scraps a new life! This Super Simple Scrappy block will make a cute little Spring wallhanging or table topper. Make as many blocks as your heart desires! This is a free pattern for subscribers. The form is at the bottom of the tutorial. If you don’t want to subscribe, just click on…
Traditionally, I hold a mystery quilt event every Super Sunday that is fast, easy, and FUN for busy quilters. This year, we are concentrating on using up your STASH. The pattern is written for 10″ squares but this quilt is so scrappy, you could probably substitute anything you have. This quilt will finish about 60″…
This is a free pattern for subscribers. The form is at the bottom of the tutorial. If you don’t want to subscribe, just click on the large green Print Friendly button at the bottom of this page above the comments. The Apple Blossom Block Fabric Requirements Not Required, but if you have them, you will…
This free mug rug pattern is my gift to you. It can be used to make a mug rug, along the side of a placemat, or even in a table runner. It’s fast, fun, and easy to make! To get the free pattern, fill out the form below. To print this entire page, use the…
This was the Super Sunday mystery quilt of 2013. It’s a very easy block, with a lot of great variations! It makes a fast and easy baby quilt or a quick charity quilt. Use up your scraps! There is a free pattern link for subscribers at the bottom of this page, or you can use…
