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…
This design was created for the Seaside Adventure Row by Row. Feel free to embellish it to create your own adventure! Do you have a scrap of leftover lace or a lone earring? They would be great on the cabanas! How about fussy cutting fabrics for fusible applique to create seagulls, sandcastles, shells or other…
Here’s the Cat Quilt Block for the Orange You Glad Blog Hop. The rules were to create something inspired by the color orange. My orange block is inspired by my daughter’s cat, Harvey. How did he come by that name? I am glad you asked! The pattern is available for free to subscribers at the…
The Bigfoot Legend In August 1958, a bored bulldozer operator decided to stomp giant black bear prints in the mud where he was working with loggers in Northern California. He excitedly rushed back to camp to report these prints. Fueled by the myth of a giant Sasquatch in British Columbia and the Yeti of the…
The theme of this month’s block is “international”. I looked for a flower that had been brought to the US from another country and decided on the Hollyhock. This flower came from either Europe or Asia, depending on the variety. The Victorians believed it signified the circle of life, ambition, fertility, and abundance. Cutting Requirements…
An easy-to-read chart of HST and QST measurements is available to newsletter subscribers at the bottom of this page. If you don’t want to subscribe, use the Print Friendly button under that list to print this page. If that doesn’t work, try Ctrl-P or Flower-P. Here is the fabric I found in my stash. I…
This is the second block of a three-block series that will make a cute little Spring wallhanging or table topper. Fly, little butterfly, and enjoy your freedom! This Butterflies are Free Quilt Block makes a great scrappy quilt. Each month has a free printable. Butterflies are Free Quilt Block Cutting Instructions BackgroundCut (2) strips 3-1/2″…
This quilt tutorial is part of the “Kitchen Stitchin” blog hop. The challenge is to make something that you would use in the kitchen, on the table, on an appliance, on the wall, or wherever else. I gave myself a challenge in this blog hop: to continue the Storm-at-Sea quilt block tutorial that I started…
In this quilt tutorial, I am going to show you the traditional method of making Half-Square-Triangles. The Spring Crocus Quilt Block Use the green “Print Friendly” button at the bottom to print these instructions without any distractions. Cutting instructions BackgroundCut (1) strip 3-1/4″ wide by the WOF. From that strip, cut (1) 3-1/4″ squares and…
How to Make a Twisted Rail Fence Quilt Block To make this block, you will need: 1/8 yard Dark Red 1/8 yard Light Red Cut this fabric into strips depending on what size block you are making. I like using my Stripology ruler when cutting strips. It keeps my hand steady and my cuts accurate….
To print this tutorial, click the green Print Friendly button at the bottom of the page. If that doesn’t work, try Ctrl + P (or Flower + P) to bring up the printer dialog box. How to Make a Storm-at-Sea Quilt Block Well, as it turns out, there are two types of Storm-at-Sea blocks. The…
According to Irish folklore, those who find a four-leaf clover are destined for good luck. Each leaf in the clover is a good omen for faith, hope, love, and luck. Here is a quilt block that promises both love and luck. Four of them make a great table topper or mini quilt. Be sure to…
