A gallery of finished quilts, mystery quilt pictures, and pretty projects made by quilters. Get inspired by what others have sewn.
When the theme for this month’s QuiltBlockMania was announced as “book”, I immediately thought of The Book Block, a pattern by the late Christine Thresh. Be sure to see the blocks presented by the other designers at the bottom of this page. The Library Quilt The basic “Library Shelf” book block was designed in 1994…
Here’s the May Day Quilt Block for Mothers Day. 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…
I have always associated Mardi Gras with New Orleans, assuming it to be one of their traditions. Turns out, I was wrong:-)) It actually started in Mobile, Alabama and the entire season is heavily celebrated in the area. Though Mardi Gras technically refers only to Fat Tuesday, the Mardi Gras season actually begins on Epiphany,…
Years ago, I was playing around with the Heart Die by Accuquilt. You may have seen the Lucky in Love table runner that I made with them. Here is another one, which is a free pattern from Accuquilt called Heart of My Heart. Now, you don’t NEED the die. You can get a heart shaped…
Zombie Mini-Quilt Here are general directions to make a 28″ square Zombie Mini-Quilt. There is a pattern at the bottom of this page that gives more details. In this pattern, you have the option of using a specialty ruler, called an On-Point Ruler by Quilt in a Day to make the Triangle in a Square…
If you missed the mystery, you can still purchase the pattern! Just click on the Buy Now button below. Here are the Mystery Quilt Pictures: check out the butterfly border by PJ From Jo R Kathy L What’s Black, White and Red all over? You will see on Jan 21! (Ok, it’s only a red…
One of the blogs I follow, the Bayfield Bunch, just posted photos of quilt blocks on barns that they have seen. Click on the link below to visit their google photos page and see more. One of our blocks made it to the side of a Colorado garage back in 2007. That’s almost the same…
