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Discover the joy of making the Snuggly Bricks Fat Quarter Quilt with our easy-to-follow tutorial. This charming project allows you to create a cozy and long-lasting gift that is both practical and sentimental. By using a mix of fat quarters, you can showcase a unique blend of fabrics, each adding its own special touch to the quilt. Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting to make a thoughtful present in no time.

I love to give quilts for baby gifts! Sometime there isn’t enough time for an elaborate pattern. This is my Go-To pattern for a baby quilt. I put this Panda themed quilt top together in 1.…

Learn how to quilt with easy patterns that teach you the basics! Each of these quilts is simple to assemble, uses basic shapes, and is something you can be proud to display in your home or give as a gift.

Once again we’re making a really quick quilt. This is great for those times when you want a quilt that is quick and easy to put together and showcases the fabric beautifully.What makes it easy? We’re only going to be sewing strips so you won’t need to sew little pieces of fabric together. It looks impressive but it’s easy to make. Fabric Requirements For this quilt, you are going to need 3 main fabrics plus a contrasting fabric and we have chosen an off white to complement the other colours...

my mom had a saying that went "that's six and one half dozen of the other." it took me a few years to figure out that what she was saying was "they're both the same" or "that's two ways of saying/doing the same thing." because, you see, "six" is the same as "half a dozen." it stuck and i use it all the time (along with other family expressions that have been passed on for generations now: "no, no, fluffy," "the bus is leaving," "for cryin' out loud," etc.) when i started a second quilt after...

Hello all, I'm Kelly from My Quilt Infatuation, and it's my turn to share a tutorial in the Oh, Sew Baby Series! This quilt is one of my favorite go-to quilts to make when I need a fast and fun baby quilt. It's easy to put together, simple to vary, and is fat quarter friendly. That's a win in my book! You'll need at least nine fat quarters for this quilt. Trim your fat quarters to 20.5 inches. Then from each fat quarter, cut four strips, 4.5 x 20.5 inches for a total of 36 strips. You'll...

Rail Fence - I like this pattern with the sashing.

FREE POTATO CHIP BLOCK PATTERNS: Discover how to transform your scrappy potato chip blocks into a stunning masterpiece. Simplify your quilting process and create gorgeous quilts FASTER! The amazing Potato Chip Block turns fabric scraps into stunning quilts. Perfect for Beginner Quilting! Make the BEST Scrap Quilt Ever using easy quilt blocks and ​colorful fabric scraps! Learn how to make a potato chip block with this super quick method.

If you need a quick and easy summer tote bag, try this! Grab just three bandanas or large cotton squares and turn them into a fun, casual beach bag.

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Looking for a quick, classic quilt block with a bit of visual flair? The Bright Hopes block—also known as the Twist block—is a great choice! This easy 6" block is made entirely from simple squares and rectangles, and it features a partial seam construction that’s much easier than it sounds. It’s a great introduction to this handy technique, and a fun way to build confidence. Whether you’re digging into your scrap bin or planning your colors for a more structured look, Bright Hopes adds...

Many people have seen Jenny from Missouri Star Quilt Company’s video on making a quilt she calls Starburst, and would like to make it bigger. Me too. Yes, I am breaking another rule, because …