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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...

I’ve made several checkerboard baby quilts in the past and have so many people ask me for patterns, that I finally made another quilt and spent some time making up a pattern. In the past, I …

Bricks and Square Teen & Child (click here to open the pattern in a new window)

Using i two 14” squares, you can get 16 half square triangles measuring 4” each. A quick sewing tutorial if your patchwork sewing project needs lots of these useful little blocks!

Learn how to make a fast and easy quilted table topper!

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A Bit of Hand Quilting Provides Pretty Detail! Simple piecing makes this lovely baby quilt a quick finish, and is perfect for beginning quilters. Plaids, ginghams, polka dots and stripes in blue and white make it perfect for a little boy. The quilt will be lovely in other colors as well. Pink and white will …

A chart with the most common baby quilt size. Plus, how to choose what size your quilt should be based on the use. Included are other common quilt sizes!

Have you noticed how gingham is all over the place these days? I love it! And then Nancy from Grace and Peace Quilting kept showing the gingham quilts she has been quilting, ooh la la, I fell in love with it even more. So I had to try making it into a table runner. I cut my strips at 3" x WOF and made strip sets and then cut those in 3" increments. After quilting my table runner is 42" x 12 1/2". I love that I even had a green cup for staging! Actually I drink coffee from that cup almost...

Making 4-patch quilt blocks using the TWO at a time method is a time saver PLUS it helps with accuracy! See the blog post for a step-by-step tutorial and a VIDEO demo

The Single Irish Chain quilt block is a classic, beginner-friendly design that’s as versatile as it is charming. Offered here in four sizes—6", 9", 12", and 15"—this simple block comes together quickly, making it a great choice for quilters of all skill levels.

Hello Everyone, As promised, here is the tutorial to make this adorable block. I'll be posting my blocks over the next couple of weeks so you can see what I've been up to. So why don't you join in and start churning out Churn Dash blocks? If you are like me, I know you have a ton of scraps. I also know during our Shelter in Place, you may have been cleaning out your sewing room, and found a lot more scraps. The largest piece of fabric you need for this block is 5" x 5". The strips used in...

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