This small quilt is just the right size to be a table topper or wall hanging. It is from the Twinkle Sampler quilt pattern that also includes two other size options - a bed quilt and a throw.

This quilt is inspired by pojagi - traditional Korean patchwork.

The colouring page will give you a sense of what it will look like, but it won't be exact. It is made with a "controlled-improv" technique so each block is similar, but not exactly the same. You will end up with a totally unique result.

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This quilt contains nine different star blocks and three different layout options - this bed quilt, a smaller throw and a table runner.

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Hope you enjoy making this quilt as much as I do! Happy Quilting :)

Twilight quilt is a beginner friendly quilt, and a skill builder as you'll be using different basic techniques to build the quilt blocks. You can start from Solids and start adding your favorite prints to make it more interesting. It's amazing to see the quilt change every time you add a pop of color to it. Enjoy and thank you for supporting my small business. You are Awesome! Sandy 

Ixora Quilt was inspired by Thai Ixora Flowers. You can create your own version using solids or prints! Hope you enjoy making this beautiful quilt as much as I do! Don't forget to share your quilt with me on Instagram with #ixoraquilt #thaicharmpatterns and tag me @thaicharmllc

#novascotiastrong When a community suffers a tragedy, we turn to making. Making to mourn, making to process our emotions, making to work through grief, especially from a distance. Making to comfort, making to heal.

The events that unfolded in #novascotia over the weekend were horrific, never witnessed by our community and even our country ever before.

So we turn to making. @_maritimemqg is running a quilt drive for completed quilts, preferably in blue and white, as well as some guidelines on how to work collaboratively while physical distancing.

This round gemstone designed by and featured in Andrea Tsang Jackson's book, Patchwork Lab: Gemology, is the perfect starting point go get your Gemology game on. Select your birthstone using the above links or create your own gem by changing the color tags. June's Alexandrite is a choose your own adventure, so experiment with the coloring page and in your lab to see what could work.

Striped Scallops features the illusion of a curve is created with straight lines! A pattern for the confident beginner or intermediate quilter. Ample negative space gives a place to show off quilting. Finished sizes include baby (38” x 44½”), small throw (50” x 56½”), throw (50” x 68½”), twin (74” x 92½”), double/full (86" x 92½"). 
 
Pattern includes: 
- 5 different sizes. 
- Link to a tutorial on how to find a scant 1/4" seam allowance for accurate piecing. 
- 3 alternative layouts. 
 
Tag your project with #stripedscallops! 
 
Pattern is intended for personal use only.

An "X" is fitting for many life events: The arrival of a baby (everyone has an X chromosome), the Roman numeral X for a tenth birthday or anniversary, or — in contrast — the end of a marriage. The design features transparency, with translucent “white” stripes overlaid on a coloured bar on a darker background. The optional pieced binding provides 'serifs' to the typeface. A 45° mark on a quilt ruler makes for perfect angles.

Banner Year is a beginner-friendly pattern and is a great way to show off your favourite fabrics. Finished sizes include baby quilt (38" x 53"), lap quilt (50" x 61.5") and twin size (68" x 87"). Pattern includes: - Spectrum (rainbow) and Scrappy colour options. - Links to useful tutorials on colour considerations, trimming, and binding. - Special instructions for a baby quilt in V&Co's Ombre Confetti fabrics. Tag your work with #banneryearquilt! Pattern is intended for personal use only.

This Christmas Throw is made up of HSTs and has a wonderful secondary design. The fabric I used was from JoAnn's fabrics. I am documenting the pattern for this quilt. 

I chose a pine tree and the sun for the design of a wall quilt, as reminders of winter being a temporary state that we can survive and then rejoice about having passed through, but also enjoy while we are in it. There won't always be snow, but we can enjoy how it looks on the grass and trees while we remove it from the driveway. It'll be unbearably hot in too short a time, so we can enjoy the brisk air as we take the dog out.

Inspired by the fabric line Favorite Things by Sassafras Lane Designs for Windham Fabrics

This intermediate difficulty pattern has orange peels and corner triangles pieced into background squares to make a throw (60 x 72"). There are two color variations- one made with 12 fat quarters and one with three colors of yardage. Some features of the pattern are digital coloring pages and paper templates.

I had a dream where I was trying to get lines of orange/white and teal/white fabrics into a design. I kept waking from the dream, hoping I'd remember it in the morning. I managed to get it digitized and as I was looking at the design, I thought if I took just a small section of it, it could be a pretty cool mini quilt. With June coming up soon and all the social distancing, I wanted to be able to celebrate Pride in my own way inside my house.

The main idea behind the Down to a Line Art pattern is to combine two pieces of fabric of one width with another piece of fabric of twice the width at a 45&deg; angle. The angles are then off-set so that there are no points to match.

This pattern for beginning quilters has guidelines for sizes Mini mini (5x7”) to Throw (60x72”). It features a digital coloring page and quick assembly (a throw top can come together in about 5-6 hours, a mini mini in just under 1).

This Intermediate difficulty pattern uses four-square blocks cut into orange peels and quarter rounds to make a throw (56 x 76"). Some features of the pattern are a digital coloring page (you're here!), paper tempates, and block labels. It's also scrap friendly for the four-squares.

This pattern for confident beginners has guidelines for sizes from Mini (18x18") to King (108x108"). It features digital and printable color pages, two-at-a-time half square triangles, works with solids and prints, and weekend-friendly top assembly.

I did this quilt as a simplified version of my quilt “Le Quattro Stagioni” (quilt that was selected to participate in the Carrefour Européen du Patchwork - SAINTE-MARIE-AUX- MINES in 2018), with the aim of inspiring you and encouraging you to do it. The key here is the use and the sequence of colors, you don’t have to use the same ones that I propose, they are only a recommendation! Any harmonious color palette that works, will look beautiful on this quilt, you can change and use cool colors versus warm col- ors, or bright colors versus pastel colors. You can invent the sequence that you want! Seam allowances are 1/4 inch unless otherwise noted. Width of fabric (WOF) is assumed to be 42 inches. Read all instructions carefully before beginning.

Sky with Diamonds was inspired by the Beatles song, “Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds”, which led Carolina Oneto to design this quilt. As she listened to the sounds of “picture yourself in a boat on a river, with tangerine trees and marmalade skies”, that sky that she imagined when she heard the song, began to appear in triangles. Carolina loves playing with colors and their interaction. In this case, the change in value in the grays, and the passage through the chromatic circle from yellow to green, is the game of colors with which she wanted to work. Quilt Size: 60" x 60"

Have fun making this super quick and simply mini quilt!

Enjoy this super quick and simple mini quilt pattern!

This is a gorgeous pattern for the intermediate quilter - or super brave advanced beginner!

This is a gorgeous pattern for the advanced beginner!

A deceptively easy quilt that is perfect for working with curves for the first time.  Make it in three shades of your favorite color for a shaded look or choose multiple colors for a totally different take.

The Ikat quilt pattern lays a foundation for understanding value and its importance when selecting fabrics for patchwork. In the making of your Ikat quilt, you will have many opportunities to use value contrast to define the design. Do you prefer maximum or medium value contrast? We’ll find out together!

The Ikat quilt pattern lays a foundation for understanding value and its importance when selecting fabrics for patchwork.  In the making of your Ikat quilt, you will have many opportunities to use value contrast to define the design.  Do you prefer maximum or medium value contrast?  We’ll find out together!

You know how the world shines and sparkles, after the rain? When the sunshine bounces off wet branches, dark sidewalks and washed-clean walls? I like to think this quilt top is akin to that fresh moment. Stormy rain cloud fabrics are swept away to reveal bright, open skies. Such a sharp contrast. 

It's time for color play! Straightforward patchwork and strategic color placement create falling channels of design in this modern all-solids quilt. Cascade is so named for the shifting, spilling, directional flow of color. Consider using quilting to emphasize those channels, playing up the dramatic movement in this quilt. This pattern includes a Flying Geese Skills Lab to sharpen your patchwork skills. It requires no y-seams or partial seams. Throw quilt measures 60" x 72".

This gorgeous quilt makes the most of large scale blocks and a pretty colour palette to create a quilt that is both simple and interesting. While it looks tricky, the design is simple HSTs and can be quickly sewn up as a baby blanket or playmat.

Hexametric came about while I was playing with colours and wanted to see some gradation. Then I realized I had a transparency quilt and in my excitement had the top made within a couple of days. Its a fun pattern to make because it is simple and variety of colours it can be made in makes it endlessly interesting...

Rise was a challenge to myself to recreate a stunning column in a building here locally. I played around with it for quite some time until I was able to achieve the effect of the changing tiles. Using both paper piecing and a clever way to make multiple HSTs, this quilt is simple enough for everyone while remaining striking in its appearance.

This pattern includes instructions for fabric requirements and piecing the quilt in a 2-, 3-, or 4-color version. The quilt finishes at 54" square but could easily be extended on two opposite sides for a longer, rectangular shaped quilt. Depending on colour choice, this makes a great quilt for dudes, gearheads, geeks and babies alike! It is called Quarter Turn, because the quilt is identical no matter which way is up.

This innovative log-cabin variation gives you many exciting design opportunities for color play and secondary patterning using the illusion of curves in the negative space of the block. A coloring sheet is included for design planning. Check out examples (and post your own!) using Instagram #quarterroundquilt and #roundpegsquareholequilt

A scrappy pillow cover featuring bright jewel-toned points on a low volume background. Try it with a scrappy navy background and light-colored points for a night-sky pillow. Originally published in Issue 5 of Quilt Now magazine.

FYI.  The pattern for this quilt comes out aa slightly different size than the Pre-quilt grids allow. 

The pattern is designed for 2 colors

this is a two tone version of this pattern in 6"

This quilt is a great way to use up scraps, and is composed of traditional quilt blocks and no curved pieces.

The coloring page allows you to change the color in each space.  

That way you can customize the patter as much as possible.

The pattern comes in a 12' and 6" squares to make different looks

The pattern is optimized for the accuquilt cutting system, but can be cut too.


Free Block Friday: Quilt 1 consists of 12 – 12″ x 12″ (finished size) patchwork blocks set in a framed border arrangement designed by the fabulous Marti Michell.

To receive the free patterns all you have to do is use the 'Get the Pattern' button and fill in your details in the 'Join Now' section. Block patterns will be delivered to your inbox starting October 15, 2021.

This Kinship+LOVE collaboration is a unique mashup of the Colorblock LOVE quilt by Sam Hunter of Hunter's Design Studio and the Kinship Fusion Sampler by Angie Wilson of Gnome Angel. 

Kinship: 100 Block Fusion Sampler is the work of Angie Wilson (GnomeAngel) and Bec Proschogo (Skyberries). Kinship is a mix of traditional patchwork blocks and some new never before seen blocks. Kinship: 100 Block Fusion Sampler is the pattern for this year’s #100Days100Blocks2021 event. Kinship is a blend of 8″ x 8″ and 4″ x 8″ patchwork blocks that borrow from the traditional and reflect the contemporary. Perfect for the beginner looking to solidify their skill set, or the confident sewist who’s looking for a new take of scale and design.

Bonus Layout: Untitled (80 Blocks)
Kinship: 100 Block Fusion Sampler is the work of Angie Wilson (GnomeAngel) and Bec Proschogo (Skyberries). Kinship is a mix of traditional patchwork blocks and some new never before seen blocks. Kinship: 100 Block Fusion Sampler is the pattern for this year’s #100Days100Blocks2021 event. Kinship is a blend of 8″ x 8″ and 4″ x 8″ patchwork blocks that borrow from the traditional and reflect the contemporary. Perfect for the beginner looking to solidify their skill set, or the confident sewist who’s looking for a new take of scale and design.

Kinship: 100 Block Fusion Sampler is the work of Angie Wilson (GnomeAngel) and Bec Proschogo (Skyberries). Kinship is a blend of 8″ x 8″ and 4″ x 8″ patchwork blocks that borrow from the traditional and reflect the contemporary. Perfect for the beginner looking to solidify their skill set, or the confident sewist who’s looking for a new take of scale and design. #100Days100Blocks

Designed by Megan Collins for Feel Good Fabrics, Good Vibes finishes as 64" by 73". 

This version is designed to be completed using yardage. See the other coloring page for a scrappy version!

#goodvibesquilt #feelgoodfibers 
Follow along on Instagram @megancollins_a & @feelgoodfibers

The finished quilt is a throw sized quilt and measures 50” wide by 60” long and is perfect for a beginner. It also makes a great gift when it’s finished if you don’t want to keep it for yourself!

There are many ways to arrange the blocks in your quilt – figure 1 show how I arranged mine. When you arrange them in the order they are created, the quilt is a little visually heavy on the bottom, because the more complicated blocks come later in the series. 

To make the quilt seem more even, I have distributed the blocks to suit my eye, but you can arrange them any way you like. To make the quilt, you will need four colours, a background colour, and a sashing colour.  You can use solid fabrics or patterned fabrics, whatever you like!


Inspired by my time spent along the south Texas coast as a child, watching the endless waves ripple across the horizon while on my father’s boat, this beginner friendly quilt is created with Robert Kaufman’s Kona Cotton Solids. 
 
This interactive PDF quilt pattern includes measurements and easy-to-use instructions to sew 2-at-a-time half-square triangles to create your own Sea Breeze quilt in three sizes.

Inspired by the beauty of geese migrating on a clear fall day along the South Texas coast, this quilt is created with Robert Kaufman’s Kona® Cotton Solids and features three color-ways–Blue, Pink, and Grey– in 5 different colors, ranging in hues from light to dark value. 
 
The pattern includes measurements, easy-to-use instructions, and a quilt diagram to create your own Migration quilt in baby, throw or queen size. Please be sure to read through all of the instructions before you begin.

The Paper Round Quilt is a fun and modern quilt featuring my Triple Drunkard’s Path block. Combining curved and traditional straight piecing with a bold, large-scale design, this project is a perfect introduction to curves for the adventurous quilter. The Triple Drunkard’s Path can be made with my custom acrylic templates or the paper version included with this pattern, and is sewn without pins, using my special tips and tricks. Designer Note: Try having the bigger stripes and curves slightly darker than the skinny stripes and curves. To find out more about my acrylic quilting templates or place an order, please visit <a target="_blank" href="https://pappersaxsten.com/product-category/templates/">https://pappersaxsten.com/product-category/templates/</a> Finished Quilt Sizes: Twin: 70” x 68” Throw: 54 1⁄2" x 49”

The Sunflower block was inspired by a design Jenny Haynes spotted on a wooden block toy and, using the classic Drunkard’s Path as the building block, she created two layouts. This pattern includes the block and three sizes of the Sunflower Quilt that can be made with Jenny's custom acrylic templates or the paper version included with this pattern. The curves are sewn without pins, using her special tips and tricks. Have fun! 

This is the 70" x 70" "Holly" version of the Golightly Quilt Pattern.

The "Lula Mae" gingham version of the Golightly Quilt Pattern. Measures 70" x 90".

Create your own textile mosaic with Begonia, a floral-inspired patchwork quilt pattern based on the humble half-square triangle. 
 
Finished Size: 72" x 72"
 
Pattern instructions include tables and charts for efficient fabric cutting, easy to follow steps for block construction, and straightforward assembly diagrams – does not include finishing instructions for basting, quilting, or binding.

Finished Size: 56" x 72" Skill Level: Confident Beginner See Fabric Requirements Pattern instructions include tables and charts for efficient fabric cutting, easy to follow steps for block construction, and straightforward assembly diagrams – does not include finishing instructions for basting, quilting, or binding.

A royal refresh on the traditional Churn Dash quilt block turns ordinary triangles and rectangles into an entrancing optical illusion in this Fat Quarter-friendly pattern. Finished Size: 56"x 72" Skill Level: Confident Beginner See Fabric Requirements Pattern instructions include tables and charts for efficient fabric cutting, easy to follow steps for block construction, and straightforward assembly diagrams – does not include finishing instructions for basting, quilting, or binding.

Coleoptera: /ˌkōlēˈäptərə/ Order of insects comprising the beetles and weevils. Distinguished by the presence of hardened front wings called elytra. With close to 400,000 species, Coleoptera is the largest of all orders in the Animal Kingdom, constituting almost 40% of described insects and 25% of all known animal life-forms. Finished Size: 62"x 67" Skill Level: Intermediate See Fabric Requirements Pattern instructions include tables and charts for efficient fabric cutting, easy to follow steps for block construction, and straightforward assembly diagrams – does not include finishing instructions for basting, quilting, or binding.

This kooky quilt uses Flying Geese and Half-Square Triangles to create a playful, almost anthropomorphic design. Named after the island in Joe vs. the Volcano – one of my childhood classics. Finished Size: 56” x 66” Skill Level: Intermediate See Fabric Requirements Pattern instructions include tables and charts for efficient fabric cutting, easy to follow steps for block construction, and straightforward assembly diagrams – does not include finishing instructions for basting, quilting, or binding.

The Suncake Quilt is a modern star design made with half-square triangles. Inspired by the summer sun, this easy-to-make quilt uses radial symmetry to create a striking, complex shape. The colors have been grouped to ensure balance and interest with any fabric combination. Finished Sizes: Mini – 14” x 14” Baby – 35” x 35” Throw – 56” x 56” Super Throw – 77” x 77” Queen – 98” x 98”

Totality... It’s a total eclipse (from) the heart. Here’s an energetic, modern quilt design that will transform any space...even ones right here on Earth. Its rotational symmetry and just-perfect color placement combine to create a dynamo design—and, luckily, one that’s far from difficult to construct so you can focus on the most important aspect of quilting – having fun! Finished Sizes: Mini – 15″ x 15″ Baby – 37″ x 37″ Throw – 60″ x 60″ Super Throw – 75″ x 75″ Queen – 97″ x 97″

This fan-favorite design blends five fabrics of your choice into a crystalline illusion that’s hypnotic and (dare we say) hip AF. Imagine Topaz as a throw over the couch or snuggled around that super-cute baby you still need to make a quilt for. Now imagine what your own creative touch can bring to it.

The Galaxy Quilt, designed by Stefanie Satterwhite of Satterwhite Quilts, is now available in the 2019 QuiltCon Magazine. PreQuilt the digital coloring page and buy the magazine today!

The Collider Quilt Pattern is a fun, modern quilt. Ideal for any quilter with experience wanting to try a few new techniques.

The pattern is based on a block design, rotated in a set of nine, forming a kaleidoscope pattern that is mesmerising. Each ‘Collider’ block is made up of half-square triangles, half-rectangle triangles and quarter-square-triangles. 

This pattern walks you through how to construct it with six colours or just three. Either way compliments the pattern perfectly. 

For more inspiration and ideas of how to make your Collider quilt, follow  #colliderquilt  and  @madejustsew on Instagram and please share your finished quilts - I’d love to see them! 

Dashed is a FREE quilt pattern for all my newsletter subscribers! (Head to madejustsew.com to get yours!)

It is a pattern designed for complete beginners or a 'quick sew' and perfect last minute gift for more seasoned quilters. Keep it simple and monochrome, or add a beautiful ombre of colours through the dashes, there is lots to play with! 

The Sweet Wonder quilt pattern is a fun modern pattern based on 3 different block designs. 

Use this colouring in page to play with colour and fabric options to bring your version to life before having to cut into any fabric! 

This pattern is for a yard square baby quilt. Very easy beginner quilt with 2 blocks, full HST construction. Directions are for back-to-front binding.

I stayed in the hospital with my Dad when he had his first stroke. All the nurses were quilters too:) For years, I have been saying I wanted to make a block to honor their patience and care. Here it is.

There is only one block. The secondary design creates an identical reverse color block. 

One block, two color quilt, suitable for scrappy design. Companion quilt to Big Paw - Little Paw

This pattern creates Big Paw - Little Paw in two sizes; baby quilt and 72" square. 
There is a companion quilt, Paws, featuring this design as 12" block.

Secondary design creates an identical block - double poinsettias!

I wanted to see what would happen if you crossed two road blocks. 
This is an easy modern one-block quilt.

Road Home Quilting-- Etsy & Society6

Riveting is a fun, fast pattern that uses Half- Rectangle Triangles and curved piecing to make a bold, modern, geometric quilt in four sizes. Make it with a bundle of fat quarters, or yardage of three focal fabrics. This pattern includes tips for piecing curves, so you can make a beautiful quilt for the tool-lover in your life!

Pattern includes 4 quilt sizes, full color assembly instructions, and coloring page.

Orbital is the ultimate modern, curved piecing quilt pattern. Curves on curves within curves! This bold quilt design is built with surprisingly simple instructions. Pattern includes instructions for 7 project sizes, from Mini to King!

12-page quilt pattern booklet includes full color assembly instructions, coloring page, and tips for curved piecing. Full size templates included.

Horseshoes and Hand Grenades is an exploration of negative space. Two colours and two simple shapes in different frequencies create a gently gradated composition. This quilt was an award winner at QuiltCon and it is featured in the book Modern Quilts: Designs of the New Century. Try it with different colours or prints for different effects.

The first in my Growth Pattern Series, Retrogradient is a reset. In geology, it means a reduction in temperature or pressure. A rewind. I wrote this pattern during a large life transition at a high mountain lake in Alaska - inspired by the reflection of the mountains on the water and the calming effect it had on me. I truly hope you enjoy this versatile pattern. 

The quilt sizes are Baby (48"x36"), Throw (72"x72"), Queen (96"x108") and King (120"x126"). Sizes are generous and are constructed with just a single block style to make adapting the sizes easier. 

*Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner
*100% Original Pattern
*Downloadable PDF
*First in a four-part Growth Pattern Series
*Four Size Options: Baby (48"x36"), Throw (72"x72"), Queen (96"x108") and King (120"x126")
*Fabric Requirement Options for Two Color or Ombre version
*Digital coloring page access and hard copy coloring pages included!
*Easy One-block assembly makes sewing a breeze
*Uses efficient 8-at-a-time Half Square Triangles method
*Check out examples by following the hashtag #retrogradientquilt on Instagram.

Lets stay in touch! Tag @needledownchinup and use the hashtag #RetrogradientQuilt so I can celebrate you!

A big shout out to my fabulous team of testers - I couldn't do this without you! XOXO

King Size version of Retrogradient Quilt. Oversized for all you gluttonous blanket hogs.

The first in my Growth Pattern Series, Retrogradient is a reset. In geology, it means a reduction in temperature or pressure. A rewind. I wrote this pattern during a large life transition at a high mountain lake in Alaska - inspired by the reflection of the mountains on the water and the calming effect it had on me. I truly hope you enjoy this versatile pattern. 

The quilt sizes are Baby (48"x36"), Throw (72"x72"), Queen (96"x108") and King (120"x126"). Sizes are generous and are constructed with just a single block style to make adapting the sizes easier. 

*Skill Level: Adventurous Beginner
*100% Original Pattern
*Downloadable PDF
*First in a four-part Growth Pattern Series
*Four Size Options: Baby (48"x36"), Throw (72"x72"), Queen (96"x108") and King (120"x126")
*Fabric Requirement Options for Two Color or Ombre version
*Digital coloring page access and hard copy coloring pages included!
*Easy One-block assembly makes sewing a breeze
*Uses efficient 8-at-a-time Half Square Triangles method
*Check out examples by following the hashtag #retrogradientquilt on Instagram.

Lets stay in touch! Tag @needledownchinup and use the hashtag #RetrogradientQuilt so I can celebrate you!

A big shout out to my fabulous team of testers - I couldn't do this without you! XOXO

The penguin quilt depicts daddy and baby quilt in two sizes:
Crib 36" x 48"
Twin 68" x 96"
Solids in different colour palletes have been provided 

This quilt comes in three different sizes: Crib 36"x 57"/ Throw 50"x 70"/ Queen 80"x 112"
There are 5 fabric colours listed.

My First Quilt Design!
This quilt is a beginner level pattern made entirely of Half Square Triangles and it really lends itself to all colour combinations

Stetson Cross is a unique design by Dale Allen-Rowse that features the beauty of solids colors wrapped in a complimentary striped sashing. This pattern is perfect for those with a solid skill set and also comes with three video tutorials. The links for the tutorials are embedded in the .pdf, simply download the pattern and click on the links where Dale Allen-Rowse will walk you through how to create the pattern, how to make perfect half square triangles (which are required to create this work) and a bonus tutorial of how to add borders to any quilt. Happy Quilting.

The Cowboy Crisscross Pattern & Video Tutorial is for a confident beginner skill level +. You will learn how to make half square triangles without a paper pattern. This skill will be very helpful with any pattern that calls for half square triangles.

My most requested pattern. I made it for my Stash Management video out of a charm pack that I had lying around. 

A great beginner quilt pattern using fat quarters. So easy you can make a quilt in a day. Just shop from your stash in the morning, make it after lunch afternoon and quilt it tonight.

A great beginner quilt pattern using fat quarters. So easy you can make a quilt in a day. And just to prove it to you I've put on my timer as I show you how it's done.

If you need to make a baby quilt, here is a fast, easy, FREE and fat quarter friendly one. It's bold and modern. Beginners quilters and experienced alike will find this project fun to make.

The Beginner Bargello is available in three sizes. One of my main quilting goal this year is to use up my fat quarter bundles but that is often harder than it seems. I have some tips on how to use up those fabrics that don't seem to play nicely with each other.

Layer Cakes are both wonderful and challenging. The fabric works together but not necessarily in the assortment we are given. I have a fast and easy system using symmetry to sew up those squares in your stash no matter the colour or the variety in the stack.

This quilt is great for using up fat quarters in your stash. It is also great for using up those fat quarter scraps or orphan binding strips. But the key is contrast. So grab fabrics in pairs that have a contrast in pattern, colour, value or saturations.


This great Stashbuster pattern allows you to use up your jelly rolls. It's dynamic and simple. Not to mention fast and free. So dig out the jelly rolls, ones that you’ve purchased or one that you’ve made yourself, grab your coffee, and make this video.

Let’s face it, we are all drawn to beautiful large prints, but have no idea how to use them. Often enough, the large print you fell in love with gets buried in your stash. Now is the time to dig them out, as I have a fast, easy, and fat quarter friendly StashBuster that is perfect for these prints!

Are you a confident beginner looking for a fast and easy way to make HSTs? This pattern uses the 8-at-a-time HST method to create this Carpenter Star Quilt.

Addon is a 1 time payment that includes 100 Kinship blocks and 7 starter quilts.

Laura and I did an HST challenge and this was the design that I came up with.  It was quite fascinating how differently we used the program. 

This stashbuster is for the iconic Carpenter Star.

Urban Trek was inspired by Heather's love of bold color combinations and geometric design. As the project progressed it reminded her of shapes and textures you encounter on a walk in the city, e.g. crosswalks, manhole covers, traffic signs and construction sites. Heather loves the effect of mixing simple piecing in new and interesting combinations as a way to freshen up a quilt. This pattern also uses an oversized drunkards path template, another unexpected element. This pattern is an advanced beginner to intermediate and features a strong modern aesthetic. The pattern includes full color diagrams, easy to follow instructions, templates, and a coloring page for customizing your own quilt. 60" x 72" Award Winning Design / Best of QuiltCon Showcase / Modern Quilt Guild Showcase

This is an intermediate quilt pattern that and features a strong modern aesthetic. The pattern includes full color diagrams, easy to follow instructions, templates, and a coloring page for customizing your own quilt. Three Sizes! Inspired by the silhouette of birds in flight, Sparrows At Play is a bright fun quilt full of movement and color. This is a great quilt for all occasions and the simple shapes draws the eye into the design.

This is a beginner to advanced beginner pattern and features a modern traditional aesthetic. The pattern includes full color diagrams, easy to follow instructions and a coloring page for customizing your own quilt. This quilt is inspired by an all time classic block, the churn dash. With a little tweaking a new modern block appears. This pattern works great with solids, prints or a combination of the two! 60" x 75" MQG Quilt of the Month February 2018 Do you recognize this block? There’s a churn dash hiding in there. This quilt takes the basic units of a classic block and plays with the relationship between negative and positive space to make an entirely fresh new design. Most people have seen those black and white pictures that illustrate the profiles of two people but if you look at it long enough it turns into a table lamp or vase. Now look at your favorite quilt block and do the same thing. By changing up the negative and positive space in a block you will be able to change the entire look. Take a step further and rotate the different units within the block or play with the proportions to change it up completely!

Banner Day is a fun mix of curves and stripes which conveys the joy of having a really good day. The subtle color palette is easy to combine with all your favorite prints or customize it to suit any purpose. The pattern features full size templates, color diagrams and easy to follow instructions. Banner Day was featured in the Modern Quilt Guild Showcase at International Quilt Festival and in QuiltCon. 60" x 72"

The Jawbreaker quilt pattern includes: templates, easy to follow instructions, full color illustrations and a coloring page. The Jawbreaker block is perfect for letting the color palette do all the hard work and a great introduction to curve piecing. The high contrast color palette layered over a more muted palette gives the design depth and keeps your eye moving across the surface of the quilt. As a young girl my best friend and I rode our bikes everywhere and one of our favorite stops was the old-time drug store in her hometown. On rare occasions we could scrape together enough pocket change for an ice cream cone but usually we would seek out the $.10 candies. This fun Jawbreaker block reminded me of those summers spent riding bikes and buying candy.

This fun pattern includes: raw edge applique, traditional piecing, and curves. It comes in Pillow, Baby, Small Throw, and Large Throw sizes. Pattern includes templates and video tutorials.

The Linden tree, also called "lime blossom tree"  has a bright, sunny, sweet, and sharp scent. It's reminiscent of honey, honeysuckle, and grass. It also happens to be the origins of my name. The Linden Quilt, my second pattern release, was actually designed, sewn, and written up as my first.  It is truly “my” quilt. - Lindsey

The Juniper Quilt has been described as a "Modern Classic". While this pattern looks detailed, it is beginner friendly and comes together quickly.  Transform basic half square triangles into this beautiful Grecian block with a few clever steps.  Available in Baby, Small throw, and Large throw.  Visit Instagram #Thejuniperquilt for inspiration.

The Beech Quilt pattern is a beginner-friendly quilt pattern that comes together quickly but has a bold visual impact.  Choose between a two-tone or four-tone version, in baby and throw sizes.


The Beech tree has been called the “Queen” or “Mother of the Woods,” sharing a place of glory with the kingly oak.  The beech is considered to be a symbol of nurturing and protection. It gives shade with its vast canopy, and food that can be eaten raw. It was said that no harm could befall a lost soul who took shelter under the branches of a beech tree.  Once, slivers of beech wood were used as talismans to bring good luck and creativity.  The Beech tree can also symbolize crossing a threshold to gain experience and knowledge from the unknown.

 --Lindsey

Share your work, and spread the love! Post on Instagram and Facebook using the hashtag: #TheBeechQuilt  
It’s also a great way to get inspiration!

Enjoy!

The Mulberry Quilt is an advanced beginner quilt that utilizes flying geese, square in a square, and half-square triangle blocks.  I've really enjoyed seeing the different movement in each quilt top based on color placement.  I hope you love this new pattern as much as I do! Release Date: March 29, 2021

The Mulberry Quilt is an advanced beginner quilt that utilizes flying geese, square in a square, and half-square triangle blocks.  I've really enjoyed seeing the different movement in each quilt top based on color placement.  I hope you love this new pattern as much as I do! 

The Myrtle tree is the ultimate symbol of love and partnership. In ancient mythology the Myrtle tree is a sign of love and beauty. Aphrodite is often depicted with a myrtle wreath around her head, or in a temple surrounded by the blooming trees. It is common for fragrant sprigs of myrtle to be added to a bridal bouquet to symbolize love.  2020 has brought a lot of change for us all.  I felt inspired to create a quilt that would help keep my focus on the thing that binds us universally. Love.  Hoping your version of The Myrtle quilt will find a way to spread love in your life.

Lindsey



Enjoy this Extention to The Myrtle Quilt Pattern

This is the fat quarter version of the entropy quilt enjoy!

Log Cabin Study 001 wall hanging quilt pattern is an exploration into the traditional quilt block, Log Cabin, and aims to highlight the block’s versatility. The pattern is scrap and jelly roll friendly.

Finished sizes:
Mini size— 22'' x 26''

Quilting skill level: 
Beginner

Plaidful takes the Broken Wheel traditional quilt block and arranges it to create a playful plaid pattern. Stepping back and looking at the design as a whole, the grid-like layout together with the rectangular and square shapes capture the movement and hustle and bustle of a city. Plaidful quilt pattern utilizes strip piecing and square-in-a-square piecing methods. 

Finished Sizes: Baby size  — 36" x 36", Throw size  — 72” x 72”

Quilting skill level: Confident Beginner

The Empire State Building is the centre piece of Manhattan, and is one of the many New York City’s iconic symbols. The Empire State mini quilt marks the second year of living in the city. 

The repetitive silhouette of the structure is a reflection of the shadows that hit the city throughout a day. The design incorporates strip piecing construction method to speed things up so you can have your mini quilt up on your wall in a New York minute. The   project is fat quarter and beginner friendly. Completed mini quilt measures 18'' x 24''. 

Sawtooth star blocks are widely used and liked traditional quilt blocks. Solar Slice suggests you do not need to have a complete star to recognise what it is. The baby size is scrap and fat quarter friendly. 

The end of summer is upon us and what a weird summer it has been! While we may already be looking forward to pumpkin season, we’re not quite ready to say goodbye to summer shenanigans and decided there’s only one way to see summer off, with our silliest shenanigan yet: QUILT BUZZ BINGO!

It’s the squishiest, boldest, and most modern bingo board you ever did see, and the best part? It’s a quilt along!  

Gear up for five weeks of silliness, amazing giveaways and other goodies, this is one socially-distant summer party you don’t want to miss!

Week 1 (Aug 2-8, 2020): gather your fabric and start cutting out your pieces

Week 2 (Aug. 9-15, 2020): finish cutting and make five blocks

Week 3 (Aug. 16-22, 2020): make 10 blocks

Week 4 (Aug. 23-29, 2020): make 10 blocks

Week 5 (Aug. 30 - Sept. 5, 2020): finish your blocks + assemble your quilt top

Labor Day Weekend (Sept. 5-7, 2020): time to play Bingo!

Meteor Shower quilt takes the classic sawtooth star block to another dimension, and is an explosion of flying geese, strip piecing and quick-corner fun. The design is versatile, perfect for all occasions including the festive season and welcoming a newborn into the world. Meteor Shower is block based, scrap and fat quarter friendly. This colouring page is for Version 2: Two-toned Stars

Meteor Shower quilt takes the classic sawtooth star block to another dimension, and is an 
explosion of flying geese, strip piecing and quick-corner fun. The design is versatile, perfect
for all occasions including the festive season and welcoming a newborn into the world. Meteor
Shower is block based, scrap and fat quarter friendly. 

This colouring page is for Version 1: One-toned Stars

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