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Hi Friend, I’ve got two cozy projects waiting for you this week and they are both so good. First up is the Reverse Blanket Stitch Lap Blanket. This one has big, bold chunks of color with a simple granny stripe border. It’s an easy repeat (multiples of 4!) and works up beautifully in just two large skeins. If you’re more in a quilting mood, my new Ohio Stars Quilt Pattern is a classic block with an modern update. This quilt uses an blocks turned on point and then made into squares with strip setting triangles. Then you just sew square blocks together to finish the quilt top. I walk you through the whole thing step by step. Prefer a printable version?Both patterns are available as ad-free digital downloads: Reverse Blanket Stitch Lap Blanket Digital Pattern appy making, |
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Hi there, If you love big quilt blocks and scrappy fabric, I have a fun project for you. My Bear Paw Quilt Pattern and Tutorial (Big Block) is a great way to use your favorite fabrics and make a bold quilt without sewing a million tiny pieces. The big blocks come together using half square triangles, and my tutorial walks you through the process step by step. It is a fun project whether you stick with traditional colors or mix things up with your own fabric stash. Get the Bear Paw Quilt...
Hi Quilters, I have a new quilt block tutorial for you this week. The Eight Point Star Quilt Block is a classic block that looks a lot harder to make than it really is. I made mine with fat quarters, but you can use yardage or scraps from your stash too. The new tutorial walks you through cutting the pieces, making the star points, and putting the block together step by step. If you love this block and want to make an entire quilt with it, I also have my Scrappy Stars Quilt Pattern available...
Hello friend, I have two new quilt tutorials to share with you this week. There are so many variations to the Irish Chain Block. This one has a wider "chain" and is not made with a nine patch but four patches instead. Great beginner block to know how to sew. Change the layout to create completely different patterns all with this one block. The second tutorial is a little more personal, how to finish an unfinished quilt with imperfections. I finally finished a friend's very first quilt that...