Quilting tutorials showing how to make a quilt including choosing fabrics and binding, nesting seams, basting, binding, quilting and more!
Learn how to sew the classic Shoo Fly Quilt Block! It’s a fun twist on the nine-patch block. In case you are catching this blog series, we’re making gorgeous quilt blocks using the classic patterns and fresh modern fabrics from Anna Griffin…
Welcome December! It’s probably my favorite month. So I picked one of my favorite quilt blocks for this month’s Classic Blocks: Fresh Fabric post, the Bear Paw. I decided to make a mini quilt using nine 3” blocks. I picked some lovely blue and orange prints from the Turkish Delight Collection by Josephine Kimberling for Blend Fabrics.
This month our Classic Blocks: Fresh Fabric block is the Yankee Puzzle and it’s so much fun!
I love the spool block. It’s the quilt that a quilter makes for herself. 🙂
This easy quilt block tutorial includes cutting instructions for the 18” block (like I made) and a 12” block.
Are you ready for an easy quilt block? The Rail Fence may be the easiest quilt block ever, but it’s not boring! Put a bunch together and there are so many fun variations.
We’re spending a year making gorgeous quilt blocks using the classic patterns and fresh modern fabrics from Anna Griffin and Blend Fabrics! Last month we made the Dutchman’s Puzzle Block and before that the Churn Dash Block and the Friendship Star. This month I’m so excited to make two blocks and put them together: the Nine Patch and the Snowball blocks! As we go along you can search for ‘classic’ in the search box above to access all of the posts.
I’m so excited to show you how to sew the Dutchman’s Puzzle quilt block. It’s great for little quilts and big ones, plus my easy tutorial is perfect for us to practice making flying geese.
Here is the twin sized quilt that I sewed with huge friendship star blocks and romantic floral fabrics designed by Anna Griffin. Sewing a quilt with such large blocks means that you get done faster and can enjoy the quilt sooner! I made this entire quilt from start to finish in one Month – that’s pretty fast for me.
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