Monthly Mini Quilt for March – the free Bolt Mini Quilt Pattern
The Bolt Mini Quilt pattern will help you sew your favorite little quilt ever!
Quilting tutorials showing how to make a quilt including choosing fabrics and binding, nesting seams, basting, binding, quilting and more!
The Bolt Mini Quilt pattern will help you sew your favorite little quilt ever!
Eek! Don’t you just love everything that Heidi over at Fabric Mutt sews? I have been a fan of hers for so, so long! So I was super happy when she agreed to design a mini quilt for us and our SewCanShe Monthly Mini Quilts series. I gave her free rein to design anything she wanted because I didn’t want to get in the way of her creativity… and look at the adorable Candygram quilt she designed!
There are a bunch of sewing tutorials out there that show how to make bias trim… but you (dear readers) keep asking me how, so here’s how I do it!
Are you ready to sew a wall full of mini quilts in 2017? I must admit that I’m envious of my online friends who show off an adorable mini quilt wall.
I love butterflies. I can’t explain why… because they start out crawling and learn to fly? because they transform half-way through their life? or maybe just because they are beautiful. No matter why… I picked a butterfly for my Classic…
Get ready to conquer curves! I wanted to try a totally fun modern version of Drunkard’s Path that could be used a million different ways.
Sew a patchwork house quilt block with my easy photo tutorial. The house quilt block is one of the most beloved blocks in all quilting. I think it’s because quilts are lovingly made in the home, for the home, and often reflect our desires for the kind of home we want.
I LOVE butterflies. There’s just something about how they transform from a squirmy caterpillar to a beautiful flying creature that inspires me.
So the other day I was experimenting with gridded interfacing (the same product that I use in my Craftsy class Colorful Patchwork Bags and Baskets), and I decided to see how a little quilt would turn out with it. I used tiny 1” squares that finished at 1/2” – eeek!
Sew this beautiful quilt block fast with my free and easy sewing tutorial. Even though there are lots of little squares in this block, I used a method for sewing the 9-patches that is really fast and easy – so you can stitch one or more of these up in an afternoon – trust me!
Who doesn’t love a heart quilt block?!? This sweet one lets you mix two prints plus a background fabric so you really get a heart that pops.
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