“Tulip Patchwork Pillow” is a Free Spring Quilted Pillow Pattern designed by Bev from Flamingo Toes!
“Moonlight Serenade Pillow” is a Free Spring Quilted Pillow Pattern designed by Bev from Flamingo Toes!
“Simple Hearts” is a Free Charity Baby Quilt Pattern designed by Allison from Cluck Cluck Sew!
“Stars & Ladders” is a Free Charity Baby Quilt Pattern designed by Caroline from Sew Can She!
“Lattice Baby Quilt” is a Free Charity Baby Quilt Pattern designed by Amy Smart from Diary of a Quilter!
“Dutchman’s Puzzle” is a Free Charity Baby Quilt Pattern designed by Caroline from Sew Can She!
“Scrappy Nines” is a Free Charity Baby Quilt Pattern designed by Amy Smart from Diary of a Quilter!
“Pinwheel Daydreams” is a Free Charity Baby Quilt Pattern designed by Caroline from Diary of a Sew Can She!
“Glory Star Table Topper”
Finished Size = 32″ Square
Blocks are 14″ Square Finished & 14 1/2″ Square Unfinished
The “Glory Star” quilt block includes some Half-Square Triangles & Flying Geese. It’s easy enough to make for a confident beginner & for more advanced quilters alike!
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There’s more than just a table topper free pattern!
“Glory Star Table Runner”
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“Glory Star Long Table Runner”
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“Glory Star Lap Quilt”
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“Glory Star Quilt”
Get all of the Details for the Free Patterns above at BOMquilts.com!
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Sponsored by:
Linda & her team at Abbi May’s will always treat you great! Her prices are always 10% or more off of retail prices! They’ll put together a wonderful “Glory Star Table Topper & More” quilt kit for you! Even if you order in your jams 🙂 !
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If you’re looking for some inspiring quilt patterns look no further than my sister-site!
Here’s a few links to get you started:
Free Thanksgiving Quilt Patterns
Free Quilted Gift Ideas
Free Easy to Sew Quilt Patterns
Free Charity Quilt Patterns
If you’re on the hunt for the perfect Thanksgiving recipe to feed a crowd then look no further!
Here’s a few links to get you started:
Velvety Turkey Mushroom Soup
Coleslaw with Turkey
Tater Tot Casserole
Maple Syrup Green Beans
Glazed Sweet Potatoes
Quick & Simple Broccoli Slaw
If you’re looking for something funny about Thanksgiving then look no further!
Here’s a few quotes that should help put a smile on your face 🙂 :
“Thanksgiving is a time to count your blessings, one by one, as each relative goes home.”
~ Melanie White
“May your stuffing be tasty
May your turkey be plump,
May your potatoes and gravy
Have nary a lump.
May your yams be delicious
And your pies take the prize,
And may your Thanksgiving dinner
Stay off your thighs!”
~ Anonymous
In January 2013, my (third) foster mother decided she’d like to winter with us here in south central Texas. She lives in Iowa and she was so over Iowa winters and had been for many years. She usually went to visit her former sister-in-law in Arizona but she wanted to come stay with us, to get a better feel for our kids and our family dynamics. I had went up to see her in the summer of 2010 with our two younger kids, but she hadn’t met my husband or our two older kids. She was more than welcome to spend six weeks with us, we would enjoy her and vice versa!
A couple of months before she arrived, I had received a quilt back from Kathryn Rister. It was my 2012 block of the month quilt from my sister-site BOMquilts.com called “Bittersweet Churning” in jewel-toned fabric colors. It was a beautiful quilt top but was even more beautiful after Kathryn quilted it than it was when I sent it to her. Oh my! She really lets a quilt talk to her, and she listens all the same! I really don’t think ‘beautiful’ is a nice enough word to give to the finished product after Ms. Kathryn finished with it, it was THAT good!!!
When we knew my foster mother was coming mid-January, my family and I agreed that we’d have a little Christmas with her. When I told her that, she thought it’d be fun, too! And since I’d just received this quilt back from Ms. Kathryn, I felt no one deserved it more than she did!
In July this year, my foster mother suffered a stroke. While in the hospital, she asked her best friend to bring her some of her comforts from home, and one of those things was this quilt that I had gifted to her. Unfortunately, she passed away in early September. However, I wanted to share the love that she and I shared so I asked her daughter, that unless my former foster father had other plans for this quilt, that I’d really like for it to go to my foster mother’s best friend.
You know what? Her best friend now has it, and hopefully it will bring her a whole lot of quilty hugs in the years ahead, while braving those cold Iowa winters. And hopefully it will also remind her of the very special relationship that she had with her best friend, who will give her quilty hugs for years to come, and try to talk her OUT of spending those cold Iowa winters…in Iowa! :}