“Pixelated Heart” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Blue Elephant Stitches from Robert Kaufman
“Candy Hearts” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Gigi’s Thimble from Moda Bakeshop
“I Heart Chevrons” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Nicole Daksiewicz from Modern Handcraft
“Love in Chains” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Stella from Dear Stella
“Simple Wishes” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Stephanie Palmer from Moda Bakeshop
What FUN this project is – Cloth Bags! I found it through Pinterest and then followed the blog who posted a tutorial on how to make them. LOVE this type of craft!
How about you? Do you love finding tutorials online for great projects you want to make?
The September Quilt Dash is in full swing and the pattern a member receives when they complete the project is absolutely adorable! Of course, I may be a bit bias since I designed it 🙂
If you are not a member yet, click on this image and create your member’s account:
Then, just follow the instructions!
Here’s an image of the cute quilt I designed for those who complete the Quilt Dash:
Come on – Join Us at QuiltDash.com!
Old quilt patterns never die – they just sit in your sewing room until you uncover them and find yourself with a compulsion to complete them. This one I unearthed from my 2007 block of the month named “TT Calendar Quilt“. I had pieced the squares and blocks and even put it all together – except the quilting. Unfortunately, we were living in the camper at the time and sewing space was extremely limited so I didn’t get to complete a lot of the blocks and found a treasure trove of them in my files!
Get your quilting groove on and piece this delicious set of July blocks – took me less than 30 minutes to quilt it and I have no clue how much time it took me to put the blocks and squares completed.
Quilt On!
One of the funnest fabrics that I receive to work with are Jelly Rolls. These are typically a roll of fabric from a collection by a designer. Most of the time, they Jelly Roll contains two 2 1/2″ x WOF cuts in the Jelly Roll. However, there are other Jelly Rolls available. Moda offers a number of Jelly Rolls that are all white fabric, all wheat-colored fabric as well as red and black Jelly Rolls and then Marble Jelly Rolls. USUALLY, I use the designer’s Jelly Rolls for quilts and the Moda Jelly Rolls for binding quilt projects.
Jelly Rolls are perfect for my “lazy quilter” status. 🙂
In October, I picked up some beautiful batik Jelly Rolls at Quilt Market:
Thus far, I have used them mainly to bind quilts – but, I truly want to put a simple quilt together with the remainder of my Jelly Rolls. I am thinking a quilt like this that I designed a few years ago:
Or perhaps I’ll design something else – fun and funky, to match the batik fabrics in the Jelly Rolls.
What type of fun quilts have YOU made with Jelly Rolls?
