“Autumn Song Quilt 1” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Heidi Pridemore from Henry Glass Fabrics
“Autumn Song Quilt 2” Free Quilt Pattern designed by Heidi Pridemore from Henry Glass Fabrics
“Autumn Song Table Setting” Free Patterns designed by Heidi Pridemore from Henry Glass Fabrics
“Autumn Song Table Setting” Free Patterns designed by Heidi Pridemore from Henry Glass Fabrics
“Autumn Festival” Free Patterns from Henry Glass Fabrics
This was the first block of the month (BOM) quilt pattern that I ever designed, and it’s what launched my sister-site, BOMquilts.com. Back when I designed it in 2006, I did it with a different sponsor than the one who’s sponsored my quilts for the past 12 years. And when I released the pattern, she sold out of the kits that she had cut for them. So she cut more kits, and sold out of them. Then she ordered more bolts, made more kits, and once again – she sold out of those kits as fast as she could cut them. She called the secretary of her salesman and literally made her go to their warehouse – all the while keeping her on the phone – in search of more bolts of the fabrics that may have been left on the shelf, got shelved wrong, anything anywhere? Nada. None. Zip.
But the story of my Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses quilt design doesn’t end there. I can’t tell you how many times people have sent me their thanks for this quilt design. I even stopped into a quilt shop in a very large city about an hour away from where live and introduced myself to the owners. When one of the sales ladies heard my name, she came over and asked me if I was the one who designed that quilt. When I said I was, she hurried off to the break room and came back with the quilt that she had made using my pattern!
Through the years, I’ve had various quilt groups & guilds ask for my permission to make my quilt. One of the two things I always say is that in order to use my patterns, you must provide me with a photograph of your progress, or your blocks, or your finished quilt tops or your finished quilts. I have never received any photos from quilt group or guild that I granted permission to use my pattern.
That is until 2018!
The “Maidstone Quilting Squares” quilt group from Maidstone, Saskatchewan, Canada are making my Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses quilt as a mystery quilt instead of a block of the month quilt.
They meet every two weeks in a local church hall. In the winter, they make stone soup for lunch, and everyone brings one item for the soup pot. In the summer months, they do the same with salad. It makes for a delicious and easy lunch and it’s different every time. And no bag lunch this way!
Here is the progress that they’ve made thus far, three months into their mystery quilt program:
Month One
Month Two
Month Three
Stay tuned for the continuing saga of the “Maidstone Quilting Squares” and my Cinnamon-teen Chocolate Figs & Roses quilt!
Framed Star Quilt Block
Cutting Requirements for 12″ finished block (precise 1/4″ seam allowance):
Framed Star Variation Quilt Block
Cutting Requirements for 12″ finished block (precise 1/4″ seam allowance):
Framed Star Variation Quilt Block
Medallion Square Quilt Block
Cutting Requirements for 12″ finished block (precise 1/4″ seam allowance):
Medallion Square Quilt Block Diagram
Maypole Quilt Block
Cutting Requirements for 12″ finished block (precise 1/4″ seam allowance):
While making your half-square triangles, you only need one of each color for this quilt block. However, do not waste the other half-square triangles, those are called bonus half-square triangles! Collect them and add them to your stash so that whenever you’re needing to fill in some gaps or when a pattern calls for half-square triangles, you’ll already have some ready and waiting!
Maypole Quilt Block Diagram
