This BOM Big Block Quilt was delivered in four (4) parts in 2006. Fall colors were perfect for a “Walk in the Cottagewoods.”
Walk in the Cottagewoods Free Pattern from BOMquilts.com
Category Archives: Flashback Tuesday
Flashback Tuesday: Pinkie Promise from BOMquilts.com
Since October is the breast cancer awareness month, I thought it would be great to feature a baby quilt made with pink fabrics! Pink out for a cure!
Pinkie Promise from BOMquilts.com
Flashback Tuesday: Cowboy Boot Scoot Original Pattern from BOMquilts.com
There are so many fun quilts made with a cowboy boot applique, this is the version I chose to make in 2007, my Cowboy Boot Scoot Original Pattern from BOMquilts.com:
When I made this quilt, I made an extra boot block and recently unearthed it, donating it to the quilt ladies at our church. This is how one of the quilters used my boot block:
As I’ve said for most of my Flashback Tuesday posts – it’s always fun to revisit the free quilt patterns at BOMquilts.com because very few quilt patterns ever go out of style – just need to use different fabrics and in a few years, you can call the pattern retro! 🙂
Flashback Tuesday: Chocolate Cake and Roses 2013 Six-Month BOM Quilt Exclusively Designed by BOMquilts.com
It hasn’t been but a year since this quilt was published at BOMquilts.com but it is truly a stunning lap quilt and is worth repeating. It goes together very quickly, even though there are nine different blocks – each block is designed based on the center block – known as the Chocolate Cake block. And what’s more romantic than chocolate and roses?
Chocolate Cake and Roses 2013 Six-Month BOM Quilt Exclusively Designed by BOMquilts.com
I gifted this to a very special couple as they needed just a bit more chocolate and roses (and romance) in their lives. I think many of us could use a quilt to remind us that romance needs to be an integral part of our lives – with whomever you choose as your partner!
Flashback Tuesday: Featured Flower Porch Quilt from BOMquilts.com
This six-month 2007 BOM medallion quilt is truly stunning! Especially if you can find the right fabric to make center of the quilt pop. The center medallion is an embroidered 10 1/2″ unfinished block, so you can either use an embroidered square or make a quilt block of the same size.
MKs Featured Flower Porch Quilt from BOMquilts.com