As the weather cools down and the holiday season approaches, it’s time to start thinking about Christmas quilts. These cozy and festive quilts are a perfect way to add some holiday cheer to y…

If you’ve been following along with the Moda Bake Shop Countdown to Christmas, you’ll know that there have been a lot of fun 6″x 6″ block tutorials shared this month! I shar…

Download 2 free Christmas quilt patterns and cross off two gifts from your Christmas gift list. Or maybe more! Did you notice that Costco already has Christmas stuff for sale? But July has not ended yet! I guess we can get ahead of the curve and slowly be ready for the Holiday Season. In that …

Bonhomme en pain d'épice, motif de courtepointe, téléchargement numérique, motif imprimable, matelassé Cobb Cette adorable courtepointe bonhomme en pain d'épice est adorable pour les fêtes de fin d'année ! Modèle facile à prendre et ajoutez des bordures et des blocs supplémentaires pour agrandir si vous le souhaitez. MOTIFS D'APPLICATION INCLUS Cet adorable motif de courtepointe est parfait pour toutes les artisanes. Il est idéal pour les débutants car il est simple et s'assemble rapidement. J'y suis allée en moins d'une journée ! Idéal pour les projets de retraite et les cadeaux. Les téléchargements numériques vous simplifient la vie, PAS DE LIVRAISON et vous l'obtenez immédiatement ! ** Veuillez noter qu'il ne s'agit pas d'un produit physique, par conséquent, aucun retour ne sera accepté. Assurez-vous que votre ordinateur est capable de télécharger ces formats avant de passer votre commande. Ces fichiers sont strictement destinés à un usage personnel ou à une petite entreprise lors de la création de produits physiques. Veuillez ne pas partager, recréer ou revendre ce produit.

Welcome to the Winter Wonderland Sew Along or as we like to call it, a #verysherrichristmas. Join Sherri Falls of This & That patterns as we sew the

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Hello everyone - I'm just popping in quickly today to share a little quilt block that I stitched up this week. I made this sweet little block for the Vintage Christmas Sew Along with the Fat Quarter Shop. The name of the block is "Under the Tree" and it's such a cute little present! I shared my first sew along block a few weeks ago (see the post here). The pattern for both the first block and this one are both from the Vintage Christmas book by Lori Holt. What is it about little blocks that make them so irresistible? This block measures 6.5" square, but the book also has instructions to make a 12.5" block as well. To read more about this fun book and to see photos from inside, check out this post. And you can find the Vintage Christmas book here from The Fat Quarter Shop. Happy sewing everyone! --Andy

Finished projects: 1) Rainbow Quilt (full post here) -- still completely in love with this one! 2) Asterisk Quilt -- just finished the binding this week. I'll post more about this one soon! In progress: 1) Did you see Lee's finished quilt using this block? I was so happy to see that she decided to post the paper-piecing pattern! I plan to make a bunch of these with my Flea Market Fancy stash. I have been so undecided about what to do with my FMF fabrics; but this is the perfect pattern! 2) This is the block I chose for this month for my do. Good Stitches circle. Isn't it fun, and bright?! (Tutorial at In Color Order) 3) Nearing the end of making these Vintage Holiday blocks. Just need to get them sashed and all put together. But I'm feeling the need to organize my sewing room first, do it might be awhile!!! It's been so long since I've linked up to WIP Wed -- but it's good to be back!

Earlier this month I shared my new Banded Stars pattern with you. The response to Banded Stars on social media has been terrific. It makes me happy that so many of you were drawn to that classic, t…

Hey Everyone, Here is the tutorial for the tree block from Brooke (her's is putting together either the table runner or the bedrunner). Here is Sally's Bedrunner which she has finished (over achiever). Here is my tutorial since I had to be difficult and make the lap size :) Lap Size Tree Tutorial (pdf) Cut your biggest pieces first and then use the strips to cut the next pieces. This is written as if you are using 3 green fabrics but you can use whatever you like as long as you can get all of the pieces cut. Be sure to keep your left overs you will need them for the inner tree part of the pattern that is later in this tutorial. Mark your pieces with the corresponding letter which is noted after the measurements in the cutting directions and diagrammed on the block below Cutting For Tree Block: (10”x 20”) From 2 green fabrics cut one 7” strip Subcut: 2 – 7” squares (one from each) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (A) 2 – 6 ½ squares (one from each)(B) From remaining green fabric cut one 6” strip Subcut: 2 – 6” squares (from the new fabric and one from one of the other two 7” strips you already have) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (C) 2 – 5 ½” by 3 ½” rectangles (again from 2 different fabrics)(D) 2 – 5” squares (from 2 fabrics) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these(E) 2 – 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles (from 2 fabrics) (F) 2 - 4” squares (from 2 fabrics) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (G) 2 – 3 ½” x 1 ½” rectangles (from 2 fabrics) (H) 2 – 3” squares (from 2 fabrics) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (I) From Background Fabric: Cut one 7” strip Subcut: 2 – 7” squares (or one see above) (A) 2 – 6” squares (or one as above)(C) 2 – 5 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles (J) 2 – 5” squares (or one as above) (E) 2 – 4 ½” squares (K) 2 – 4” squares (or one as above)(G) 2 – 6 ½” x 3 ½” rectangles (L) 2 - 8 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles (M) 2 – 3” squares (or one as above) (I) Instructions: From your 7”, 6”, 5”, 4”, 3” squares make half square triangles as we have been doing in the last two blocks. Marking diagonally on the background squares and sewing down each side of the line, cutting apart on the line. Square to 6 ½”, 5 ½”, 4 ½”, 3 ½”, and 2 ½”. Piece the rectangles in as you see above on the block diagram. You will need two blocks just like you see them. The easiest way to do this is lay the pieces all out so you can see the picture then piece them in rows. This block will come out 10.5” x 20.5” unfinished. Inner Tree Block You will need to piece one more block from your green fabrics. You can piece this any way you like as long as it comes out 10.5” by 20.5” unfinished. Here are two different ways you can make it. These are basically to show you that you can do this any way you like. It looks good any way. And here is a graphic of how the whole quilt goes together again. As you can see the bottom row has the inner tree. And I show a version with either piecings of the inner block. it looks fine both ways so, go easy I say :) We will have another post next week about finishing with the border.

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PLEASE NOTE: This pattern not contains basic instructions, but only diagrams Basic skills necessary: basic cutting and sewing of quilts Do recommend you have some background with quilting as direct, step by step instructions are not provided (how much fabric or how to cut the fabric, how to piece it together, etc). Instant download contains: full-size block patterns in 4 sizes: Block Size 6" x 6" Block Size 8" x 8" Block Size 10" x 10" Block Size 12" x 12" (Block, Foundation pattern, templates, rotary cutting charts, pictures of blocks and quilts) It prints on standard 8.5" x 11" paper To open and print PDF file you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader Download for free from http://get.adobe.com/reader In the Print dialog box click Actual Size

Hello and welcome back! Hopefully you have your fabric all cut and ready and are prepared to start sewing your First Snow blocks! I love it when the cutting is done and it's time to start stitching away. I am excited about some of the fabric pulls you guys have shared on #firstsnowquilt, there are going to be some good ones! This week we are sewing 2 blocks! I added some video highlights about pressing on Instagram. (Highlights are the circles below my information on Instagram, if you click on them it will take you to the videos, which you can skip through or return to by tapping on the right of left sides of the screen. You can also hold a finger down anywhere to pause it!) Basically, pressing is more of a personal preference on this one. This week's winner is Amy @eamylove! Please send me your address to claim your package of Riley Blake goodies. Remember that the only way to enter to win participation prizes is to post your progress photos on Instagram with the hashtag #firstsnowquilt. If you're unsure how to do that, you can always use Google or YouTube to watch how-to videos, or ask any person you know between the ages of 15 and 30. They will be able to help you out for sure :) Next week is the same assignment- two more blocks! I'll see you back here on the blog in two weeks with 4 blocks total, and another prize (fabric bundle from Starlit Quilts!) and update. If you have any questions let me know. I had some trouble last week with Blogger not letting me respond to comments, but I will do my best!

Hi Everyone, Welcome to part one of the Cottage Christmas Quilt Along. Here is the picture of the lap size quilt I am making, it will be 46" by 66". If you would like to see the other versions you can look back at this post. The fabric requirements for each version are as follows. For the Table Runner: 2 or 3 - 1/8th yard pieces of red fabric (depending on the version of the table runner you make) 2 or 3 - 1/8th yard pieces of blue fabric (depending on the version of the table runner you make) 3 - 1/4 yard pieces of green fabric 1 yd f background fabric 1/4 yd of border fabric For the Bed Runner: 5 - 1/8th yard pieces of red fabric (depending on the version of the table runner you make) 5 - 1/8th yard pieces of blue fabric (depending on the version of the table runner you make) 3 - 1/4 yard pieces of green fabric 1 3/4 yd of background fabric 1/2 yd of border fabric For Lap Quilt 9 - 1/8th yard pieces of red fabric (depending on the version of the table runner you make) 9 - 1/8th yard pieces of blue fabric (depending on the version of the table runner you make) 3 - 1/4 yard pieces of green fabric 2 3/4 yd of background fabric 1/2 yd of border fabric Here is a PDF of the block if you want to print it. Here are links to the rest of the posts in the quilt along: Post 2 Post 3 Post 4 Cross and Crown Block Cutting: The first number is for the lap size or bed runner size, the number in parenthesis is for the table runner size. You will need 9 Cross and Crown blocks for the lap size, 5 for the Bed Runner, and 2 or 3 for the table runner depending on how you want to configure it. From each red fabric: 1 – 3 1/2” (2 ½”) strip by WOF Subcut: 2 – 3 ½” (2 1/2”) squares 4 – 3” (2”) squares 5 – 2 ½” (1 ½”) squares From Background Fabric (cream) for each block: 1 – 3 ½” (2 ½”) strip by WOF Subcut: 2 – 3 ½” (2 1/2”) squares 4 – 2 ½” (1 ½”) squares 4- 2 ½” by 4 ½” (1 ½” by 2 ½”) rectangles Instructions: (All seams are ¼”) 1. Mark a diagonal line across the back of the 3 ½” (2 ½”) background squares, and the 3” (2”) print squares. 2. Place marked background squares right side together with the Print squares that are the same size. Sew ¼” on each side of the marked line. 3. Cut apart on the marked line. 4. Press toward the print. And Square to 3” (2”). 5. Place the marked print squares right sides together with the half square triangles creating an X in the middle of the block as pictured. 6. Sew ¼” on each side of the marked line and cut apart on the line. 7. Press toward the print triangle. Square to 2 ½” (1 ½”). 8. Lay out your 2 ½” (1 ½”) squares and pieced squares in four patches for each corner. Then your rectangles and center square in a cross as pictured. 9. Sew your four corner 4 patches together. 10. Sew the three rows. 11. Then sew the three rows together. And you are done. Next Wednesday head to Sally's blog for the tutorial for the next block.She and Brooke will be showing their Cross and Crown blocks today too so head on over to see. And don't worry if you forget where to go next week I will be here to direct you :) Have an amazing Thanksgiving! Love, Julie

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I completely love this 10 Minute Block. It’s so quick and easy. Unfortunately I don't know the origin of this block. A fellow quilter introduced me to it and I enjoy passing on the method. To make the block you will need 2 x 10” squares of contrasting fabric. As Christmas is coming I have used Christmas fabric so you can see how easy it is to make place mats and table centres for your Christmas table setting, or a quick and easy gift for a friend. HOW T

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Santa Hat Christmas Quilt Block PDF Pattern. What this pattern features: Pattern includes instructions and measurements for 6 inch, 12 inch, 18 inch, and 24 inch finished blocks and includes written instructions as well as colored graphics to guide you as you construct the block. All of my quilt patterns are made using traditional machine piecing….no paper piecing used or needed! ***GREAT NEWS!! Beginning 9/21/2020 all patterns will now include measurements and instructions for four finished block sizes (6", 12", 18" and 24")!! Patterns published before this date will remain the same (6" and 12" blocks). Please carefully review each pattern title and description to ensure you know the dimensions of the block pattern that you're purchasing. Thank you!** ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I am constantly looking for ways to customize and personalize my quilting and sewing projects! That’s why I started designing quilt block patterns…so that you too can incorporate these patterns into your special projects! My block patterns can be incorporated into quilts, pillows, pouches and bags, etc. The possibilities are endless! There are so many patterns out there that you can build 6 inch and 12 inch block into. Note: finished block is defined as finished when it is sewn into the project. The block by itself will measure 6 1/2 inches (or 12 1/2, 18 1/2, or 24 1/2 inches) until it is finished in your project. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- All of my patterns (including this one) come in PDF instant download format, so there is no wait time! You can download it immediately and it’s ready for you to use! -------------------------------------------------------------------------- This pattern is for this specific block ONLY. Please see my other listings for additional patterns. (Note: Any additional objects in the listing photos are for prop and photography purposes only and are not for sale. This listing is for the PDF quilt pattern only.) ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Because of the nature of PDF patterns and that they can be saved to a computer, I do not give refunds or returns. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Must have a general knowledge of how to operation a sewing machine, rotary cutter/ruler, etc. to make this block. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This pattern is to be used for personal use only and is copyright Burlap and Blossom Patterns. This pattern is not to be re-produced, distributed or resold. This pattern is not to be used in items to be sold. ******** Thank you SEW much for stopping by my shop! I am constantly designing new patterns so make sure to check back often to see new designs! Please feel free to contact me with questions*****

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Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, shares their Fun and Fast Modern Christmas Tree Quilt Block Tutorial. Click here now for all the info!!

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This free Christmas Irish Chain Quilt pattern is for a generous 77’’ x 77’’ size throw quilt, but you could easily make it larger or smaller.