Checkerboard quilt pattern

Use it or lose it and yes that too applies to my stash of Liberty Tana Lawn; the most luxurious fabric in my stash and one that ...

Another day at JMQ, another super simple quilt- my favourite! If you are looking for a quick finish, this one comes together in a flash- I made the quilt top in just over an hour! So let’s get right into it! This tutorial makes a large throw which is 60” x 75” ** (If you want to make a crib size qui

The checkerboard quilt block is made by combing colored strips with a neutral. Free tutorial includes step by step directions with photos.

Checkerboard Quilt PDF Pattern This timeless charm of the Classic Postage Stamp Checkerboard Quilt Pattern offers a delightful opportunity to showcase your cherished fabrics or scraps in a truly captivating design. While some opt for strip-based constructions, this pattern invites you to indulge in the joy of individual square placements, allowing each fabric piece to shine in its own right. With options for two baby quilt sizes included, this pattern offers flexibility to tailor your…

Here is my version of Amanda Jean's Checkerboard Quilt from her book Sunday Morning Quilts, pg. 128. This is going to daughter #1 for Christmas since she loves blue AND she needs a larger quilt for her 6' body than one that she is currently using. (I'm hoping once she receives this one she'll be more willing to donate the other one--it's not my best work and really too small for her to use). It should look nice on her bed against her yellow wall too. Details: Cut 3 inch scrap squares in…

[lengthy blog post warning] In my "studio" this week it has been all about small patchwork piecing, small scale prints and tho...

[lengthy blog post warning] In my "studio" this week it has been all about small patchwork piecing, small scale prints and tho...

This fast to piece quilt block is so simple and you can sew it together in minutes! I featured it on my Cube Pincushion post. Whether you use solid fabrics or patterns, the checkered pattern is sure to be eye catching. The single block uses a strip piecing method like in my Falling Blocks Baby Quilt. The pieces can be lengthened to make more blocks at once without having to cut apart tiny squares. Plus, it saves some thread since you don't have to keep feeding little squares through the…

Oh Joan - she was the perfect choice for hosting this HOP. A fellow 'crazy' who thinks outside the box. AND she is certainly right in there is some 'crazy' in each quilter. A project you smack your head and say 'I was crazy' to do this, a pattern or fabric that made you 'crazy' in love with, or a 'crazy' happening in your quilty life. My guild knows I am just crazy for scraps and hand me off some baggies of the smallest bits. They are like having a crazy candy addiction! I've made many…