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if you would like to read about how i came to create this quilt and it's process, as well as get information on how i chose my fabrics, please read this post - dreaming easy: the genesis. i've tried to write the directions with a beginner in mind so although this is a very easy, fast block, the directions look wordy. more experienced quilters can likely just quickly glance at the photos to get a feel for block assembly. if this is your very first quilt (how exciting!) you are going to need…

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******I need to start off by saying that there are probably other tutorials out there for piecing arrows, but this is what I did to make mine. I used scraps for the tail feathers and bits of yardage for the backgrounds. First of all, you will need to piece a strip set. Start with a background strip about 3" x 19" or 20" 4 or 5 coloured strips ranging 1 " to 1 1/2" x 19" or 20" ending with a background strip 3" x 19" or 20" Place the 45* line of your ruler on the bottom of the strip set. It's…

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(Note: After many requests, I have now written a PDF pattern for this quilt! You can find it here.) This is my last quilt for 2017 and I wanted to get it posted before the holidays! I photograph…

I love (to look at ) quilts. I do not possess patience or preciseness that is involved in the making. But that did not stop me from putting together a roundup of all the pretty

Ready, Aim, Fire! I had been sewing along on my Row By Row Experience 2016 quilt, keeping in mind that I wanted to add some arrows in between my rows. I had found Carla's tutorial early on, but when it came time to start making them, they were just not what I wanted. Before I go any further, I would like to thank Carla over at Grace and Favour for the inspirational blog: Arrows -- A How To. Click on the link to check out her blog. Several major differences between my arrows and Carla's: One…

I just love these fabrics from Tasha Noel. I knew an arrow tail quilt was just the place for them. You can find the tutorial for this quilt here. This pattern looked so easy, but if you look close, you'll realize that you're sewing vertical rows on the bias. Which means that they move. So when you sew the rows together, they don't always line up, but I remembered a trick that Carrie Nelson taught me back when I took a class from her to make this quilt. trick: If you have 2 segments that…