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Ohio Star hand quilted

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Taking inspiration from the fabulous crocheted ripple blanket which has been so popular in recent years, I decided to translate this into quilted form. I have married fresh crisp white cotton with an array of colourful cottons, which take their cue from designs of the 1930s, to create this unique quilt. This quilt measures approximately 48" x 60" and would make a fabulous throw on the sofa or in the garden, a cool picnic blanket or look pretty sitting atop the foot of a bed. It has been made…

Another edition of Casual Friday and we are talking about creating comfort and a quilt obsession! Fall is all about being cozy!

Learn how to make a stunning two-color Ohio Star quilt block. Easy instructions and helpful tips guide you through creating this classic quilt pattern. It's easy!

Our Gathered Quarters Nine Patch quilt pattern allows you to create a stunning, beginner-friendly quilt using a selection of Fat Quarters.

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I have made some changes to the original Tilda pattern. Click the photo and it will become bigger. Olen tehnyt hieman muuto...

So soft, so sweet and so pretty is this charm pack quilt made with Princess Rose 2015 by Lecien. (and so hard to capture the delicate pastel colors on camera) Offsetting the squares and laying out each row so not too many similar colors touch - this is one simple way to use up a layer cake or 5" charm squares. By following the seams to quilt - you can create this really nice wavy box pattern that is easy to follow. Minky and batting is thicker and doesn't glide through the sewing machine…

Handmade Rag Quilt - 100% Cotton - 46" X 46" - Throw - Pinks, Reds, Hearts by CountryHeartDesignz on Etsy

Are you ready to make the easiest quilt ever? If so, read on to see how I made this easy quilt with no measuring or pattern required!

I grew up in a home with a mother who hand quilted many quilts. Our home was one that had many piles of fabrics and you had to be careful if you sat in momma’s seat because more than likely there were several straight pins or needles in the arm of the chair. My mother loves auctions that are filled with quilt supplies and this is how she has mostly gathered her collection of fabrics. She learned quilting from my grandmother who has also made many quilts by hand. I am very blessed to own one…