Aunt grace quilts patterns

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Aunt Grace's Garden

Marcus produces fabrics for quilting and crafts, with a dual emphasis on creativity and high quality. In 2011, we celebrated our 100th Anniversary of creating fine cottons and novelty fabrics, becoming the industry innovator in the category of reproduction quilt fabrics.

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Emily's Wedding Quilt or Aunt Gracie's Garden

I have a few more things to post since the last time I wrote. I finished dyeing up the bulky yarn that I’d planned to turn into a hat for John and then I knit the hat. Shetland homespun yarn …

Make your flowers bloom from 1930s reproduction fabrics, but keep it clean and crisp with a solid background. To cut the triangles for the quilt, use the Easy

Jelly Roll Strips Will Speed Construction! Two simple blocks create a lovely quilt made special with red points around the outside. Of course, you can use whatever color is the best accent for the fabrics you select. Reproduction prints are beautiful in this quilt. It will be wonderful in other fabric styles as well. Choose …

Aunt Grace is a simple Quilt using just two main blocks. It all starts with 2 1/5" strips. Still just squares, but sewn with diagonal rowsFabric by Marcus ht...

Marcus produces fabrics for quilting and crafts, with a dual emphasis on creativity and high quality. In 2011, we celebrated our 100th Anniversary of creating fine cottons and novelty fabrics, becoming the industry innovator in the category of reproduction quilt fabrics.

Sweetie Pie Designer Pattern: Robert Kaufman Fabric Company

A finished quilt. Great Granny Square Quilt This quilt was so much fun to make! The Granny Square blocks came together really well c...

Save this Free Easy 4 x 4 Quilt Tutorial! Join Jenny as she unveils the beauty of a 4-patch pattern created with 2.5-inch strips of precut fabric (jelly rolls). Discover a quick and efficient method for crafting four patches using strip sets. Follow Missouri Star Quilt Co. for an abundance of Jelly Roll Projects and Quilting Tutorials!

Sure, squares are interesting and easy. So, why not? If you are considering making a quilt, any one of these would be a great way to begin. How, you ask? 1. Start with a square of fabric and sew it to another square. Keep adding squares to form a row until you are satisfied that the row is long enough. Thirty inches is a good start, but you can certainly make it any length you want. 2. Make several rows. If you have a square quilt in mind (equal length and width) count the squares in the…

Because I have always loved scrappy quilts with lots of little pieces, these three patterns are all on my list of quilts to make. I especially love the third pattern, which I hadn't seen before. There generally are not many directions in these old patterns, and in this case there aren't any. T

Judi made this super cute quilt for her 5 year old granddaughter! She used a layer cake of 30's repro fabrics featuring a lot of cute children's scenes. The backing is a pink double-sided microfiber plush fabric. The quilting is "Butterfly Garden" and shows up best on the following photo. It includes butterflies, leaves, hearts, curls, feathers and loops. Super cute quilt, Judi! It will be so cuddly for your granddaughter. While I was quilting "Butterfly Garden" on this quilt, I noticed…

This is another of Karen's well-made quilts. It is really square, although in my photo it looks a little goofy. Her colors seem wonderfully adventuresome for a reproduction quilt: the green in the border is a bit muckier in person and the pink is brighter. She asked for lots of feathers and I was happy to comply. I have one more of Karen's quilts to do but it will have to wait until January.

Aunt Grace Calicos Free Quilt Pattern

Like shortcuts? A charm pack is perfect for this scrappy table topper's 2-1/2" squares and narrow strips.