Tumbler patchwork patterns

I used the tumbler template from MSQC and modified the size to make place mats that fit my kitchen table. I used batiks. This is my first project to fully use free motion quilting. This was completed in 2014.

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A tumbler quilt can be a quilt quick project that gives you a little more variety than a simple square-to-square quilt. You can purchase a ...

I have a couple of fun tumbler quilts to share with you!! If I remember right, they were kits from the local quilt shop. Cut and ready to sew together, which is great because all the fabrics go together so well!

Look at what is going on the mid-arm today…. I got the Pfaff back from the Spa yesterday…and need something to practice on before I tackle...

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A Tumbler quilt tutorial is a simple variation on a traditional one-block patchwork quilt. This design is perfect showing-off cute fabric.

A tumbler quilt can be a quilt quick project that gives you a little more variety than a simple square-to-square quilt. You can purchase a special ruler that you can use to cut your pieces, but I will also show you how you can make your own template. Tools needed for this project: an iron, an ironing surface, hand-sewing needles, machine needles, thread, bobbins, scissors, rotary cutter, a rotary cutting mat, a cutting ruler, a pen/pencil, cardboard measuring 5 in. X 5 in., fabric in…

I love making tumbler quilts! My tumbler dies from Accuquilt are some of my favorites. I used this Denyse Schmidt print from my stash for the backing. I used the new old Pfaff for the binding. I…