Triangle strip quilt pattern

Hello my creative friends! Who likes to save time while making beautiful things? If you do, today I will show you a way to get two different types of blocks from one strip set. It's really easy and saves you...

Hi Friends, I hope your week is off to a great start!! I have a fun baby quilt to quickly share with you…Courtney’s Triangle Peaks Quilt. The pattern is by Emily Dennis from Quilty Love . And, I love the colors of fabrics she chose!

Two years ago I made a blue and orange Triangle Peaks quilt for my daughter and had since planned to make myself one with red and green fabric—I guess all those triangles got me thinking about Chri…

There’s lots of triangle quilts out there. They are super simple and trendy right now. Although I have no instructions on making this quilt there are so many out there, I’m sure you can find one. This is a great fat quarter bundle quilt too. Tip – I added white to mine just to rest… Continue reading On Trend Triangle Quilt

A little bit about the Clippings quilt and different versions to inspire you.

One of the greatest things about quilting is the endless possibilities, how versatile and improvisational it can be! ✨✂️In our latest YouTube video, “Meli” will teach you everything you need to know about strip piecing and all the ways you can use it in your quilting to make life easier and get you making fun interesting quilts in no time. Join her in learning three different ways to strip piece to take your quilting game to the next level!

Karen Brewin on Instagram: "It’s been about 7 weeks since I put this aside and started making masks with a few friends. 7 weeks and 1,800 masks later I finally took a break to finish it up. - My Tipsy Triangle Quarantine Quilt. - The triangles are made from 2 charm packs I didn’t really like and one fabric that was destined to be masks. I didn’t like it until I started laying out the squares. Playing with the shapes was so fun! I tried to continue the improv-ness into the quilting but didn’t…

It’s no mystery that I love striped fabric! I mean, the design possibilities are endless. Just this week, I found yet another use for my beloved stripes, and I’m excited to share!I made some striped “woven” diamond blocks as fill-in blocks for a quilt, and they turned out so well that I am already working on them in a few more sizes.Here is what you will need to make a mirror image set of these blocks. I cut two strips from my striped fabric, one 6½” wide and the other 4⅝” wide. I kept the…

Quilt Pattern

I’m excited to announce the release of Paperdrop, a quilt pattern that I developed in partnership with Latifah Saafir for the launch of her new HuRTy ruler. Latifah approached me awhile ago t…

Half square triangles are a popular component in many different quilt designs. Learn a fun, new way to make them using a technique known as tube quilting- Ashley Hough shows you how. To use the method of tube quilting to make half square triangles, you must first start with two strips of fabric. You can either cut a strip of fabric your desired width or you can use a pre-cut strip of fabric. Ashley uses a pre-cut strip of fabric known as a jelly roll for this tube quilting demonstration.

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“This quilt is based on a novel flooring pattern I discovered and instantly knew it would communicate well as a quilt. The slight difference in blues helps to add texture to the quilt, all while making the colors of the zig zag pop. The quilt is constructed with minimal math, in a way that ensures […]

Ok, finally! Look what I have for you… a quick little tutorial on how to construct the scrappy triangle blocks I used in my Nautical quilt. A few things before we start… this tutorial w…

Adjust the Size of the HSTs by Changing the Width of the Strips! Most methods for making half-square triangles start with square pieces of fabric. You can make two, four and even eight identical HSTs at a time starting with two same-sized squares. But, have you ever wanted to make half-square triangles from 2 1/2″ …

Welcome back to our Summer of Sewing tutorials here at Inspired by Fabric! We'll be featuring regular tutorials as part of our Summer of Sewing series, all using our newest fabric lines that you can find at your local quilt shop! Our tutorials will include a chance to win a bundle of the fabric line being used, so make sure to enter each time! This week and next, we'll be sharing tutorials to make a lap-sized quilt top using a Dryad strip set plus additional yardage. This week we'll…