Envelope quilt block pattern

This month’s Block Lotto is all about letters and envelopes! (Anna’s blocks) We’re making paper pieced blocks, and if you’ve never done paper piecing before, don’t wor…

Becca's Envelope Tutorial I'm not really sure if this is technically foundation piecing, but what ever it is, I hope...

I have been admiring these adorable envelope blocks from around the internet for some time now. 1. Received from Natalie, 2. SWAK Swap envelope for Pam, 3. SWAK envelopes received, 4. Nearly done ....., 5. SWAK Envelope for Ginny, 6. SWAK Block -Received from Ginny, 7. SWAK Blocks for Rachel, 8. Sweet Giraffe - SWAK ...continue reading →

Express Post (Quilt) Block Party Week 4! Continuing our “block party” in celebration of National Quilt Month, artist, designer, quilt maker and Spoonflower Ambassador Andrea Tsang Jackson of 3rd Story […]

Ta da! My Envelope quilt is done! I decided to make 3 more blocks to give me a nice 9 -block wallhanging. One of my favorite stores is Paper Source and a picture from their catalogue was the inspiration for this quilt along with this quilt on flickr. I think it would be adorable hanging over a console table in an entryway or in an office (a very cute office!) The quilting was simple. Straight lines on the solid fabrics, a grid on the print and loopy-loops on the background. I found the…

Feeling Stitchy was very kindly asked by InPost UK to take part in their #crafttheparcel, you may have seen my tweets about it on Feel...

Back to Maria's quilt. I decided I really wanted to include a personal note of some kind to her, and what better way than to have it in an envelope? After a bit of thought I went for a fabric 'card' rather than a note. So, I'll try and give you an idea of how I made both. But please be warned, this is going to be very lengthy, so if you have no interest in making anything along these lines then just skip through to the end! But for anyone interested, I'll start with the 'card'. Two pieces of…

Quilting has always been a favorite hobby of mine and I've already done a lot of projects before. I have tried making quilts with busy patterns and loud colors, so this time, I wanted to try something simple and easy on the eyes. Luckily, I found this video tutorial by SewVeryEasy on YouTube! The result

When I saw this week's project, I wasn't really sure I had a use for it. But I decided to go ahead and make a little envelope block and see ...

The Whirlwind Quilt Block goes by a bunch of other names - Modern Envelope, Twin Sisters, Water Wheel, etc, etc. The traditional Whirlwind quilt block uses only 2 colors but this variation uses 4 fabrics. I'll show you 2 different ways to sew this block together and talk about another way that I've seen online.