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9-Patchtastic and Other Diversions from From the Strawberry Patch...

Back in "the day" (2012) Moda Fabrics hosted a "Bakeshop" Blog that included wonderful, free to download, patterns each week. One of my favorites was a pattern that utilized Layer Cakes, those stacks of 40+ ten inch square pieces comprising an entire fabric line, it was called 9-Patchtastic. I pieced this one at that time; here it is pictured on the quilting frame last week, it had hung as a

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 2 months, 3 weeks ago. under cross stitch , moda bakeshop , ufo's

9-Patchtastic and Other Diversions from From the Strawberry Patch...

Back in "the day" (2012) Moda Fabrics hosted a "Bakeshop" Blog that included wonderful, free to download, patterns each week. One of my favorites was a pattern that utilized Layer Cakes, those stacks of 40+ ten inch square pieces comprising an entire fabric line, it was called 9-Patchtastic. I pieced this one at that time; here it is pictured on the quilting frame last week, it had hung as a

added by Mrs. Goodneedle 2 months, 3 weeks ago. under cross stitch , moda bakeshop , ufo's

The Toddler Quilt from Dizzy Quilts

Back in April, I told you about a stack of charm square packs I found in my sewing room and how I wanted to use them up. I did make a few charm square quilts over the last few months and I would like to share with you my latest one!

This is the Toddler Quilt by Patty Wright for the Moda Bakeshop. I made this pattern once before, for a work friend's baby boy. It is really fun to sew up and really quick too.

I used charm squares from the Simply Style collection by V and Co ...

added by Izzy 4 years, 5 months ago. under baby quilt , charm squares , fmq , moda bakeshop

A Weekender Finish from Dizzy Quilts

At the risk of sounding like a one-trick pony, I made another charm square quilt. I'd forgotten how much fun these are to sew - there is usually very little cutting and all the fabrics go together well! The quilt I'm sharing with you today is from a pattern I've used once before, almost 8 years go now. It's from another tutorial from the Moda Bakeshop (I used to get most of the patterns I sewed from the Moda Bakeshop back in the day).

Just like many of the charm packs I've used recently, these colours ...

added by Izzy 4 years, 10 months ago. under 2020fal , charm squares , fmq , lap quilt , moda bakeshop

Line Dance Quilt Finish from Dizzy Quilts

I'm back with yet another charm square quilt! I can't believe how many of those charm packs I still have in my stash - many of which I probably will never use. However, I just love the colours in this one - Summersville Spring by Lucie Summers for Moda.

The pattern is one I downloaded forever ago from the Moda Bakeshop - it is called "Line Dance" and was designed by Kathy Mack from Pink Chalk Studios. This was a really quick quilt to sew together, especially if you don't over-think the placement of each charm square. I think I ...

added by Izzy 4 years, 11 months ago. under 2020fal , baby quilt , charm squares , finish , fmq , moda bakeshop , sewing my stash

Some Old Patterns, Some New Patterns from SEW, RIP, SEW

I'm still doing donation quilts but just haven't posted any for a while.

Two more quilts made with fruits and vegetables.

I mentioned before that fat quarters multiply in the cupboard because I still have more of these fabrics and will probably make more food quilts in the future.

I was looking for something in one of my storage towers and came across these flying geese blocks. I don't know what I was saving them for so I sorted them because there were two different sizes and added a few more and made two quilts.

The binding ...

added by Peggy 7 years, 2 months ago. under american quilter , binding , donation quilt , flying geese , jewel toss , moda bakeshop , project linus , scrap quilts , shoo fly , tulips

Some Old Patterns, Some New Patterns from Sew, Rip, Sew

I'm still doing donation quilts but just haven't posted any for a while.

Two more quilts made with fruits and vegetables.

I mentioned before that fat quarters multiply in the cupboard because I still have more of these fabrics and will probably make more food quilts in the future.

I was looking for something in one of my storage towers and came across these flying geese blocks. I don't know what I was saving them for so I sorted them because there were two different sizes and added a few more and made two quilts.

The binding ...

added by Peggy 7 years, 2 months ago. under american quilter , binding , donation quilt , flying geese , jewel toss , moda bakeshop , project linus , scrap quilts , shoo fly , tulips

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