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A formation dance team made up of stars!
The stars in the second design look as though they are trying to imitate a major star.
read moreMake quick Christmas Quilts with 12-inch Quilt Blocks that you forgot you had! Simple layouts translate into fast gifts or holiday decor.
Last Saturday, after writing a pattern I decided I wanted to spend the rest of the day sewing. I actually wanted to see if I could make a quilt with some test blocks I had. You know that when I test blocks I try to use similar fabrics for many of them so, down the line, I can just put them together into a quilt. That was my mood that day.
The quilt above was the first one ...
read moreHere are 2 Free Quilt Patterns to Download Now! Both with jewel tones – perfect as gifts or to add color to your home decor. Choose from a panel quilt or a row-by-row design, or make the two projects.
Swan Lake Quilt #1
I designed two quilts (click on their names to download them) for the Swan Lake collection by David Stavitzski for Blank Quilting. The fabrics will be in stores in July, so read on for all the details because they are a must-have! The more I look at the prints, the more I remember the cloisonné earrings I love ...
read moreI have been making good progress on all of my current scrap quilts, but I thought I would share with you today my pink star blocks.
I love the first design for today.
The blocks shine, and so does the quilting.
Love the second one too, for the same reasons I love the first one.
The last design is interesting, but one of the first two is the winner for today. You can choose which one.
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Love it, love it, love it!
A bit too busy, but I do like it, but it is not my favourite for today.
I have just noticed that i have used Mum’s favourite colour, purple, Dad’s favourite green, and Viv rather liked pink when she was little. The combination is one of my favourite combinations.
Jinny Beyer is my favourite quilter, and her use of colour is wonderful.
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The Star for Selina block is in full colour in the centre of the design above, and all the other blocks are the same block designs with some pieces left out. Look closely and you can see where the seam lines should be … I would use those lines as quilting lines.
I like stars on a dark background … after all, we cannot see stars during the day when the sun is shining.
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Download today this free quilting pattern that I designed for Moda Fabrics and begin making a beautiful and easy Christmas quilt for the perfect Holiday home decor! It will look fantastic by the mantel or as a table topper – you decide!
Starry Eve
“Starry Eve” measures 59-1/2″ x 59-1/2″, the blocks finish at 20-1/2″, and the center block is machine appliqued. The gorgeous fabrics are from the Poinsettias and Pine Metallic collection by Moda Fabrics. It has all our favorite traditional holiday colors, with aqua for added brightness.
This Christmas quilt pattern is ideal to display all ...
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