One really cute quilt block pattern is the flip flop. This simple pattern makes a great addition to your quilt collection or a delightful gift that keeps you thinking of summer all year long.
This is a page about making quilt square pillows. Larger quilt squares are perfect for making throw pillows.
Traditionally a quilt is made of fabric layers that are stitched together. However, you can make a paper "quilt" as an art or school project display or even as a gift or wall decoration. This is a page about making a paper "quilt".
This is a page about squaring up a half square triangle quilt block. Squaring up a quilt block is an important part of preparing your quilt top.
This is a page about making half square triangle quilt blocks. Half square triangle quilt blocks (HST) are a common component of patchwork quilts.
This page contains quilt photos. Sharing your quilting crafts through photos not only immortalizes them but also can provide inspiration to other quilters.
This page contains baby quilt ideas. Patchwork, fleece and even rags can be assembled into cozy comforters for a newborn baby to grow with.
This is a page about rag quilt patterns. Rag quilts unlike traditional pieced quilts have exposed seam allowances on the front side and traditional seams on the back. The assembly of the quilt top also differs from a typical patchwork quilt.
This is a page about finding WonderArt stamped cross stitch quilt blocks. These vintage kits were manufactured by Fixler Bros., Inc.
This is a page about making wax crayon quilt blocks. Inexpensive wax crayons can be used to decorate fabric that can then be made into unique quilt blocks.
This is a page about making a lap quilt. The smaller size of a lap quilt makes it perfect for snuggling under on a chilly evening. The pattern can be as simple or intricate as you like.
This is a page about scrap quilt ideas. Quilting has traditionally been a craft where you could use up scrap fabrics.
This cross stitched quilting on gingham checkered fabric creates a beautiful lacy appearance. This page is about making a chicken scratch quilt.
This is a page about making a quilt staging wall. A staging wall is very handy for designing and completing your quilt.
This is a page about calculating quilt yardage. Before starting your quilt you might want to calculate the yardage needed for the various components, such as blocks and borders.
This is a page about frugal quilt backing ideas. Making quilts has often been in part about frugality and using up fabric and clothing, so saving money on the backing fits right into that tradition.
This page is about saving money on quilt batting. New batting for your quilting project can be expensive.
This is a page about making a sports jersey quilt. A great memory quilt can be made for your sports enthusiast or athlete from a sports jersey collection.
This is a page about making a paper pieced quilt. Paper piecing has become a popular way to piece a quilt top.
This is a page about making a postcard quilt. The term postcard quilt can actually apply to several quilt types. You may want to try you hand at a quilt top pieced with 4 by 6 inch rectangles. Another possibility is to create a unique mini quilt that is actually sent as a greeting. Some quilters make varying sized applique quilts commemorating their travels. Create your own postcard.
This is a page about making a quilt out of clothing. An inexpensive way to make a quilt is by using old clothing.
This is a page about making a memory quilt. Memory quilts can be made from a variety of clothing fabrics, providing a beautiful memory that can also keep you warm.
This is a page about binding a quilt. One of the finishing steps when making a quilt it to bind the edges. This thin strip of fabric can be difficult to sew.
