Signature blocks for quilts

Main - looking for signature quilt ideas - I would like to make a quilt for an upcoming family reunion and make a block for each family member to sign and date. Any ideas on a block design would be welcome. Thanks!

Signature or Memory Blocks - Free Quilt Block Design #4 to Print - Quilting

Multi Colored Signature Block Quilt Unfinished size is 44" by 44". Could add a border. The white rectangle areas are for signatures a...

For group two of the We Bee Learning bee we were asked to send a 5inch signature block along with our finished squares. There are quite a f...

Canton Village Quilt Works | Help Me Make a Signature Quilt- Block tutorial!

I've been seeing lots of quilt blog posts showing off their many finished quilts from 2014 and listing their goals for the year ahead. I am a little behind on reviewing the past year and making plans for 2015, but here goes! I was feeling like I hadn't accomplished much with my quilting last year, even though I spent lots of time sewing. However, as I review my lists of quilts started and finished, I am happy with my results and have made good progress on several projects. My biggest finish…

A few months ago, I was contacted by a family member to make a signature quilt for her wedding that was last weekend. Once we settled on the design or the quilt and picked out the fabric, the next step was figuring out which pens would give the best results. I set to the web to do some research. And I didn't find a whole lot. The one blog post that I found that was the most helpful was from Ebony of Love Bug Studios. I took her suggestions to test the ink on the fabrics, I bought several…

A lot got done on this quilt yesterday morning – the machine was stitching away. All of the blocks I have are now on the wall – I’m not sure how many more are coming – I have a spot for 3 mor…

Prior to leaving Germany, I requested signature blocks from my quilting friends in the Black Forest Quilt Guild and the Log Cabin Ladies of Esslingen. The pattern, “Picnic,” is the cove…

Has this ever happened to you where a quilty friend shares a link to a really cool technique and you "think" you've committed it to memory until you didn't? Yep, that's exactly what happened in this situation. I "thought" I had the technique all locked down in my memory and I was in my sewing room making a block when my block did NOT look like the block I had remembered. What happened?!!! Preface it to say, "my mistake" turned out to be better than the original!! Why? Because "my way"…