Patchwork quilts

5 Tips for making your patchwork quilts more interesting including using precut charm squares and pulling fabric (including Blenders) from your stash

How to Make an Easy Patchwork Quilt. It's easy and makes a great beginning quilt project.

One of our most loved/used quilts in our house is the Prairie Picnic quilt I made several years ago- it has the perfect amount of simplicity, crinkly goodness, and coverage. It was no question that I

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I made these two quilt tops for fall, the second one begin with the scraps from the first one. Then I had a baby... and now I’ve had some time to see again. So these two quilts are in the shop! Bo

Allison • Peony Pedal Quilts | A scrappy simple patchwork will always have my heart. I didn’t think too hard about pulling fabric scraps here. Just stuck to sage greens… | Instagram

Jeanette Smith on Instagram: "*SOLD* This cheerfully colored nine patch quilt is now finished and listed in my Etsy shop. This was such a fun make, and I love the floral backing as much as the joyful patchwork on the front. Link will be in my stories and highlights. #modernpatchwork #ninepatchquilt #patchwork #madeincanada #lapquilt #quiltforsale #stampstitchcreate #madeinnovascotia"

Our love for bows is without bounds! We simply had to create a patchwork to pay homage to one of our favourite shapes of the season Featuring gorgeous bows patched from small squares in a mix of Liberty prints Finished with a scalloped bound edge all the way around, this is a hero piece for the b

The Oak Steps Cabin Quilt is a traditional hand made quilt, made with a variety of cotton fabrics. The design features a playful arrangement of patterned period fabrics in the courthouse steps style made popular in 1800s. The courthouse style is a variation of the iconic log cabin quilt design. The colors range from soft earthy palette of olive, rust, rose pink and lake blue on an elegant foundation of natural browns, ecru and umber. The quilt has a warm ecru cotton backing with a chestnut…

This little quilt is a celebration of the whimsical autumn favourite...the red spotted toadstool. It is made with patchwork, applique and hand quilting to create lots of texture and give a rustic feel. It is a throw size quilt but can easily be made into a larger quilt by increasing the number of blocks. Perfect for cosy fall days! Size: 38in x 32in (96.52 x 81.28cm) approx