Quiltmakers 1000 blocks

A Great Gift for Moms and Gardeners! Most gardeners we know start dreaming of their gardens well before the cold weather is gone. Many begin to plan next year’s garden right after the holidays. What better treat for gardeners, and anyone who enjoys flowers, than this quilt to cheer those cold and gray winter and …

Tutorials - Squaring Up Quilt Blocks - [h=3]Squaring Up Quilt Blocks (Even If You Know How)[/h] I am working on a new quilt and have gotten to the squaring up stage. This is a good block to demonstrate a few tips on. It will be trimmed to 11 1/2 , sewn to 11 with a 1/4 seam allowance. Tip #1: Using painters tape, tape

The ROAD TO GRANDMA'S quilt block is a perfect choice for a quilting teacher to introduce students to three different pieced patches -- half square triangles, flying geese and the square in a square. All in all, this nine patch design is a wonderful learning tool.

Have you ever looked at a tumbling blocks tutorial and wondered how to sew all the tumbling block units together? Wonder no more! Smart tumbling blocks quilts are not actually constructed of lots of tumbling blocks. Do not sew all the tumbling blocks for your quilt until you have read this tutorial, or you may be disappointed.

When the Magic Quilt Block is made from a light and a dark fabric, it gives the illusion of being 3D. I really like the effect and it is so quick and easy to make. You will have a quilt done in no time at all. Watch the video below or scroll down for the step-by-step written instructions What Size is the Magic Quilt Block: The quilt block we have created measures 14' unfinished. What You Need From the dark fabric. cut: 1 - 10' square 2 - 10'x 2½' strips 2 - 14'x 2½' strips - dark From the

Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.

bluebirds wandering to and fro

Serendipity Stars from Quiltmakers 100 Blocks, vol.10, block #1000 by Corey Yoder, Robert Kaufman fabrics

Economy/ square in square quilt block tutorial. 2 different methods of making this block: Traditional piecing & Paper piecing! Detailed instructions for making all block sizes!