Lattice quilt

Updated version of the very popular Lattice Quilt pattern. Perfect for 10" precuts. made with the Notting Hill fabric collection.

Hello quilting friends! Today I’m happy to share a new tutorial with you, the Fat Quarter Lattice Quilt. In December I shared my original version of the quilt with you, promising that I would foll…

I'm a bit overdue sharing this quilt, but I didn't forget! Latitude Lattice is one of two gift quilts I made for the end of the school year. I used a jelly roll of Kate Spain's Latitude fabric, and Kati from The Blue Chair's Lattice quilt tutorial . (Kati provides a free template download r

Bed Quilts Don’t Get Much Easier Than This! This utterly charming quilt comes in four different sizes – throw, twin, queen, and king – making it a great choice when you need to complete a bed-sized quilt quickly. It would also be gorgeous used as a tablecloth. The designer, Amy Smart, created this pattern for …

Today I have one of my go-to charity quilt patterns for you! Here is the latest one I made using this pattern. If you want to make this scrappy, like I did, then you will need 48 6" squares (other sizes of squares will work too). I like to keep the strips consistent when I'm doing scrappy squares so you'll need 1/2 yard of fabric for the strips. These are cut 1.5" by 9.5" and you will need 48 of them. The finished size of the quilt above is 33" by 44". If you don't want to do the blocks…

Photo above © Nightingale QuiltsThis quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Lattice Block

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I have been working on some baby quilts to keep around for gifts. My supply was down to one quilt and that is just too low! This quilt pattern is from a Missouri Star Quilt Company's video tutorial and fabric from V and Co's line called Simply Style The Missouri Star video was easy to follow and if you are not fond of this pattern, there is many more tutorials available at the Missouri Star You Tube Channel. I used a charm back, a Moda solid called Snow, a bit of yardage for the borders and…

Hi friends! Today I'm sharing a fun quilt I made with some blocks I received in a block swap. This was a project I participated in with my local quilt group. We do swaps a few times a year. This time, our swap coordinator sent out some simple instructions for these lattice blocks along with some earth-tone color palette pictures for inspiration. We swapped sets of 40 blocks each month for 3 months. We could swap more than one set if we wanted to...but I only did one set each month. That gave…

Throwback Thursday: Lattice Quilt – Missouri Star Blog