Strip and flip quilt pattern

Quilting should be fun and we give you easy quilting projects, quick quilting how-to tutorials, and commentary to keep you smiling till the very last stitch.

Explore quiltnpam's 48 photos on Flickr!

Have you ever wondered how to make a string quilt? These string quilt patterns will show you how to get started! We listed 21 beautiful string quilt patterns.

Making a quilt can be a bit pricey, especially when you consider sending it to be quilted once you've finished piecing the top. If you are a DIY kind of gal, then this quilting method will definitely appeal. Here's how to make it: Using anywhere between 3 and 16 different fabrics cut the following strips: Three 6" x 42" Two 5" x 42" Four 4" x 42" Five 3" x 42" Two 2" x 42" Lay them out on the ground in a random pleasing pattern. Then, cut a backing fabric (you may need to piece it) 45" x 60"…

Since we are all stuck at home madly sewing every last scrap together ;) hahaha! Impossible I know! I thought I would post this scrap binding tutorial from a little while back… just in case you can’t get to the store to buy binding to match all those newly finished quilts! Here is a great way to use every last scrap no matter how skimpy the size. I have the hardest time throwing away odd sized strips… you know the ones left at the end of your yardage once you’ve cut all your 2½” strips (or…

A simple but beautiful rag quilt adapted from an easy Internet tutorial. Learn how to make it.

Looking for scrappy strip quilt patterns? Here ya go! The first question would be - got scraps?! I bet you do!

I came up with this little idea earlier in the week when I was designing some new blocks. I had been thinking about some different ways to use precuts and got to thinking about string blocks - string blocks have been very popular for the last little bit (you can see some beautiful examples here, here, and here) and I thought that precuts (namely honey bun strips) would make them even easier. However, this thinking led to even more thinking about what I could do to make some string blocks…

I've finished my 5th quilt and I'm super thrilled with how it's turned out!!! Not only do I love how it looks, but I can see, oh, so much progress in the construction of this quilt. My inspiration came from Cluck Cluck Sew's Strip and Flip Baby Quilt tutorial. I just loved Allison's quilt as soon as I first saw it. The design looked as if it would be relatively easy to piece and it was. At 47" x 78", my quilt is much larger and instead of cutting strips of fabric, I used a jelly roll…

After my post on the Stitch and Flip baby quilts last week I had a few emails asking about the process so thought I would share it in a tutorial to keep on my sidebar. Even since I got my longarm I have wanted to try this method as I knew it would be a fast method to making comfort quilts for charities. I recently purchases a cute fabric collection called Precious from the Fabric Shack, it was only $4.98/yd. I bought 1/2 yard cuts of 7 fabrics and cut each fabric into one 6” strip WOF and…