Memory quilt wall hanging ideas

A Quick and Easy Finish for a Pretty Block! Leftover quilt blocks can become works of art by simply framing them. They’ll be lovely on the wall near the quilt that they match, or hang one, or several together wherever you want. Framed blocks also make quick and inexpensive gifts that will be treasured for …

<p>Ringo is an English Springer Spaniel born with a cleft palate. With 24 hour care, he not only survived, but thrived. He is a beloved member of his family. His owner gave me permission to design this quilt from her photograph. The portrait Is&

Besides the pillow cover that I showed you in my last blog post, I have recently been testing another quilt pattern, “Strudel”, this time for Xanthe from Wife-Made. I have baked several strudels in the past, this was the first one I stitched up! I never felt a need for tassels in my home before ... Read More about It all started with a tassel…

Watch this sewing video and learn how to use photo transfers and scrap fabric to make a creative wall hanging to display your photos.

Learn how to make a family memory quilt. It's a particularly special, heartfelt project because it conveys such a strong personal message.

A memory quilt made from clothing items is the best way to use those fabric items while also creating a family heirloom you'll cherish for years to come. These 14 memory quilt ideas will help you create an amazing and unique quilt.

All the quilts displayed in the photos are examples of ones I have done in the past. They are there to help you imagine the quilt you would like to create. Family, where life begins love never ends. Surround the embroidered family tree with photos and embroidered sayings or maybe even birthdates or special occasions. Family name is embroidered on a 16x4 inch rectangle fabric. Family tree is embroidered on a 14x14 inch square. All other squares are photos or embroidery on a 4x4 inch square…

When a father dies, it can be difficult to discard their clothing with all the memories the patterns and colors might evoke. A popular idea is to upcycle that fabric into a new item of clothing, a quilt or wall hanging or another craft project.

This is Ellen’s Northwoods Memories quilt and the pattern is by Beth Ritter. You can find the pattern at Beth’s Etsy shop. Ellen beautifully hand embroidered each block using green floss on a batik background. She used a very light stabilizer on the back of each block keeping them nice and flat, great idea! She pieced a lovely variety of batiks in greens and browns for the sashing and borders. I cross hatched the embroidery blocks and stitched in the ditch in the rectangles using…

Looking for some awesome memory quilt ideas? Then this list has you covered. You'll find all kinds of ideas for your memory quilt.