On the fence quilt pattern

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Picket Fence Quilt by Beth!, a diy craft post from the blog Busy Hands Quilts, written by Bloglover &Myra @ Busy Hands Quilts on Bloglovin’

While the Pink Version of this quilt was given away to a friend, I am keeping the red version for us. For my version I didn't use any sashing between the blocks--just a slightly different look than the pink quilt. My 11 yr. old son helped me arrange the blocks and get it so that none of the strips were touching another strip of that same fabric. It was like solving a puzzle. We finally got it down to one last block and it just wasn't working. I even had 2 extras made and none of them would…

Over 20 different ways to make a rail fence quilt with these free patterns. Also includes patterns you can purchase.

Quilting and quilt blocks can become kind of intimidating. They can have so many parts, and compicated seams and shapes...... it is nice to have a quilt block that you can whip up in 15 minutes.

This quick Rail Fence baby quilt tutorial is beginner-friendly. Uses strip-piecing shortcuts for fast assembly. Perfect for 2.5" precuts (Jelly Rolls).

The contrast of the white-on-white background of this baby quilt with the rainbow of 30s reproduction fabrics makes me think of summer time and lovely warm days. Imagine spreading this quilt on the grass next to your lawn chair, stripping baby down to diaper only and letting the gentle sun warm that baby-soft skin for a short time. The Split Rail Fence blocks set on-point led to the precise piecing that lends a crispness to the design. Straight-line quilting in the center of the quilt…

Today I'm sharing a Picket Fence quilt in a beautiful floral fabric collection called Hand Picked First Light. This fabric collection is a combination of vibrant florals and fabrics woven with two co

For a couple of months now, I have been trying to land on a block design for my next Rainbow Scrap Challenge quilt. There were some types of fabric scraps I really wanted to focus on so I needed a block that had spaces for them. I wanted to clean out some scraps with multiple colors and low volumes that had a lot of color in them. I finally found a block that was going to work perfectly for what I wanted (thanks to Cathy and Diann). My blocks look very different than theirs because they are…