Millefiori quilts

When I saw Willyne Hammerstein’s quilt many years ago, I knew I had to do it! The pattern was beautiful, although I didn’t really like the c...

I've been working on my Ballet with Kaffe quilt recently. This quilt didn't see a lot of action in 2018, but I'm certainly giving it all my...

You can make Willyne’s exquisite designs with Inklingo. Printing the shapes on fabric makes these complex settings possible for more quilters. Use the search bar (above) to find articles about each of the designs. This is the Main Millefiori Quilts Page. (More “Main Pages”) All prices are in US… - Quilt with Inklingo

Posts about New Hexagon Millefiore Quilt-Along written by Elizabeth E.

About a month ago I dug out my Cobweb Quilt that I'd started in a class with Chris Kenna on 1 April 2017 - almost exactly a year ago. This p...

Katie on Instagram: "Better look at my finished La Passacaglia quilt top. She is 80 inches by 90 inches and I have NO IDEA where I’m gonna put her when she’s done. I’m so thrilled with how this quilt turned out and I’m forever thankful to Pink Door Fabrics for organizing this Block of the Month program. This pattern is by Willyne Hammerstein from her book Millefiori Quilts. It’s called millefiori because it looks like Venetian millefiori glass, literally translated to “thousand flowers.” It…

Shirley Mooney, of Don't Wait to Create blog, and I gave our Millefiori Quilts presentation to Capital Quilters, Wellington, NZ on Saturday. There were about 100 people there, and they were very interested in the Millefiori Quilts books, and the la passacaglia pattern that we are both making. Many people came and had a close look at our rosettes during the afternoon tea break. That's me, talking about my quilts We had a prepared a Powerpoint presentation showing how we select our fabrics…

On Saturday 8th September, the Bainbridge Island Modern Quilt Guild hosted the 6th annual Quilt Fest in downtown Winslow. A couple of weeks ago, I posted some overview pictures. Last week’s b…

Wild is the Wind is one of the patterns in Millefiori Quilts by Willyne Hammerstein. I think this is the PERFECT design for anyone who is looking for a portable project! It is simple to choose fabric because you only need three.

I’ve been in touch with numerous English Paper Piecers working on the La Passacaglia Quilt, and they have all said that getting started was the hardest part. In this post Ill provide a step by step…