Hexagon puff quilt

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In my last post, I gave you a tutorial for making "puff" or "biscuit" quilts. Many of you commented that you remembered these from the 60's and 70's. Well, everything old is new again, as they say! I remember them also. We got as far as making the top, but now I'll show you how to put a back on it. (At the bottom of this post, I'll show you one made with much larger squares and a more adult color scheme.) I chose a washable satin for my backing because I loved the look and feel of it with…

Pictures - Patty's Biscuit Quilts - One of the ladies recently shared her puff quilt and asked to see a photo and template of my biscuit quilts so here they are. The white one is a queen size that is about 2 inches too narrow for our deep mattress but it fits our guest room bed perfectly. Originally I found the idea

Hexagons are becoming more and more popular by the day! They're not just a yarny trend, they're a major theme in interior design too. There are several free hexagon motif patterns out there (future roundup anyone?), but the motif is just the starting point - it's what you do with those pretty shapes that counts. And as long as you make enough of them, in the 'right' size for the pattern, the hexagons themselves are interchangeable! Here are some great free patterns for putting hexagons…

Hello! And thank you for your interest in the Ombre Puff Quilt. I have a few different resources for this quilt, so I wanted to list them separately to be sure that you are able to find exactly what you are looking for. :) Happy sewing!-Brittany Ombre Puff Full Tutorial - pattern, video, photos of my grandmother's quil

front and back pictures of the hexagon puff quilt im working on now.

Autumn-inspired puff quilt hand quilted by me. Cotton, flannel backing, poly-fill.