Delectable mountain quilt

This is one of those blocks that looks hard and time consuming to make. But if you watch this 2 minute videos you’ll see how that’s just an illusion. How to make a delectable mountains …

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Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.

These three Delectable Mountain table runners were done using Bonnie Hunters method. So much fun I couldn't stop after the first one! Although her method is used for making a quilt I decided to try it as a runner. She uses a light and dark square cut on the diagonal and sew for an HST, then re-cut into strips, rearrange and sew together. The green one on the left is made using all batiks. The aqua one is batik with a regular white tone on tone cotton fabric. And the closeup of the freehand…

A few years ago my friend Jen and I got together and dyed some fabrics with Indigo. We had some sheets and some PFD (prepared for dyeing) fa...

Delectable Mountains is the latest addition to the Classic & Vintage Quilt series hosted by fat quarter Shop. Jennifer, of Never Just Jennifer, made this rendition as part of the blog hop launc…

I mentioned the Bucket List Club for a reason. Yep, February is for the Delectable Mountains block. This block is lots of fun to sew and design with. There are several different construction methods for this block and different sizes. Here are links to a few of my favorite ones: This page illustrates a more historical, traditional block and construction http://www.patternsfromhistory.com/pioneer_patterns/delectable-mountains.htm This page illustrates construction of a 9 inch finished…

This quilt tutorial explains how to make a Delectable Mountain block while taking you on a journey through the Rocky Mountains.

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