Bird block quilt patterns

EPIC FAIL! Darn! Pin It WeEkly #204! Fleur de Lis Quilts celebrates its fourth AnnIversary of Pin It Weekly in only 3 weeks! we were shooting for 25 pins a week... but I missed last week. Life got in the way, so to speak. I was thinking of trying to make two posts this week, but that won't be quite the same. It's a good thing I hedged a little, I think. Maybe my Mary-math just works the way I need it to. Regardless, no matter how many pins I count, the big day will come, right? My first pin…

I've decided to break up the student birds into two quilts. This way the quilts will be able to fit to hang in smaller spaces for display, and it when I teach a class, there will be two quilts in the room instead of just one. Putting disparate blocks together is tricky. It's adding fabrics to one side or another, trimming the blocks so the edges are straight and square, inserting the occasional set-in square and basically winging it. Here is the top third of the quilt in process. Here I have…

Bird Quilt Pattern Tutorial 2 Styles Technique: Quilt Skill Level: Intermediate Darling little birds flutter across the surface of this beautiful quilt, making it perfect...

The photo above © IrynaQuilt I love birds, I will try making this quilt panel. Craftyattic shows you how to create this beautiful flying bird quilt panel. Full Post: Flying Bird

This bright bird block pattern is one of nine quilt blocks that make up a charming mini quilt called “Birds on a Fence”. The pattern (for the entire quilt) appeared in McCall’s Qu…

What’s the old saying…”Birds of a Feather Flock Together”? That is certainly the case with these five free quilt block patterns. Each bird is lovelier than the n…

Transform your fabric scraps into a colorful flock with the new Pretty Bird Quilt Block from The Sewing Loft. Easy to make and available in 2 sizes. | The Sewing Loft

August was a great month for sewing. With all our kids having flown the nest long ago (and now sending THEIR kids off to school), our focus was just enjoying the summer, family, the garden, hobbies, and - in Bruce’s case - work. Yes, he really loves his post-retirement job at The Leonardo museum where he is the Resident Engineer. It keeps him out of trouble (and my hair) for 4 days a week. :-) I completed three quilts, all of which were near the final stages at the beginning of the month…