Film at five quilt pattern

Film at Five quilt

First off, this pattern is from the blog of Wedding Dress Blue, and I have had my eye on it for some time. The start of this project is described in this post. Continuing on is described in this post. Well in this time of COVID-19 I soldiered on and finished all the sashing, used up almost all my unbleached muslin on hand, and now have a top: In my messy sewing corner of the basement. A closeup of the vintage feedsack and other fabrics: I used 2 inch squares to start, so each square is 1.5…

A long time ago I posted a link to a free pattern called "Film at Five", and I just finished my version. I always use my scraps as leaders and enders, and I decided to dig into the 1 1/2" scraps instead of 2 1/2" in the original pattern. The other day I watched several

Welcome back to my blog! I have been very busy in my day job but I have a finish to report. In looking back at my blog entries I found that I started this Film at Five project (Pattern from Wedding Dress Blue Blog) in Spring of 2020, in the heart of Covid lockdown. I used scraps and pieces of vintage fabric, and for background I used unbleached muslin that was left over from quilt backs. No stores were open so I had to dig through my off cuts to get enough for the size I wanted. Here is the…

I have the best blog readers…I know I say that all the time but it is totally true. Recently in a stash report I told you all about how a friend of mine stopped over and gave me these. I was…

I made this quilt last year and it still remains one of my favorites! The quilt is from the Two by Four tutorial by @filminthefridge. Lately, I’ve been considering making super scrappy kits for it. There are 56 blocks made of two fabrics each, so there would be 112 different fabrics. But before I take this on, I’m wond

Another example of the fun to be had with scraps! 2-1/2″ squares are one of my standard scrap cuts. By regularly cutting scrap a little at a time, I always have materials ready when inspira…

Dive into the delightful world of quilting with the Free Five & Dime Quilt Pattern! Perfect for quilters of all levels, this pattern brings simplicity and creativity together in a fun weekend project.

Hi, all! Well, I'm very glad to be back with a Make-A-List Monday post - I really missed having that list last week! Instead I participated in the Around the World blog hop - a lot of fun but I should have made my list and posted it somewhere! So let's see how I did on the list from two weeks ago... 1. Quilt a top for a friend - another commission going towards the adoption fund! Done! This was a beautiful set of antique blocks my friend put together, and it was a joy to quilt! 2. Quilt and…