Sewing themed quilt blocks

Ten quilt patterns you can make to express your love of sewing!

Sewing Machine, Pincushion, Scissors, Thread and Rotary Cutter Quilt Block PDF Instant Download Quilt Pattern 6 inch and 12 inch block Instructions. Set of 3 patterns--15% savings by buying as a set. What this pattern features: Pattern includes instructions and measurements for 6 inch and 12 inch finished blocks and includes written instructions as well as colored graphics to guide you as you construct the blocks. All of my quilt patterns are made using traditional machine piecing….no paper…

Discover our Spool Quilt Patterns roundup, showcasing creative designs perfect for quilters of all levels. Get inspired and start stitching!

And this is where I went wrong and skimmed over the part in the instructions which said to trim down the panels....ooops.

Use our three free quilt block patterns to start making your own handmade quilt. Follow our tutorial and start sewing today.

Classic Quilt blocks have been sewn for centuries, are easy to recognise and are every quilters favorite. Let's celebrate these gorgeous blocks and add them to our quilting projects! It's the final week of my Spool Classic Quilt Blocks series, and to end the month long celebration I thought I'd share some of my favorite Spool quilts to inspire you. There are so many pretty Spool quilts out there and it was difficult to narrow it down to just a few. I think these examples show how this simple…

I'm so excited to share the blocks I created for the Sew Out Loud Quilt Along. You can find the first pattern here - "Design Studio."...

From Craftsy: Sewology is a block-of-the-month pattern that features 12 of my most favorite sewing essentials! Every month, from September 15th, 2017 - August 15th, 2018, a new block pattern will be available to download from the Sewology folder in your pattern library. By the time the 12 months are over, you’ll have enough blocks to make your very own Sewology quilt.

Every year my little group of sewing friends meets for dinner at a local restaurant where we give a quilt as a gift to each other. The first year we drew names but now we just have a rotation. We each make one quilt, usually wall hanging size, to give. Through the years we have had friends come and go. Usually they moved away or their lives became busy. We now have a solid 6 who participate every year and have from the beginning. Here are some photos, although not good ones, of this year. I…