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Simple Quilts from Me and My Sister Designs: Easy as 1, 2, 3
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Traditional Patchwork Quilt Patterns: 27 Easy-to-Make Designs with Plastic Templates (Dover Quilting)
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How to Make a Quilt – Simple Sampler Quilt Pattern
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Super Simple Crochet Stitch Patterns
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Simple Hand Quilting Patterns: Basic Quilting Techniques and Guide for Beginners
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Jelly Roll Jam: Simple Quilts Made With 2-1/2" Strips
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Patchwork Quilt Patterns
If you’re brand new to quilting, then you’ll fall completely in love with this simple and beginner-friendly patchwork tutorial. This Summer Rain Picnic Quilt Tutorial uses traditional patchwork and 5 inch squares to create a throw quilt that’s ideal for days at the beach or family picnics in the park. Made in beautiful shades of ocean blue, meadow green, and slate gray, this DIY picnic quilt pieces together quickly and uses flannel for batting, making it a great way to recycle any old flannel sheets you’ve got stored in your linen closet. Relax in your quilt studio with this beginner quilt tutorial that’s the perfect compliment to your summer schedule.
Halloween Quilt Patterns
From ghosts to pumpkins, these not-so-spooky halloween quilt block patterns from some talented makers are sure to make your next quilt spooktacular! Best of all, they are all free, which is the be…
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Baby Quilt Patterns
If you’ve been searching for a quick last minute gift idea, then you’ll love this Simple Quilted Blankets Tutorial. Made using lightweight gauze fabric, these beginner blankets are super soft and cuddly, and make great DIY blankets for kids. With only a little cutting and some pre-made binding, you can design a stunning baby blanket that’s perfect for your next baby shower or for welcoming your new grandbaby. These easy quilted blankets can be completed in just a few hours and come with a downloadable template for the corner curves, so that you can design a picture perfect blanket with ease. Take a break from stressful quilting projects and design something quick and simple with this tutorial.
Scrap Quilt Patterns
Don’t blink or you will miss piecing together this absurdly fast quilt pattern. Using big pieces and a four patch design, the Freaky Fast Four Patch Quilt is truly a quick quilt. You will not believe how quickly you create this quilt. If you are on the lookout for a last-minute gift ideas, this is the pattern for you. In fact, this free quilting tutorial is so fast that you could make it the morning of your BFF’s birthday or you and your hubby’s anniversary and no one would ever know. It is just that quick!
Strip Quilt Patterns Free
Try out the tube method of strip quilting by creating a beautiful and bright quilt that can be customized for any season with this Diagonal Strip Quilt Tutorial. This easy strip quilt tutorial shows you how to piece together diamond blocks and comes with a handy size chart, so that you can design a baby quilt for your little one or a bed quilt for yourself. This strip quilt is perfect for jelly rolls, and is an easy and simple way to piece together diagonal blocks. This jelly roll quilt is ideal for quilters used to working with stretchy bias edges
, so if you’ve been looking for a quilt challenge, this is the project for you. Brighten up your living space with a beautiful new bed quilt with this classic \u003ca href=\
Quilting – Straight Stitch Tutorials
Finish your quilt top using straight diagonal lines. Changing the spacing and angles takes it from traditional to modern.
