3d quilts

Simplifed 3D Patterns by Ruth Ann Bery

Shadow Block Mini Quilt This Shadow Block Mini Quilt designed by Debora of Studio Dragonfly, The Tutorial is available for free. Full Post: How To Make A Shadow Block Quilt

I would like to tell you how to make the fun little lattice diamond I used in this month’s article (Color Considerations for Scrap Quilts). I started with four 1 ½” strips 13 ½ inches long. (if you stagger the strips as I show in the pictures you can use shorter strips). The full pattern

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When two of my favorite things come together, life is Wonderful! As those who follow me know, I love, love, love Kaffe Fassett fabrics. (As my goddaughter said the other day while shopping for fabric with me, why would anyone use any other fabrics? I have her brainwashed, too! :D) In addition, I really like MC Escher's art. It fascinates me. So, when I found a kit with an Escher design, made with Kaffe fabrics, it was a no-brainer. This is the second Escher design I've made and I love them…

Learn how you can make 3d quilts with special placing of your fabric, colors and designs.

so this post is kind of a cheater finish it up friday. you see, i have finished procrastinating and i am finishing my christmas sewing projects. here are my wips that will be finishes before christmas. i am sharing them with you all so i can hold myself accountable. matthew finished wearing braces. nice safety glasses. i finished organizing my game closet. i did not make this blanket, but i want to!! here are my blocks i started. each hexagon took me 30 minutes to make. i am hating and…

OMG this looks awesome at first sight, but it’s gorgeous!!! Stunning colors and design.🤗 😍Pattern found here: criativepatterns.com/interwoven-bigger-quilt/

I made a 3D hexagon a while ago (you can checkout the tutorial below), and I’m making another one again but this time it uses 3 strips of fabric instead of 2 and the 3D effect is one layer deeper so t

I got hooked on origami sometime after Math Craft admin Cory Poole posted instructions for creating modular origami, but I had to take a break to finish a quilt I've been working on for a while now. It's my first quilt, and very simple in its construction (straight up squares, that's about it), but it got me thinking about the simple geometry and how far you could take the design to reflect complex geometries. Below are a few cool examples I found online.