Crazy block quilt patterns

Anita Goodesign Embroidery Machine Design CD Crazy Stitch Quilt Anita Goodesign Embroidery Machine Design CD Crazy Stitch Quilt Click images to enlarge Description Anita Goodesign Embroidery Machine Design CD Crazy Stitch Quilt If you love crazy quilting you will love this collection! We wanted to use our folded fabric technique with different traditional styles of stitches such as running stitches, herringbones, stem stitches, satin stitches, fly stitches, rosettes, and many more! First…

Well hello there! I'm back from glamping so it's time for Week 30 in our Vintage Block Along I'm sharing another ...

Welcome to week 3 of the Scrap Basket Quilt Along! It's finally cutting and sewing time! I apologize that I'm posting so late in the day. I was away on a quilt retreat all weekend (yay!) and I spent most of the day driving home. The good news is I had time to make my blocks for the quilt along over the weekend. It was FUN! (AND the perfect retreat project.) For today's installment of the quilt along, I will show you two simple ways to make a rail fence block. First, gather your fabrics based…

Easy quilts to make in a day. A lot of beautiful patterns, designs, and quilt ideas for you to make in one day only and the tips to finish it

Several folks have emailed and asked how I made the crazy blocks for the Vintage Windows quilt. A few suggested that I do a tutorial. Me? Well, I thought about it and decided it might be fun. So here goes. I think traditional crazy quilts are made on a foundation fabric. I tried that method and found it restrictive. First, I’ll say I’m not an expert. I just experimented one day and this is what I came up with and what I learned. A couple of things… 1. Use ¼ inch seams and trim edges straight…

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Hello and happy Monday! Today I’m happy to share a tutorial for how I make my favorite scrappy log cabin blocks! My directions are for my favorite size…an 8″ finished (8 ½″ unfinished) block. I like this size because it utilizes small pieces of fabric, it goes together quickly, and it’s a great size for […]

I finished my Woodland Whimsy quilt a couple of weeks ago and it's now hanging up in my house! I tried to get some good pictures but it gets weird shadows on it depending on what time of day I take them, but here are a few anyway. I loved making this quilt and I enjoyed quilting it, even though I was a little worried about the quilting part. I did a lot of stitch in the ditch and quilting around the appliqué and then just simple meandering to fill in where needed. There is so much going on…

Harriot by Sue Cody for Material Obsession. Applique work by Beth and quilted by Judi Madsen