Great on its own or as part of a larger quilt block, the hourglass is one of those must-know patterns.  This handy tutorial from Adventures of a DIY Mom shows how to make one.

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Not a great pattern for beginners, but definitely a show-stopper, you’ll be blown away by this free pattern from Tilda’s World.  It is the epitome of a new look to an old block.

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Made from just three fabrics, this free quilt pattern from Robert Kaufman Fabrics is called Cozy Plaid and it is perfect for beginners.

Designed by Ariga Mahmoudlou to highlight the Robert Kaufman Fabrics batik line called Forest Glen, the combination … Read More...

Mug rugs are those easy little projects that make great gifts or sellable items.  They don’t take too much time to make and are a handy way to use up smaller pieces of fabrics.  These Dresden mug rugs from Terri’s … Read More...

Have you ever wanted to add more color play to your quilt designs?  Do you have a lot of scraps to use up?  The Three-Part Harmony quilt course over on Creativebug may be for you.  The class, which can … Read More...

With a quick switch of fabric, one can easily change up the look of this stunning hexagon quilt by Polka Dot Chair.  Quilts made from one shape are always so eye-catching, and this one is no exception.

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Put your quilting skills to good use with this pretty tutorial from Hello Sewing.  This tea cozy is perfect for you or and all of your tea (or coffee) drinking friends.  It is also easy to make with this … Read More...

Using only six fabrics, this quilt pattern from Art Gallery Fabrics is a nice lap size of 50″ x 63″.  Originally it was designed to show off fabrics from their Sunburst line, but, as with any pattern, any fabrics can … Read More...

For a fun quilt block with lots of movement in it, take a look at the windmill pattern from Generations Quilt Patterns.  It has a center that is a bit tricky, but all in all it is not a … Read More...

Whether you love rainbows or want to show off you pride, you will want to make this stunning pattern.  The quilt kit is available for purchase over on Connecting Threads.  It’s called Quadricorn Color Bright Wall Hanging.

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Calling all scrap quilt fans!!  This free pattern from Sewing with Scraps is for you. It’s fun, it’s easy and did I already mention that it is free?!

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So you’ve finished your favorite quilt block and it, since you didn’t have a quilt planned out, you aren’t quite sure what to do with it.  Why not transform it into a throw pillow?  This tutorial from Shiny Happy World… Read More...

It can be overwhelming when you just start out quilting.  All of those beautiful quilts are tempting you to make a masterpiece straight away.  Well, before you do, you will want to know what supplies you need to get started … Read More...

Perfect any time of the year, this whimsical Mad Hatter Tea Party quilt kit available to purchase from the Fat Quarter Shop will put a smile on anyone’s face.

Made in a rainbow of colors and patterns in the Curiouser … Read More...

If you are looking for a traditional basket quilt block then this tutorial is for you.  This traditional block is not as hard to assemble as it looks and Adventures of a DIY Mom helps guide you through the entire … Read More...

It’s time for some scrappy red, white, and blue quilted goodness.  This patriotic flag pattern from Diary of Quilter is about as scrappy as it gets.

Measuring about 39″ x 51″ when finished, it is super simple to make.  With … Read More...

Lori Kennedy brings us this helpful tutorial with four tips to getting better spirals in machine quilting.  If you have ever seen any of Ms. Kennedy’s work, I am pretty sure you were impressed.  She has so many … Read More...