New england quilt

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I’m back to talk about what’s on my sewing table (and in my ears) this month- I love writing these little posts as they do help me stay accountable :-) What I’ve finished since my last update! I thought I had finished a lot this month but maybe not as much as I originally thought :-) First up,

If you’re looking for a timeless, classic and fast baby quilt, you’ve come to the right place. (P.S. I also have a separate Irish Chain tutorial if you want to make a bed sized one which you can find here .

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Happy Monday everyone! I’m sharing a block tutorial today. It’s my turn again in the Imagine at do.Good Stitches bee and I’ve chosen the New England block. I guess technically this is a variation of the block. In another book I have this block is called a Greek Cross. The whole block naming thing gets confusing, doesn’t it? I’m going to stick with the “New England block” just to keep things simple. I wrote this tutorial in a way that makes a scrappy block. This is a great way to use up some…

This is the Autumn Quilt, my first-ever attempt at quilting, made during a time when my sewing skills were even more abysmal than they are now. I knew I was coming at this project at a disadvantage, having never taken the time to properly learn how to sew, so I chose not to worry too much about maki

Waaaay back in July I shared a block tutorial for the scrappy New England block. The wonderful women in the Imagine circle for Do. Good Stitches made all of these lovely, scrappy blocks and I recently finished up the quilt. I went back and forth on what to do for the sashing. My original plan was to use green scrappy strips as the sashing, but when I got everything up on my design wall the scrappy greens were way too overpowering and the reds, oranges and yellows got lost. I swapped the…

Happy National Flag Day! On this day, June 14, in the year 1777, the design for our American Flag was approved by our government and soon became the iconic symbol of freedom in the United States. American flag designs can be found everywhere, and quilts are no exception. Commemorate the day and make this the day you choose your flag quilt design! In books like Summer Memories by Susan Ache, you can find spectacular flag designs! For more Flag Quilt pattern ideas, visit the Jolly Jabber Blog