Origami quilt

Learn how to sew this patchwork heart baby quilt pattern.

Once upon a time, I used to quilt . I wasn't super-great at it, but I loved it and had fun. I think it's the graphic designer in me seeing ...

Designer Unknown Tutorial by Ilyere INSTRUCTIONS: Picture taken from: https://l2origami.files.wordpress.com/2013/01/100_7675.jpg

Instructions are for one block: 9 “ Finished Block 4 – 5” squares accent fabric 4 – 5” squares pinwheel fabric 12 – 5” squares background fabric Press the background squares and the pinwheel squares in half diagonally. For each unit, layer three background triangles and one pinwheel triangle on top of the accent square. “Weave” these triangles around, each one having one point over and one point under. Make note of which direction you “weave” the corners! Pin in place and then baste the…

How to make an origami flower quilt block Learn in 3 minutes how to make this origami flower block: Block type: log cabin Block size: 11 inches Fabric needs a 10 1/2 inch square in red tones for th…

Motif Pattern of Origami, Fuse Tomoko Замечательная книжка гениальной Фусэ Томоко, очень простое, но очень красивое. Черные рамки: бумага развером 5х5 см Внутри: хорошая бумага с позолотой и ворсистостью Покажите друзьям, отличная идея для оформления чего бы то ни было :)…

Once upon a time, I used to quilt. I wasn't super-great at it, but I loved it and had fun. I think it's the graphic designer in me seeing all of those neat little shapes in neat little rows just makes me happy! But now I have four kiddos and I'm going to grad school. As for quilting..."Ain't nobody got time for that!" But, my sister is a wonderful quilter and churns out quilts left and right. And her work is better than mine ever was or will be--she's into detail and hand-stitching and all…

I've been trying to memorise the folding sequence of some traditional models and in particular the 'lover's knot' diagrammed here by David Petty. It has a very pleasing final step which 'knots' the paper so that it cannot be easily undone. As you can see it also produces 6 points or tabs, some of which can be opened into pockets. This could make a great module I thought, so I folded 2 knots from the same size paper and started to look at how they could connect with each other. Several ways…

3 dimensional quilt blocks are a lot of fun. They add a lot of dimension to the quilt and even though they might be a bit confusing to begin with, once you get the hang of it, they are super simple.

Enjoy the art of fabric origami! It is possible to create fabric origami butterflies, fabric origami boxes, origami bags, and so much more!