Woven quilt

Whether you call it a triaxal weave, mad weave or tumbling blocks, this pattern has a certain beauty to it, especially to those of us fond of geometric designs. I'm just glad I didn't give up when initially I couldn't figure out how to do it to save my life. This post contains affiliate links.&

Woven Jelly Roll Rug... This technique could be used for making a blanket as well... Love the tutorial with pictures... Wonderful link.

Moda Bake Shop tutorial here

Hello again! It’s Jess Kelly from SewCraftyJess. I’m back with a super yummy quilt tutorial to share. Now that summer has past and we’re into fall, I couldn’t help but be…

For this pattern, Heidi of Hen & Chicks Studio cleverly arranged long strips of fabric to create the illusion that they are woven together.

When I was just starting to write the Tessa Quilt Pattern, I received these gorgeous Murmur fabrics in the mail and knew that they were perfect for the pattern. The collection is by Valori Wells and

Another great link sent to me by blogging friend, Chris for a couple of free patterns all from THIS BLOG by Beth Donaldson. The one that immediately caught my eye was "Lattice" as seen on this picture and can be found on the same page by scrolling down a bit. Also take a look at the interesting Sampler quilt. Now there is a skill builder for you!

The snowball pattern is one of the best-known of all Amish quilt blocks. From a distance, a snowball block looks like a round circle, but it...