This is My first quilt In the early 1980’s we moved to Burlington, Iowa, it’s in the southeastern corner of the state on the Mississippi River and yes, I learned how to spell Mississippi. The Quilt Ladies Quilt Pattern Shop
I had done some quilt blocks, some pillows and then I saw in the paper a class being hosted by the local quilt group. I remember it being expensive and how I agonized over it for days. but, finally signed up.
The teacher was “Liz Porter” at the time she worked for one of the magazines, Better Homes maybe, but is was a wonderful day and I learned so much.
It was a color class which meant nothing to me at the time, looking at the quilt today I didn’t get the whole idea. Liz brought letters to add to each quilt to identify, I used my initials.
Hand quilting was so relaxing to me, I had no frame, just a dining room table, pinned it very well and quilted. I checked out library books on how to do everything. The quality of books we have now is crazy different from then.
I was approached to join the quilt group after the class. I think I was a rarity in the group a “new” member. I remember being laughed at when they saw my round corners (months later) on the quilt. I love these corners. This is my quilt, I curl up under it daily, it’s washed all the time and it’s just over 43 years old. It’s never looked better to me.
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My Quilt Patterns are price so that everyone can purchase them. Take a LOOK!
Quilt Stars of Many Colors – from The Quilt Ladies Two Complete quilt patterns in this one book, one quilt is featured in red, green with white background. Other is in darker colors with a gray background.
Each Quilt has a finished size of 54” x 58” and 12 quilt blocks, measuring 8” x 8”. Quilt patterns are shared in both light and dark colors. A border checkered border and pieced sashing to set the quilt blocks off. Quilt Stars quilt patterns can be used in many ways, let your imagination go wild.
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Fall is here, ever in Florida. I do kind of miss all the sweaters and getting out my cute boots, but this year let’s do the season with one of my quilt block patterns, Autumn Nights – Finished quilt block size is twelve inches by twelve inches, yes it has a lot of pieces, but it’s not hard to piece. Lay out your colors, if you like, or do it all scrappy. I have used fall colors to make this quilt block pattern, use what you have or like.
At NO Additional cost to you, this quilt pattern post contains affiliate links. I receive a few cents if you click to my links and purchase. These few cents help with my fabric collection and or obsession. Beth Ann and as always, Thank you for making my dream a reality ! ! www.bethanndoing.com www.thequiltladies.com
At NO Additional cost to you, this quilt pattern post contains affiliate links. I receive a few cents if you click to my links and purchase. These few cents help with my fabric collection and or obsession. Beth Ann and as always, Thank you for making my dream a reality ! ! www.bethanndoing.com www.thequiltladies.com
At NO Additional cost to you,
this quilt pattern post contains affiliate links. I receive a few cents if you
click to my links and purchase. These few cents help with my fabric collection and or obsession. Beth Ann and as always, Thank
you for making my dream a reality ! ! www.bethanndoing.com www.thequiltladies.com
The idea of no drama is what my slow and steady has become these past few years. Nothing makes me happier than a list so I’m loving my Holiday To Do List. If you missed September Holiday To DO List it’s here for you.
Had a question about Deep Cleaning. Deep cleaning is to get the corners clean so when needed, you dust, vacuum and ready to go. It’s true many hands make light work, other’s live in the house? Pick a day, afternoon, weekend and everyone helps, it’s everyone’s holiday, not just yours. Make a plan. See The Quilt Ladies Etsy Shop
Please remember these are just idea to get you started and ready for the holiday’s, not to make anything perfect, but with little steps maybe make for time for what you want to do, not have to do. This past week has been…well any who, here you go!
Gift Storage Spot– Very important if you are purchasing early and need to keep things out of sight. Pick up tape, wrapping, boxes as you see them when doing other things
Cook and freezeAND try out all NEW recipes
Do freezer inventory and clean out
Look through decorating things – purchase things you will need, purchase wrapping things too
Gift List check– Check with family for their lists. Think about your own wish list, nice to have something in mind when asked.
Try new traditions– what worked years before
Family outfits and clothing needs for What?
Hair cuts
Set Photo Shot (if doing) Order Christmas card and thank you notes
Make all travelarrangements – Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years
If needed start purchasing liquor for events and recipes.
Purchase stamps
Deep Clean Dining Room – Clean vacuum shampoo carpet, Clean and find Serving Dishes, polish or wax dining table, make sure chairs are stable and secure
Purchase holiday home show tickets – Great early gift too !
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and as always, Thank you for making my dream a reality ! ! www.bethanndoing.com www.thequiltladies.com
My Journey of Self-Care and Slowing Down Being everything to everyone is what I call, “Tap dancing to please others.” I have stopped dancing, stopped making others happy first, and have undertaken the project of me by doing the work to understand my health and well-being. Fewer panic attacks, stopped re-living each day every night as sleep would not come, and how care for myself finally made anxiety step back from my day-to-day life.
Basket of Applique Flowers Pattern to you in moments All of the applique quilt blocks have a Finished size of 11″ wide and 14″ high. Complete Patterns with 3 copies of each pattern included. This applique quilt patterns can be use as shown and as patterns for paintings. This Applique Baskets of Flowers is priced that all can afford to try, The Quilt Ladies Quilt Pattern Shop Read about all Beth Ann’s Books HERE
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what makes it look like many more is the fabric. Machine pieced and I hand quilted with large stitches. You will need a total of 20 quilt blocks to make this quilt as shown.
I didn’t over think fabric, if it was a paisley, it was in and if it was a plaid, it was in, everything was from my closet. not thinking about ANY placement. Cut square and let the piecing go as it may ! Finished block size 6″ x 6″ Here is how I sew squares.
Quilt Block Pattern ONE
Cut 4 assort colors – 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
Sew into 4-Patch
Cut 1 plaid, – 4 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to the right side
Cut 1 plaid – 5 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to top
Cut 1 plaid – 5 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to left side
Cut 1 plaid – 6 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to bottom
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It’s been washed hundreds of time and is soooo…. soft.
Quilt Block Pattern TWO
Cut on center – 2 1/2″ x 2 1/2″
Cut 2 green plaids for sides – 2 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to sides
Cut 2 green plaids – 4 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to the top and bottom
Cut 2 blue plaids, 4 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to the sides
Cut 2 blue plaids – 6 1/2″ x 1 1/2″
Sew to the top and bottom
Strip between quilt blocks,
Cut 2=3 1/2″ x 6 1/2″
Strips long ways 3 1/2″ x 6 1/2″ with
3 1/2″ x 3 1/2″ squares
5 1/2″ paisley border and binding.
The finished size is a square 50″ x 50″ a good size for curling up on the couch. I used a 100% cotton batting and hand quilted.
At NO Additional costto you, this quilt pattern post contains affiliate links. I receive a few cents if you click to my links and purchase. These few cents help with my fabric collection and or obsession. Beth Ann and as always Thank you for stopping
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