It’s time for a bit of sewing. And there is nothing better than a star quilt block, this quilt block has a finished size of eight inches by eight inches.
Here are the link on how I sewing triangles and squares.
This is one of those quilt blocks that just says…Wonderful. This Quilt Block is all triangles
And it’s doable with scraps or as shown, colors placed. The finished quilt block is eight inches by eight inches. I machine pieced and do the quilt pattern in units and rows as shown below.
Cut 4 Blue – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” Cut 4 White – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” Make Triangles
Cut 4 Lt. Blue – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” Cut 4 White – 2 7/8” x 2 7/8” Make Triangles
April brings many things and here it’s a fun colored quilt for you to make. April Quilt Pattern has a finished size of 46″ x 46″ and is shown is yellow, blue and white, but any colors will work perfect.
Complete how-to piece and a quilt binding sections. Downloads to you in moments, print out on twelve sheets of 8.5″ x 11″ To you in Moments as PDF Download See all the Monthly quilts HERE
Let’s have some quilt fun with this blue and white quilt block. This quilt block has a finished size of eight inches by eight inches. Shown here in two colors, but it would be great as a scrap quilt block too.
This quilt pattern is sewing in units to form the quilt block.
Unit one have a finished size of 12” x 12” Keep building/sewing on this 12×12 to make the quilt block 20”x20”
As you add the third unit of triangle you make your quilt block 24” x 24” Adding unit 4 will make your completed quilt block 36” x 36” and it will be come September’s Quilt Pattern 2024
March Quilt Pattern and a FREE Quilt Block to Make
I love March with all the new, and the first one, being in Florida just adds to my outdoor time each day.
March 10:Daylight Savings Time starts in most areas in the USA, Canada, and Mexico. They set their clocks one hour forward to “Summer Time.”
March 17: St Patrick’s Day What started as a day in honor of Ireland’s patron saint has become an international celebration. Many like to drink, be merry, and wear green on this day.
March 31 this year is Easter, a time to reflect, love and except.
Here is my March Quilt Pattern for you too, it’s ONLY available on Etsy and
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Husband’s birthday is on Christmas day and like just about every year (and this one), angel food cake, strawberries and whipped cream. HAPPY Whipped Cream Day !
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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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