Stacey Day presents Photobomb, one of her favorite quilt designs. Star blocks pop into view over a simple pieced background. You’ll have fun making it as shown, or in your choice of colors. The finished size is approximately 77″ x 77″. Click here to download the pattern originally featured in the July 2015 issue of…
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In the March, 2015 issue of American Quilter magazine Rami Kim provided instructions for making pear and apple blocks inspired by the paper craft Iris Folding technique. These instructions tell you how to use 4 blocks to make an Apple & Pear quilt.
Follow along and learn from Teresa Justice that English paper piecing isn’t just for hexies. Sometimes it’s the easiest way to achieve the perfect points and connections you’ve been longing to make!
Pixelflake is a strip-pieced, pixel-style lap quilt designed by Stacey Day. Its easy construction and strip piecing short cuts let you whip up this quilt in not time! Perfect to get you in the mood for spring! Skill Level: Easy Finished Quilt Size: 66″ x 66″ Fabric Requirements: Assorted white blenders – 4 yd Assorted teal…
What a unique gift for friends or family, especially if they are gardeners! Preserve plants by matting and framing them as plant pounding quilted pieces. This is a great way to display smaller plant poundings and to show a variety of plants as well.
With the first issue of the year in 2016, American Quilter kicked off a row quilt series project designed by Kimberly Einmo. Throughout the year, members received the next pattern in their issue of AQ magazine and got right to work cutting, sewing, and quilting. The time has come to celebrate! Join us as…
The November 2016 issue of American Quilter (AQ) will appear in your mailbox and on newsstands soon! In this issue, you’ll find five fabulous patterns including the completion of PLEASANTVILLE, Kimberly Einmo’s fun quilt that’s made by the row. Check out the pretty new WILD PRISMS quilt pattern designed by Alaskan quilter Michelle McAnally, too.…
A daily dose of fabric play will jump-start your creative energy. Darra Williamson shares her instructions for making a 3” x 5” fabric collage that can be as inventive as you want to make it. With your sewing machine, a little fusible web, and some fun fabrics, you may want to make it a one-a-day personal challenge!
You’ll enjoy choosing your brightest most cheerful fabrics for these free flying butterflies by Barbara Holtzman.
