Pieced curves, like those found in the classic Drunkard’s Path pattern, add grace and fluidity to the top design of any quilt. But many quilters shy away from curved piecing because of the presumed level of difficulty and the additional cutting and sewing time. It’s true that Drunkard’s Path blocks will not go together as...
Picnic weather is here! This block pattern was originally featured in The Quilt Life magazine's June 2010 cook off. It's a fun interpretation of the classic Basket quilt pattern.
(Submitted by Marje Rhine, pattern editor for American Quilter magazine)Some quilt patterns call for quarter-square triangles (QST), which are triangles cut from a square on both diagonals (fig. 1). These triangles are used instead of half-square triangles when the quilt designer wants the fabric’s straight of grain to fall on the long edge of the triangle....
Enjoy this Curve-A-Peel pattern by Elaine Braun as found in the AQS release edited by Linda Baxter Lasco, Orange Peel: New Quilts From an Old Favorite.
