Garden Gems is a beginner-friendly, block-based pattern.
It is the perfect pattern to mix and match your favorite FQs and feature your favorite prints or solids in the center square.
Pattern includes helpful diagrams, detailed instructions, and a Color-Your-Own page to help you decide your fabric choices.
Sizes: Baby (45″ x 45″), Throw (60″ x 75″), Twin (75″ x 90″), Queen (90″ x 105″), and King (105″ x 105″).
Skill Level: Beginner. The pattern assumes the quilter knows basic piecing techniques and is comfortable matching points.
Prairie Tracks is a big block pattern inspired by spring. It combines the classic bear paw block and a tulip block for a stunning result.
This versatile pattern can be made using 1/3 yard cuts, Fat Quarters, or scraps from your stash! This fun mix-and-match pattern is perfect for advanced beginners.
Pattern includes helpful diagrams, detailed instructions, and a Color-Your-Own page to help you decide your fabric choices.
Sizes: Baby (38″ x 38″), Throw (57″ x 76″), Twin (76″ x 95″), and Queen (95″ x 114″).
Skill Level: Confident Beginner. The pattern assumes the quilter knows basic piecing techniques and is comfortable matching points.
Mighty Stars is a fun and modern take on a classic block, the friendship star, that is fat-quarter friendly with minimal waste. I wanted to create a pattern to remind my best friend of the love and support she has, even on the darkest of days.
This a fun mix and match block-based quilt and you can use the large center squares to highlight your favorite prints
Pattern includes helpful diagrams, detailed instructions, and alternate colorways to help you decide your fabric choices.
Sizes: Includes 6 size options – Baby, Small Throw, Large Throw, Twin, Queen, and King. This pattern is block-based, and you can easily customize the size by adding or subtracting blocks.
Skill Level: Beginner. The pattern assumes the quilter knows basic piecing techniques.
Tree Farm is inspired by beautiful Washington State, the Evergreen State, home to many Christmas trees farms (not to say that this has to be a Christmas quilt!)
Pattern includes helpful diagrams, detailed instructions, and alternate colorways.
Sizes: Wall hanging (24” x 30”) and Throw (53” x 61”). This pattern is block-based, and you can easily customize the size by adding or subtracting blocks.
Skill Level: Confident beginners and up. The pattern assumes the quilter knows basic piecing techniques, is comfortable using templates and can use consistent 1/4″ seam allowances.
Express Yourself!
Typecast Fast, a foundation paper pieced (FPP/machine pieced) pattern, provides you with the entire English alphabet, all the numbers and lots of punctuation — a total of 50 block designs! Make any word or phrase you want. Mix and match Typecast with your other favorite quilt blocks to customize your projects. The possibilities are endless!
Typecast Fast blocks finish at 9″ tall. Typecast Fast is the same size and design as the original Typecast version (an English Paper Piecing/hand pieced) pattern, so you can combine the two patterns in the same quilt.
This pattern is fabric stash friendly. Scraps, fat eighths and fat quarters work great for the letters, numbers, and punctuation. Use prints, solids and/or fussy-cut your favorite fabric. You’ll enjoy making these fully-tested, foundation paper pieced blocks.
Clay is an explosion of color in a beginner-friendly appliqué project.
Project includes 3 size options; Throw, Wall and Mini. Instructions are for needle-turn appliqué. Use another technique if desired.
+ Fabric: use bits of many different things or focus on just a few of your favorites; this design is ready for any direction you want to take it!
Featured quilt is made from my Collection CF fabric charm packs for the appliqués and Essex Yarn Dyed in Lingerie for the background.
+ Pattern includes: 3 project sizes, coloring page, illustrated instructions, and additional guidance for color + composition considerations.
+ Great for classes, precuts and swaps.
For a long time, I’ve wanted to do a house quilt. And with the debut of my first fabric line, Architextures–an homage to my architectural roots–I thought it a fitting opportunity to create one. Instead of creating just one house to repeat, I decided to have an adventure by exploring a variety of houses. After all, that is what I see in my favorite neighborhoods, a charming mix of different architectural styles and house types. So, I started the design journey for this quilt in my hometown, roaming the streets with my sketchbook and camera in hand. I toured some of the oldest neighborhoods looking for interesting details to use in my quilt. I found loads of character in porches, awnings, and rooflines. In the end, there are 9 spaces (blocks) that make up the quilt.
As a creative bonus, I commissioned Alexandra Reisman to create a series of nine original short stories. These stories offer a snapshot of life in each house (and non-house), adding another creative dimension to the project.
Project size : 61″ x 72-1/4″
Local is a printed, physical pattern that includes all 9 portions of the Block-Of-The-Month project.
Techniques : Paper/foundation piecing and basic piecing
Pattern extras : This pattern includes a series of original short stories by Alexandra Reisman, as well as an illustrated technique glossary, handy tip section, quilting diagrams, and directions for making a hanging sleeve.
Dinosaurs is a patchwork sampler pattern featuring Brachiosaurus, Stegosaurus, Tyrannosaurus, and Triceratops blocks. Everything is made from square and rectangular pieces sewn together using conventional patchwork techniques. No templates or paper piecing! Pattern includes two quilt sizes, both of which can be made using fat quarters.
Part of the Slow Sewing Studio, Hunt quilt pattern is a simple but striking addition. Hunt quilt can take on any number of looks depending on the fabric selection. Cover project features fabrics from my Harriot collection in all colors and patterns, while secondary project shows you how to make use of a special border print for a very different approach.
The shapes themselves are great for hand or machine appliqué. Techniques included feature beginner-intermediate appliqué and basic piecing.
Project Size(s): 3 size options Throw (60 1/2″ x 71 1/2″), Sham (18″ x 18″) and Wall (30 1/2″ x 45 1/2″)
Techniques: beginner/intermediate needle-turn appliqué, basic piecing, binding
Fabric: showcased versions feature fabric from my Harriot collection
Pattern (optional) Extras! Don’t miss out on the Hunt Acrylic Templates for use with this project. 1/8″ seam allowance, no seam allowance and sets are available.
Well rounded and to the point–my Hesperides Quilt pattern is a play on opposites–both in terms of shape and weight. While playing with my Euclid fabric collection on Essex (a linen cotton blend fabric), the weight had me thinking a lot about transparency and opacity. I loved pairing the meaty linen with Robert Kaufman’s oh-so-delicate lawn and quilting cotton. This project is the perfect opportunity to perfect your points and explore a variety of fabrics.
+ Part of the Slow Sewing Studio, this appliqué pattern offers plenty of practice with points in appliqué.
+ Featured fabrics are from my Euclid collection with Robert Kaufman.
Project Size(s): 18” x 18” sham set, plus 3 more quilt sizes.
Fabric: works well with Fat Quarters (18″x22″)
Techniques: needle-turn appliqué (Can use another appliqué technique if desired.)
Pattern Extras: 2 shape sets for sham set and 3 sizes of quilts, how-to instructions with illustrations, directions for appliquéing sharp points and applying cording.
Skill Level: intermediate
Ebb quilt is a celebration of color and simple shape.
Part of the Slow Sewing Studio, this appliqué project is great for all skill levels and any color and/or fabric enthusiast. It’s charm-square friendly, making it a super easy project for achieving a little bit of a lot of different fabrics. Raid your stash or pick up a pretty pre-cut pack.
+ Featured fabrics are from my Carkai collection with Robert Kaufman.
Project Size(s): 43” x 36” and 85 1/2” x 90 1/2” quilt sizes plus 2 other projects–a pillow sham and tote bag
Fabric: Works with 5″-squares
Techniques: needle-turn appliqué (Can use another appliqué technique if desired.)
Pattern Extras: how-to instructions with illustrations, multiple size and project options, directions for making a hanging sleeve
Catenary refers to a certain type of arch that is often used in buildings and bridges–my favorite example being the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri. The design for this project is inspired by that graceful and graphic shape.
Project Size(s): w. 66″ x h. 77 1/2″ (+ 2 other size options)
Fabric: The cover project features fabrics from my Doe collection and uses 1/4-yard cuts for the blocks, which makes for plenty of mixing and matching of a variety of prints!
Techniques: basic piecing, needle-turn appliqué (Can use another appliqué technique if desired.)
Pattern Extras: how-to instructions with illustrations, multiple size options, directions for making a hanging sleeve
Named after a nearby town, Alturas features a retro-tile-inspired design that is fun to make in a variety of different fabrics and colors. The design also offers up a great opportunity to explore using a large-scale print as the appliqué that can be cut up and sewn into the project, allowing for both the print and sewn designs to shine.
Additionally, the small block size makes for an addictive and portable project that works well with both yardage and precuts!
Project Size(s): 46 1/2″ x 42 1/2″ (+ 2 other sizes)
Techniques: basic piecing, needle-turn appliqué (Can use another appliqué technique if desired.)
Fabric: can use 5″ squares for appliqué
Pattern Extras: Make use of large-scale prints with continuous design option, 2 projects and 3 size options, how-to make pillow sham and bias cording, how-to instructions with illustrations, suggested quilting diagrams, directions for making a hanging sleeve
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