I am headed to a quilt retreat next month in the North Carolina mountains. I made a checklist for myself and thought I would share it with you!
It's a free download, click here!
I am headed to a quilt retreat next month in the North Carolina mountains. I made a checklist for myself and thought I would share it with you!
It's a free download, click here!
I have had fun creating a new quilt this week! I bought Electric Quilt 8 earlier this month and started working on a quilt right away. I saw a quilt hanging in a quilt shop and I tried to buy the pattern for it only to find out it wasn't being published any longer. So I set about making one of my own. This is the result!
Click here to download a copy of the pattern! It's a PDF file, a step by step tutorial and it is recommended for intermediate quilters. The letter Q would be a bit daunting for a beginning quilter. If you are a confident beginner I say "Go For It!"
Star QUILT Wall Hanging
by Christine Chamberlain
While waiting for my grandson to be born, I worked on a new quilt top. This one is going to be donated when finished. The pattern is called Chandelier. You can download it for free at this website:
https://blog.lellaboutique.com/2021/03/free-downloadable-chandelier-quilt-pattern/
Click on the picture of the Chandelier quilt on that page.
My quilt guild is holding a quilt show this weekend in Mebane, NC. Opening day is tomorrow, Friday, Oct. 21st. I spent the day today volunteering at the quilt show, helping hang quilts and working on the programs that will be handed out to each visitor. I love quilt shows! A lot of work goes into organizing and planning.
I entered a small wall hanging, which won a ribbon for Honorable Mention!
This pattern is a free download, here's the link!
https://fabshophop.com/downloads/freepatterns/free-pattern_a-quarter-charmed_maywoodStudio.pdf
I made this quilt in December and longarmed it last month. I finished the binding over the weekend and it will be donated to one of the women at the Pregnancy Support Center here in Durham.
The pattern is called Garden Trellis and it is a free download here!
Material list:
5 orange fat quarters
1/2 yard of white background
brown scraps for the stems
green scraps for the leaves
Directions:
I took a break from sewing rows for my Circa 1880 quilt to make something for my quilting studio. I found a pattern for a valance on the modabakeshop site way back in 2013. I bought a jelly roll and some yardage at the time and then it sat on my shelf all this time. And I decided today was the day it was going to get started! You can find the pattern by clicking here!
I made a few changes to the pattern but I think it came out great! I used a jelly roll by 3 sisters called Oasis and some yardage. It hangs over vertical blinds.