This is the crossroads block tutorial made for the Quilts for Unity project (but of course, you can use it for any other project as well). For this block you will need 13 squares, 4 dark for the ‘foreground’ and 9 light for the ‘background’ (you can also use 4 light and 9 dark). For … More Crossroads Block Tutorial
In the Part 1 of this tutorial we fussy cut all the squares – the larger 3.5×3.5 in and the smaller ones at 1.5×1.5 in. Then we boxed the smaller squares with the background fabric, in this case white, and we ended up with 49 squares that need to be assembled in the quilt top. … More klar quilt tutorial: part 2
Once upon a time, there was a quilt simply called “Pink”. It was my first. OK, my second, but my very first based on my own pattern. It was a small quilt, that was gifted to a little baby girl, born not long after the quilt was made. I almost forgot about this quilt, until … More Klar quilt tutorial: Part 1
I finished this quilt just before summer holidays and gifted it right away. I am not sure if I measured it… I’ll see later (see below). As I was taking the pictures I was thinking how simple block can have a wonderfully complex effect. So I thought I would write a little tutorial. It shows the … More square hearts block and quilt tutorial
This is the quilt you can read all about in the previous post. Here is a quick tutorial on how to cut, sew a block and assemble this design… This is the basic layout – it is exactly what I used but you can change the number of columns, or the number of blocks in … More Hexagon Star Quilt – Tutorial
Do you remember this quilt I finished recently? I just learned from a commenter to my post that the striped block is called the Bright Hopes block. Well, if I had know that, it would have been much easier. I saw a vintage Vera shawl with this design, and then tried to figure out how … More dash-dot quilt block tutorial
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After I created the slopers (see previous project) the next step was to try and make something out of it. I decided to make a pattern for a simple A-line sleeveless top. Should not be that difficult, right? So, here I will describe all the steps I took to create this top. From drafting the … More From sloper to sleeveless top
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