One of the quilts found in the abandoned house that inspired Finders Keepers Quilts was this old carriage robe. It had been tossed on a mattress and a pillow thrown on top of it. Of...
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This quilt is a variation of the traditional Rail Fence pattern, which is one of the simplest and quickest quilts that you can make. Each block is made up of strips that run in the same direction. You create an overall design by turning the blocks so that the strips run either horizontally or vertically. The strips in a Rail Fence block can all be the same width—or not. The colors can remain in fixed positions in each block—or not. There are so many variables that even though the Rail Fence design is simple, it is incredibly versatile.
From Piecing the Piece O' Cake Way by Becky Goldsmith and Linda Jenkins
One of the quilts found in the abandoned house that inspired Finders Keepers Quilts was this old carriage robe. It had been tossed on a mattress and a pillow thrown on top of it. Of...
Happy St. Patrick's Day! The Shamrock Pillow is a scrap-busting project featuring reverse appliqué and the option for simple hand embroidery. I had fun digging through my scraps to see what...
Please enjoy this fun, free project taken from Use Your Yardage: 13 Stash-Busting Quilts from Top Designers by C&T Publishing. Finished Quilt: 60 1/2" x 82 1/2" Finished Blocks:...
Kids, learn all about the color wheel and create your own with paper, paint, or markers- the possibilities are endless! From The Wonderful Colorful Wonder Wheel of Color by Lynn Koolish,...
