Umbrella quilt

I had always planned to include a couple of blocks from my patterns in my Keep Calm and Carry On quilt. The cakestand block from Vintage China fitted a treat, but the umbrella block from Jolly Brollies was a tad too small, so it was back to the drawing board or, rather, the computer to tweak the size of the template. The block is based on a Dresden Fan block. I have always loved the look of those beautiful 1930's Dresden quilts, but I didn't love using the fiddly templates, or the stretchy…

This digital quilt pattern is for a rain umbrella. It is made using traditional piecing techniques. No templates needed, just a good quilting ruler and rotary cutter. The instant downloadable pdf quilt pattern provides you with detailed step-by-step instructions, diagrams, and dimensions to make the pattern in four sizes (9”, 12”, 18”, and 24”). This variety of sizes will help you tailor the pattern to your specific needs, whether it be making a wall hanging, pillow, bag, baby quilt, or…

Guess what! I'm done! Well, with my new patterns, that is. Quilt Market is next weekend, and I have one last minute quilt to bind and booth stuff to pull together (not to mention a badly needed haircut to fit...

Hello Everyone, I'm starting the quilt show today with Barbara's colorful umbrellas.......we are going to need them for the rest of the week. I had two Sew'n Wild Oaks groups this week at In Between Stitches, so there's a lot to show you. Kathy's Halloween quilt is an heirloom. This background fabric is perfect! Barbara made the table runner with all of the fabrics you see behind it. Melody made three quilts for three siblings who lost their home in the Santa Rosa fire last fall. Quilters…

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“April showers bring May flowers” as the saying goes. Stitch together your own patchwork umbrella to usher in the rainy season knowing that beautiful flowers will soon follow.

The end is near! Not "that" end - the end of the posts asking designers questions. Given the timing of when I asked my little questions, I didn't really expect to hear from so many designers. Mid-December... shortly before the holidays. To re-cap one last time, these were the questions: So let me get to it - this is what I asked everyone: How many quilts did you make in 2016? (And if it was more than 20, I expected affidavits verifying that their own fingers had stitched each and every one.)…

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