If you’ve ever wondered, “How do you make a quilted coaster?” this post is for you.
I will teach you how to make a beautiful, modern quilted coaster and show you 11 other coaster patterns to sew.
Fabric coasters are a fabulous beginner project or a quick gift idea.
They don’t take a long time to make but still show you put time and effort into making something special for the person you gift them to.
The image of a heart is synonymous with love, so what better way to create something for someone you love than by making a heart quilt.
There are heart quilt patterns for every skill level, whether you are a first-time quilt maker to a seasoned professional.
We will check out an enormous compilation of 27 charming heart quilts to inspire you to create one (or more) for your loved ones.
When searching for the perfect quilt pattern, it can feel slightly overwhelming with the thousands of options out there right now.
One of the ways you can narrow down your search is to pick the size you want to make.
The most versatile quilt is the queen-size quilt.
It can be used, of course, on a queen bed, but it can also work for a twin/full bed or as a topper for a king bed.
I will go over some FAQs about the queen-size quilt pattern and show you a vast selection of easy queen-size quilt patterns.
The churn dash quilt pattern is a classic pattern that is easily recognizable.
This block has had many different names, such as monkey’s wrench, hens and chickens, love knot, and shoo fly.
No matter what name you know this block by, the churn dash quilt block is a beautiful design to add to your quilt block library.
I’m going to show you how to make this versatile block.
We will also check several churn dash quilt block variations and examples.
Are you searching for a simple yet beautiful quilt pattern for your next quilt project?
I would love to suggest a yellow brick road quilt to you.
Why?
Because the yellow brick road pattern is not only an easy-to-follow pattern but it can be put together fairly quickly too.
If you are a beginner quilter, this quilt pattern would be an excellent option for you to learn the fundamentals of quilting.
This post gives you 17 examples of the yellow brick road pattern to inspire you to create your own quilt.
If you have a loved one or know someone that has been touched by dementia or Alzheimer’s, you know it can be difficult to see that personal struggle.
One unique and surprisingly helpful valuable tool for the patient is therapeutic fidget quilts.
We will look at what a fidget lap blanket is and its benefits.
We will also look at nine compelling examples of these extraordinary creations.
Fidget quilts are essentially a quilt (or blanket) that has several different moveable accessories that someone can enjoy.
For example, a fidget blanket for Alzheimer’s will have zippers, buttons, velcroed toys that they can move, snaps, ribbons, different types of fabrics, and other notions.
A fidget blanket only needs to be a small “mini” quilt. There is no right or wrong size, but it would be most helpful if it could fit on someone’s lap. You can also add two straps to either side of the blanket to make an apron that the recipient can tie around their waist and carry.