Chelsea Lane Quilt Pattern
Description : Because of the rounded shapes, the Chelsea Lane Quilt Pattern is not for absolute beginners to quilting.
Craft Link : Chelsea Lane Quilt Pattern
Source: PBTex
Covered Bridge Quilt
Description: Make this Covered Bridge Quilt or quilt a scene of your own choice.
Craft Link : Covered Bridge Quilt
Source : Tsukineko
Color Theory Quilt
Description: Another great quilt from Robert Kaufman.
Craft Link : Color Theory Quilt
Source : Robert Kaufman
Native Arts Quilt
Description: Great modern quilt!
Craft Link : Native Arts Quilt
Source : Robert Kaufman
Quilting Tips
- Recycle unwanted clothes to make your quilts. If you can’t find the right color in your own stash, see what’s available at the thrift shop or what your friends no longer need.
- If you decide to purchase new quilting fabric, take a look at the ideas in the Sewing Tips section for frugal shopping ideas.
- There’s no need to buy quilting patterns or books. The internet is overflowing with beautiful patterns. Take a look at the World Wide Quilting Page for tons of great projects.
- An old quilt, in good condition, may be used as the “filling” for your new one.
- Before you purchase a lot of expensive tools such as a cutting board and rotary cutter, make sure quilting is really the hobby for you. You don’t want to get bored with quilting two weeks after you went on a shopping spree.
- A lot of quilting supplies can be made from things you have around the house. For instance, templates can be created from heavy pieces or cardboard.
- Consider creating projects other than large and expensive quilts. Potholders, vests, pillows and lap quilts are all fun and a lot cheaper to make than a queen size quilt.
- If you have access to the Tightwad Gazette books, I strongly recommend reading the sections on quilt making. You will find a lot of inspiration plus some really great tips.
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