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Mix and match the feathers to create your own design in this creative appliqué quilt pattern.
SHIFTED began as an experiment with shapes and building larger blocks one row/round at a time. In the end, Kristy ended up quartering the blocks and creating a new layout for them. This will be a great quilt to play…
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Chess on the Steps is a fun take on a traditional quilt. New to improv? This pattern might just get you hooked. It’s a great quilt to try out a few techniques that you might not have done before. Have…
Kite Tails, Amy’s latest pattern design for you, is sure to inspire you to try out paper piecing. Have fun with it and use this opportunity to put some fabrics together that maybe you haven’t used before!…
Grab your scraps! Let’s go on a color expedition and build out simple gradients to make this pattern.
Building Blocks is a great skill builder quilt pattern! Try curved piecing and play with transparency in fabric.
The classic hexagon is reimagined in this improv-focused design. Use Rossie’s pattern for guidance, but also feel inspired to play with the size, quantity, and placement of the hexagons!…
This playful design invites you to imagine picking up a shoo fly quilt block and pulling it with both hands to stretch out the block.
The secret to this graphic echoing X design is that it utilizes half-square triangles for its entire construction. Paired with a contrasting pop of color, you can make this quilt in a variety of color combinations for a…
Try your hand at freezer paper piecing! Utilize this technique to make leaf blocks. Finish by appliquéing the leaves to background fabric in this fast, fresh make!…
The Broken Bars quilt uses the classic flying geese block in a unique composition setting. Using just two colors, many of the geese appear to float in the negative space of the bars.
