Innholdsfortegnelse for September/October 2022 i Quiltmaker

Don't miss Harmony and Light by Christina Cameli. This special pattern is part other online workshop offered at QuiltingDaily.com. I got to preview the class, and I promise you that this technique looks challenging, but Christina makes it so easy! You are not going to want to miss it. Be sure to visit the quilt-along page and sign up by October 14, it is absolutely free, and you will get PDFs, videos, and a chance to win the grand prize package from our sponsors. Let's say this issue is a bit “fall forward.” This year I think we all need to gather our families close to truly celebrate what matters most in this world, don't you think? I hope you can wrap your loved ones up in some quilted love.…

materials Fabric yardage assumes 40″ usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. Cream Solid 1 fat quarter for block W (a fat quarter is approximately 18″ × 20″) Medium Red Batik 1 fat eighth for block W (a fat eighth is approximately 9″ × 20″) Dark Red Batik 1 fat eighth for block W Orange Batik 1 fat quarter for block X Pale Green Batik 1 fat quarter for block X Green Batik scrap for block X Lavender Batik 1 fat quarter for block Y Black Solid 1 fat eighth for block Y Purple Batik scrap for block Y Medium Cold Batik ½ yard for block Y, cornerstones, and binding Cream Batik 1 fat quarter for block Z Light Brown Batik 1 fat eighth for block Z Gray Batik scrap for block Z Medium Brown Batik scrap for block Z Dark Brown Batik…

materials Fabric yardage assumes 40″ usable width of fabric (WOF) unless otherwise noted. Black Print 1 yard for blocks and binding Medium Mauve Print 3¾ yards for blocks 2 Gold Tonals ¾ yard total for blocks Dark Gray Print 1 fat quarter for blocks (a fat quarter is approximately 18″ × 20″) White Tonal 1 fat eighth (a fat eighth is approximately 9″ × 20″) 5 Assorted Purple Prints 1 fat eighth from each for blocks 4 Assorted Rust Prints 1 fat quarter from each for blocks Dark Mauve Print 1 fat eighth for blocks Backing 4⅛ yards Batting 68″ × 76″ jendalyquilts.com cutting Patches are lettered in order of use. Measurements include ¼″ seam allowances. Black Print 8 strips 2½″ × WOF for binding 5 squares 6¼″ (A) 6 rectangles 2½″ × 4½″ (E) 2 rectangles 1½″ × 11½″…

Look who's 40! Join us as we celebrate 40 years of Quiltmaker magazine by making a 6-part scraptastic quilt. This fun-to-make mystery quilt will feature blocks from Bonnie Hunter's popular column, Addicted to Scraps. We think Bonnie's clever blocks are the perfect choice to honor Quiltmaker's contribution to the quilting world. Feel free to choose a spectrum of red and cream fabrics. In traditional Bonnie fashion, this quilt will be stunning in an assortment of shades—the scrappier the better! Get ready to celebrate with us all year long! materials* *Fabric yardages were given in Part 1 which appeared in Quiltmaker January/February '22. Visit QuiltingDaily.com to find this issue. It's Part 5, let's finish up our blocks. Our 40th Anniversary quilt continues with Part 5. 1 About This Quilt We'll finish up…

Haunted Hexie by Verna Mosquera Get your haunt on with this boo-licious Halloween design by Verna Mosquera. Combining applique and English paper piecing, this quilt is sure to relax and delight as you hand stitch this rrJSPrpiece. Followers of Verna's Instagram page (@thevintagespool) gpttd witness her make each hexagon last year and begged her to turn it into a pattern. Each block was positively delightful to see as she carefully stitched lollipops and candy treats, black cats, and bats onto pieced hexies in shades of pink and orange. It is so different and unique. If hand sewing and Halloween are your things, you won't want to miss this pattern. thevintagespool.com Deco Clamshells by Paper Pieces The Deco Clamshells quilt pattern is an easy way to try out a clamshell-style pattern…

Let's begin by breaking down two quilting design elements: 1. Quilting Design This is your handwriting on your quilt. The design you choose, even if it's a common design like Stippling, is going to have your unique signature. You can pick multiple designs for quilts or just one. How we apply the design is determined by the next element: 2. Quilting Style Some popular quilting styles are All-Over Quilting, Ditching, Section or Custom Quilting, and Wholecloth Quilting. The style determines how many different designs you will use, thread colors, and more. With this limitless potential for quilting design and style combinations, no wonder quilters get stuck on this particular step! And this gets us back to our goal—how do I quilt this scrappy quilt? In this case, it's best to…

Meet Cassie Hi, my name is Cassie Harms. I currently live in the same Michigan hometown I grew up in, and I wouldn't change it for the world! My mom is TeriAnn Harms—a published designer and professional quilter herself. She instilled a passion for sewing in me. My mom inspired me to start designing my own quilt patterns while working alongside her. I also help run the t-shirt quilt business division of our sewing business and absolutely love it. My grandma, Nancy Schweihofer, was a quilter too, and she encouraged my mom and me to pursue our passions. Grandma is no longer with us, but she was a huge part of supporting us in our endeavors to do what we love. I feel very lucky that I get to quilt…

materials Assorted Orange Prints and Tone-on-Tones 2⅞ yards total for blocks and border #4 Assorted Gray Prints and Tone-on-Tones 4 yards total for blocks and border #'s 1—4 Assorted Green Prints and Tone-on-Tones 1 ⅛ yards total for blocks and border #2 Orange Print ⅝ yard for binding Backing 3⅞ yards Batting 64″× 78″ (Although fabric amounts are adequate for foundation piecing, you may need more if you cut very generous patches.) cutting Patches are lettered in order of use. Measurements include ¼″ seam allowances. Border strips will be pieced and cut to exact length needed. You may want to make them longer to allow for piecing variations. Cut foundation patches at least 1″ larger than the corresponding foundation area. ⧅ = cut in half once diagonally Assorted Orange Prints and Tone-on-Tones 15 squares 5½″…