LEVEL – Intermediate.
SIZE – 24″ x 29″
This is a fusible applique wall hanging made on a black fabric background to produce a stained glass look.
Once the appliques are fused in place with the iron we simply raw edge machine free motion around their edges to keep in place. Some extra free motion quilting in the picture is optional.
This is a typical Hawaiian Bay scene with outrigger canoe.
If you wish to remember your Hawaiian vacation, this is for you.
Price $11.00
LEVEL – Beginners.
SIZE – Tall 9 1/2″, Wide 5″.
This holder can carry several scissors safely or you can make several as silverwear and napkin holders for your 🙂
Prepare beforehand by folding your napkin in the top and slipping your knife, fork and spoon inside and stack them ready, next to your plates for your guests.
A set makes a great gift too.
$8.00
Summer Fun 1
LEVEL – Beginner.
SIZE – 60″ x 71″
Summer Fun 2
This is truly a beginners project using one easy block, to produce this wall or throw quilt.
Different Kaffe prints in the sample quilts here make it sizzle and putting it “On Point” just adds more interest.
Both the focus and background blocks start with 10″ squares making an efficient use of fabric.
Two versions of this quilt are included in the pattern.
I would love to see different versions of this quilt-perhaps without using Kaffe fabrics or black and white as the background squares.
Email me your version.
Summer Fun 3
I have used an extra wide binding for this quilt with a narrow false border just inside the binding.
Full instructions with diagrams included if you have not done this before.
Price $10.00
LEVEL Intermediate.
SIZE 15″ Wide, 13″ High, 5″ Deep.
These tote bags are made with black and white fabric (11 Jelly rolls)
The predominantly black fabric bag has white binding and white flowers with black centers and the predominantly white fabric bag has black binding and black flowers with white centers.
I have included the different flower templates in the pattern but you could choose to find flowers in fabric that you wish to applique instead.
This tote bag is fun and easy to make and makes a great change from making quilts and will ‘WOW’ your friends when they see it on your shoulder.
These bags make great gifts for special people!
Price $10.00
AURORA
ROSE
OPAL
This is a panel that lends itself to practice your free motion quilting skills and patterns whether you are a relative beginner or have some prior experience.
I sandwiched the panel using two layers of batting. This allows the areas that you do not free motion quilt to puff up and give your flower more dimension. I used the temporary spray adhesive. Having no safety pins in the work is a bonus!
I then chose three colours or shades of embroidery thread to quilt the panel. The panel changes colour or shades as you work your way out to the edges. One of your threads could be your bobbin thread throughout the project.
I simply outlined the petals and echoed that outline on the INSIDE of each petal. I made the echo wider as I got out to the larger petals.
On the blue/purple panel, called AURORA, I simply played with different feathers or feather related patterns in each petal.
On the pink panel, called ROSE, I played with different patterns, sometimes splitting the petal down the middle with a vein and doing a different pattern in each half.
The third panel for sale is unquilted and is called, OPAL.
If you look at my quilted panels you will find that they are far from perfect but I thoroughly enjoyed quilting both and found that having the small areas to quilt simply liberated my pattern choices.
Just have fun girls and don’t over worry about it. Simply treat it as a practice piece and you will be surprised with the end result.
Each panel comes 44″ wide and is 1 1/4 yds long. Aurora, Rose or Opal.
Price $16.00 a panel and $2.00 shipping.
Level – Beginner.
Size – 18″ high without the hat kinks!
This pattern was developed after I had seen a picture of a small fabric “Nisse”.
A Nisse is a Scandinavian mythological “fellow” that lives in the barn and looks after the animals, particularly in the cold winter months.
Mine is made around an individual water bottle.
Use up your fabric scraps and batting BUT be careful. If you show them around-
Everyone will want one!
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate.
Size – 15″ Wide 13″ High 5″ deep.
This tote bag is made with 11 jelly roll strips for the bag outside and the two quilted pockets.
Raw edge fusible appliques around the bottom of the front pocket makes it so attractive and eye catching.
Two additional inside pockets make it very functional.
The three top tote bags are made with Kaffe Fassett fabrics and appliques and are so bright and cheerful.
Watch out-They are addictive and make great gifts!
$10.00
Level – Intermediate.
Size 45″ x 60″.
This is a strip pieced quilt, made with wedge shaped strips made from graduating fabrics. I made it with the Gelato Ombre fabric line by E E Schenck.
The blocks are 10″ finished and there are 4 different block patterns to choose from.
Use only two of the block patterns or all four to make this visually striking quilt.
$10.00.
Level – Confident Beginner.
Size – 56″x 67″.
This pieced quilt is only made up of squares and rectangles.
This was made from the Japanese Garden fabric line by E E Schenck but can easily be made with batiks or a different fabric line.
The stacked squares and rectangles at the side gives it an unusual asymmetrical look.
$10.00
Fractured #254
This features two quilts .One with a black and one with a white background.
This quilt is made from a graduating fabric jelly roll which gives it beautiful dimension.
I used, Gelato by EE Schenck.
A strip pieced quilt with a modern look due to the Fracture.
$10.00
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LEVEL – Intermediate.
SIZE – Width 15″ Height 13″ Deep 5″.
This is a version of the two tote bags above but instead of using 11 jelly rolls we simply use fabric yardage for the outside of the bag.
This allows us to tailor our bag to our preferences. Example. Oriental fabrics with Coy fish or Cranes around the pocket and on the back for the pizazz. I have used Hawaiian fabric flowers for one bags applique pizazz.
You will be so pleased with this bag you will want to make more of them so it is a great stash burner.
Price $10.00
Level- Intermediate
Size- 51″x60″
This quilt was made with only ONE graduating fabric from the Gelato line by Elite and so all the shades co-ordinate. The centers of all the diamonds are made from one piece of fabric that you make. Strips are then added to two sides of each diamond, in log cabin fashion until you reach the size needed.
I think there is a lot of depth and interest in each block and ALL are different. We use two thin strips of the fabric side by side to form the colored border which changes shades and shines as it goes around the quilt. I also like the quilt turned on it’s side ! What do you think?
Price $11.00
Level – Intermediate
Size:
Place Mats: 12 1/2″ x 17 1/2″
Napkins- 17 1/2″ x 17 1/2″
These were made to highlight the beautiful gradations in the Gelato fabrics by Elite.
The appliques on each placemat are made from the same fabric as the placemat so that the colors always coordinate.
You can make a set with all different fabrics as is on the front cover or simply choose one fabric for a set.
There are six different flower appliques included to choose from . A delight to
put on the table and makes a nice change from a quilt to showcase our skills.
Price: $10.00
Level- Confident Beginner
Size- 51″x51″
Because it is assymetrical it looks difficult but is surprisingly easy as it is made up of 12 1/2″ square blocks. This quilt was made to teach at a “Quilting on the Beach” Quilt retreat this year here on the Big Island of Hawaii. The Hawaiian quilting motifs in the setting triangles and corners are included in the pattern.
Price: $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size 48″x60″
I used six different graduating fabrics from the Gelato line by Elite.
I strip pieced 2 fabrics and the background fabrics together with “gentle” curves( no templates used) to form a strip approximately 7″x21″ (half the width
of the fabric).
I then cut these made fabric strips into 6 1/2″ x 6 1/2″ or 6 1/2″x 12 1/2″ or
6 1/2″ x 18 1/2″ blocks.
All these of course fit together easily to produce a random woven look.
One of the graduating fabrics is used as a border which showcases its change of
shades beautifully as it goes around the quilt.
Such fun to make.
Price: $10.00
Level- Confident Beginner
Size – 32″x32″
This quilt was designed to teach a project with partial seams. Partial seams being a lot easier than Y seams!
The scallop template is included and full instructions on how to cut, make and attach a bias binding to the curved edges perfectly.
Price: $10.00
Level – Beginner
Size- 56″x65″
This is the next in this series which was begging to be done.
I have added an extra strip to the strip piecing which gives it a more
interesting look, I believe.
Still 7 graduating fabrics from Gelato from the Elite fabric line.
Price: $10.00
Level- Beginner
Size – 56″x 65″
This quilt can easily be made in a day!
It is made with the beautiful graduating Gelato fabrics by Elite.
We choose 7 different fabrics but of course have different shades in each
fabric.
By strip piecing and then sub cutting the strips we form the blocks quickly and
easily.
The blocks are laid in a random pattern and the quilt is completed with one of
the graduating fabrics running around in a border than changes shades
beautifully.
EASY!
Price: $10.00
Level- Intermediate
Size – 29″wide x 26″ high
The batiks in this quilt run through four colors that are adjacent to each other on the color wheel.
Mine were purple to red to orange to yellow.
We simply strip piece the batiks and background fabric in different widths. We then make ‘gentle curved cuts vertically to allow us to move some of the strips up and some down to produce interest.
Price: $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size – 60″ X 70″ Wall or Throw
This is the second in this series, using the smaller ‘rough’ diamonds as in ‘Square Dance’ and adding larger rough diamonds. I used Kaffe fabrics but have seen it in batiks and also black, white and grey with my students. They all looked superb!
Price – $10.00
1Level – Intermediate
Size – 60″ X 70″ Wall or Throw
We start with three 3 1/2″ strips in seven different fabrics. We make the ‘rough’ diamonds and put into blocks and then simply strip piece the rest of the fabric to produce the columns. I made this quilt with Kaffe fabrics https://herenapotheek.nl/.
Price: $10.00
Level – Beginner
Size – 60″ X 73″ Wall or Throw
The third quilt in this series with a different lay out, made with thirty 2 1/2″ strips. I think the vertical pattern in this series makes a pleasant change from the ‘block’ format https://farmaciamaschile.it/.
Price – $10.00
Level – Beginner
Size – 61″ X 73″ Wall or Throw
The second strip pieced quilt in this series, but made with only thirty 2 1/2″ strips. I used three 2 1/2″ strips from each of ten different Kaffe fabrics. Students have made this quilt with batiks and with veterans red, white and blue and they looked stunning.
Price – $10.00
Level – Beginner
Size – 66″ X 89″ Twin or Large Throw
This is a strip pieced quilt made with a 40 strip jelly roll. I made it with two 2 1/2″ strips from 15 different Kaffe fabrics. But it would look just as dramatic made with other sets of jelly rolls cialis preise österreich!
Price – $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size – Throw or wall – 58 1/4″ x 70 1/2″
Choose six different Fassett fabrics to make this stunning small version of the Fassett Queen Flurry (237).
$10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size – Queen Bed – 92″ x 103″
Choose eight different Fassett fabrics from light to darker and have an absolutely eye catching quilt.
Once you have cut all your diamonds and distributed the colors evenly, the diamonds and short black sashing strips are sewn into diagonal rows.
The free motion meander quilting can be made easy by tackling the individual diamonds only, e.g., sew all the purple diamonds first with purple thread, then sew all the red individual pieces with red thread, etc.
$10.00
Level – Beginners and up.
Size – Throw, Twin, Queen & King
WITH SCALLOPED EDGES!
This is truly a very easy quilt to make and based on a very old pattern.
We start with strip piecing to produce a 9-patch made up of large 8″ squares.
We cut up the 9-patch, shuffle, and re-sew to produce this easy but stunning bed quilt.
Only three fabrics to choose!
Scallop pattern and instructions included should you want the scallop pizazz on the sides.
$10.00
Level – Confident Beginner and Up
Size – Throw or Wall – 56″ x 67 1/2″
This is a simple quilt made up of only squares and rectangles. The “stack” on the side makes it unusual and the Fassett fabrics makes it look stunning.
To “contain” the quilt, I have added a narrow “false” border just before doing the binding. Quilting suggestions and quilting drawings are included.
I had to make this quilt in blacks, whites, and greys with a touch of red. Very smart and perhaps will suit the man in your life!
$10.00
3 Hawaiian Blocks Plus (235)
Level – Intermediate
Size – Wall Hanging – 16 1/2″ x 37 1/2″
There are only three 8 1/2″ squares to cut but its fun placing the 8 1/2″ square ruler to allow a bird/fish/flower to fall or grow out of the block. We simply fuse the extra pieces in place after the quilt top is pieced and then raw edge machine stitch in place when we quilt.
$10.00
Level – Absolute Beginner
Size: Throw, Twin, Queen, and King sizes included in pattern
This is a super easy quilt to make. The block seams don’t even line up – how easy is that?
Only four fabrics to choose!
$10.00
Quilt Made by Yukie Yamane
Level: Intermediate
Finished Size: 50 1/2″ x 59 1/2″
These blocks are made with “stripey” batiks.
The 8″ blocks are easy to make with no set in seams. To piece, we simply sew partial seams.
The colored border reflects the block piece shape to finish the quilt.
$10.00
Level – Beginner
Size: 46″ x 60″
This quilt is built around a center panel cut at 23″ x 42 1/2″.
A super easy quilt to make with an asymmetrical look.
Center panel for sale: $15.00 (includes shipping)
Pattern: $10.00
Pattern:
Geisha Panel:
Level – Intermediate
Finished Size – 48 1/2″ x 57 1/2″
The 8″ blocks are easy to make.
There are no set in seams – we simply sew partial seams to sew the rows together. The variegated fabric for the background gives it more appeal.
These borders are easy.
$10.00
Level-Absolute Beginners
Size – Beds
Throw or Twin 66″x86″
Queen 86″x96″
King 106″x96″
I designed this quilt for beginners who wished to make a bed quilt for their home.
It is simply 8 1/2″ squares with a simple sashing on two sides of each square. This accomodates the offset look of the quilt and makes it look more difficult that it actually is. Sewn together in straight rows with two borders to complete.
Easy Easy Easy.
I used Philip Jacobs and Kaffe fabrics for a bright look but ou could use more conservative fabrics for a more subdued offset.
$10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size – 46″x53″
The last in the series of three!
I was still playing with four patches made from 3 1/2″ squares and found this layout very pleasing. It uses three kinds or parts of four patch blocks in this unusual setting.
$10.00
Level – Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
Size – 52″x52″
The second in a series of three quilts!
All the blocks are still simple four patches made from 3 1/2″ strips or squares. The background is a little large and the layout more interesting but the eight diagonally set blocks are still simply machine blanket stitchd in place!
$10.00
Level – Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
Size = 46″ x 46 ”
The first in a series of three quilts!
All the blocks are simple four patch blocks made from 3 1/2″ strips or squares. The eight blocks on the diagonal are simply superimposed on the background and borders. How easy is that!
$10.00
Level- Piecing-Beginner – plus machine raw edge applique ( the Mc Kenna Ryan method)
Size -48″x58″
This quilt is made up of twenty 8″ finished blocks with sashing in between.
The fabric pieces that float outside the blocks are simply added after the quilt top is sewn.
They have a fusible web on the back and are simply machine raw edge appliqued to secure.
I have featured asian fabrics but you could showcase your favorite fabrics just as well.
$10.00
Level – Beginner.
Size -38″x42″
Simple “Stack and Whack” four patch blocks made from one fabric piece!
Choose a fabric that has a curvy, or interesting large print with a variety of shapes, scale of pattern and colors that you like.
I favored this black and white print initially 
but have subsequently made it with three other colored fabrics with marvellous and quite different results.
You will become addicted!
$10.00.
The black and white focus fabric for this quilt can be purchased here. One and
three quarter yards for $20.00 (includes shipping charges).
$20.00
Level – Beginners and Upwards
Bed Quilt – Twin, Double, Queen and King Sizes Included
This is an ideal quilt for the beginner or someone who wishes to complete a large bed quilt in record time. Choose your fabrics to match your décor. The fabrics are cut into 41/2′ strips and then sub-cut and sewn right into rows without having to match seams.
Price $10.00
Level – Beginners
46″ X 52″
Beginners! Beginners! Beginners! An easy quilt to make!
Chose six different fabrics to become your quilt background and one ‘star’ fabric to ‘pop.’
We cut and sew only 3 1/2″ squares for the background. We turn one background and one ‘star’ square into half square triangle ‘star’ blocks. Easy!
We sew our squares into straight rows and sew the rows together. Easy!
Two simple borders to put on and you are a quilt maker!
Your choice of fabrics will decide if you have a calm looking quilt or a vibrant ‘popping’ quilt perhaps made with batiks.
Price $10.00
Level – Confident Beginners
Size: 36″ X 36″
The next stage for beginners where you learn to make four ‘different’ 12” finished blocks with sashing strips and setting squares and one border. Each block takes you through cutting and sewing different shapes, such as rectangles, squares, half square triangles and a square in a square. If you are a ‘seasoned’ quilter, I have included a template for the scalloped edge with full direction on how to attach the bias binding.
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size: 58″ X 80″
These bands of patterns are taken from the Seminole Indian patterns used in their clothing and blankets. These bands are made independently of each other and then arranged horizontally across the quilt as desired and joined together. A nice change from sewing blocks and quite sensational and different.
Price $11.00
Level – Beginner
Size: 72″ X 72″
This is an easy strip pieced quilt. You will need seventeen analogous colors (colors that lie next to each other on the color wheel). We number them 1-17 and sew strips of 123 together, then 234 together, 345 together, 456 together and so on, then simply cut these strips into blocks. There is a diagram to show how to lay the blocks out and sew together in rows. A great easy project to learn how to strip piece and have a dramatic quilt at the end.
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size 72″ X 72″
This quilt is made up of 20 “crazy” strip pieced blocks. The strips are built up around a focus fabric – mine happened to be fishes! You can choose animals, flowers or whatever takes your fancy! Detailed instructions take you through the 1st block and then you are hooked with the method and how dramatic the block looks.The striped border is initially “strip pieced” so is a breeze to make.
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Pattern and supply list for Puppy Dog comforter is on the cover but it includes Teddy Bear appliqué pattern as well.
Size 41” x 53”
The background squares for this quilt use the stack, cut, shuffle and sew technique. Easy, quick and addictive. The Puppy dogs or Teddy Bear pieces are ‘interfaced’ – turned inside out and appliquéd on with a blanket stitch.
A lovely nursery crib quilt or wall hanging.
The seams in each block in the pink quilt seemed good candidates for all the fancy stitches on my sewing machine with decorative embroidery thread.I had fun with that and eliminated the need for quilting the blocks!
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size 60” x 60”
This is an eye catching quilt.
The blocks are simple four patches made with ‘jewel colored’ marbled batiks and set in a black border surrounded by a ‘ free’ folded border and then set on point turk-eczanesi.com. Black sashing and set in triangles give the illusion of floating ‘jewel tone’ blocks. The black setting triangles around the perimeter has a beautiful but simple floral quilting design that is included in the pattern with the easy, no marking golden threads quilting paper method of transferring it to the quilt.
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size 60″ X 60″
Want to work with stunning Asian fabrics?
This quilt uses both small and large print Asian Fabrics in different colors.
The blocks are simple 4-patches set in a black border and surrounded by “free” folded border and set on point.
Black sashing and setting triangles gives the illusion of “floating” blocks .
The machine quilting patterns in the outside setting triangles are provided in the pattern and are made super easy to transfer to the quilt with the use of golden threads quilting paper.
Price $10.00
Level – Intermediate
Size 48″ X 55″
This quilt has a three dimensional effect because each pyramid has a light, medium and a dark side. I used ‘striped’ fabrics and fabric that graduated in color.
It is fun to coordinate 3 shades / tones to make up each pyramid. The ‘Y’ seam in the center is easy to do!
1. Make lots of pyramids – scatter them over your design wall until you are happy with their placement.
2. Sew the sashing strips on.
3. Sew the blocks into horizontal rows.
Left over fabrics went into the super easy Party Time (#213) quilt.
Price $10.00
Level – Beginners
Size 51″ X 59″
An easy quilt made with the left over stripy batiks from Pretty Pyramids. A block quilt made with all ½ square triangles. So simple!
It is simply two half square triangles sewn into squares. The squares are set on point and sewn in diagonal lines.
Easy, Easy!
Price $10.00