Y’all! The bookcase quilt top for my husband is DONE!
Some info about this quilt:
The Project of Doom and many other bookcase quilt blocks are all on Fandom in Stitches. Look for “Bookcase Quilts” in the purple menu. Indiana Jones blocks by Holly Urbain and Lantern block by Wendi Riggens. All other blocks were designed by me. Additional books-only filler blocks will be coming soon, free for personal use, via Fandom in Stitches and Sewhooked.
I designed the overall quilt and all of my quilt block patterns using EQ8.
I designed all the book titles and many of the embroidery items myself using Embrilliance Stitch Artist 1.
If you need help hooping for machine embroidered titles, I have a video tutorial showing how I hooped my blocks.
Other designs in this quilt:
Urban Threads Anatomical Skull (quilt version edited by me)
Urban Threads Cthulhu Crest
Anita Goodesign Grecian Garden (mine is an older disc copy, but this has all the same designs)
Anita Goodesign Egyptian
Bookcase Fabric Moda Grunge Black 204, Background Fabric Moda Grunge Fig 379
If you’re looking for anything else I didn’t specifically list, let me know and I’ll point you in the right direction.
Machines used in this project so far:
JUKI TL2010-Q for all piecing
Brother PE-7700 (my previous, and first, embroidery machine)
Brother PR1X (my current embroidery machine)
FUNDRAISER for Miss P– help Jewells’ daughter with her semester in Japan!
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Find my free patterns on Sewhooked & Fandom in Stitches.
♥ Jennifer O
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detailed sorting hat pattern
purchased it but not image of the parts together. It tells me the order but no visual other than completed block and can’t tell how to put together
Hi there. I hope by “Purchase” you meant “download” because the sorting hat is a free pattern. My older patterns do not currently include a piecing diagram, but I am in the process of updating those for the 15th anniversary of the Project of Doom in 2026. All of my patterns are assembled top to bottom and left to right, which I hope helps with your assembly.