Share your Paper Piecing Vintage photos with the Sewhooked flickr group for a chance to win fun prizes all year long. The May prize includes the bundle of fabric and two Sewhooked-themed pin back buttons above! Winner to be chosen Monday, June 2, 2014.
Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks Blog Tour is going on now! Be sure to stop by tomorrow to see my design from this issue up close and personal! There will be two fun prizes to win (shown in this video), so don’t miss it!
On Thursday, May 1, the Paper Piecing Vintage May pattern will be ready for download and I’ll have a post right here on Sewhooked talking about the newest installment!
The following quilts and blanket were seen in today’s video and have all now been donated to The Linus Connection. I share pattern links wherever possible.
Fleece remnant with crochet edge. Sadly, I photographed the back side, so the edge isn’t as pretty!
Tumbler quilt made from a kit at the last work day for The Linus Connection. Quilted by Osie.
Made from donated orphan blocks and Stars for Linus. Pieced, quilted and bound by me.
Made from donated orphan blocks with a few nine patches made by me to coordinate. Pieced, quilted and bound by me. Thanks to my friend Marge for the idea to use the black sashing!
Made from donated orphan blocks and donated sales samples. Pieced, quilted & bound by me.
A kit started by someone else, finished by me using fabrics I had on hand. Quilted and bound by me.
I totally forgot to mention that I have a pattern coming out in the next Quiltmaker’s 100 Blocks! Be sure to stop by Sewhooked on April 30 for a sneak peek and a chance to win fun prizes!
Donated to The Linus Connection this past Saturday:
This is the photo I mentioned and then forgot to add to the video. I was not 100% happy with the way this came out, but it is done, it is bright and I hope some small kiddo in need will love it!
It’s a Sideways Shell made for The Linus Connection out of Red Heart Blacklight.
What I intended to be a short tutorial ended up being just under 17 minutes. I am very sorry about that, but I hope you’ll find something useful here and thus forgive the length.
As in all things handmade, this is the way I do it. I am in no way saying you have to do it my way. This tutorial was created specifically for a few of my TTMT friends that wanted to see how I personally bind a quilt when I want to do it entirely by machine.
The quilt shown is from my 2014 UFO list and is now done and ready to donate!
Here’s an update:
HP Swap Quilt
Vintage Quilt Top
Churn Dash Quilt
10 Minute Block Quilt
PoD Signature Quilt – almost done!
TABABOM
TABABOM Signature Quilt
Embroidered Flower Quilt
Topsy Turvy Trees
Australia Quilt
Flannel orphan blocks Completed top donated to The Linus Connection!
Mustachio
Misc. Blocks (orphan, blog hops, etc.)
Garden Party blocks
NAWWAL
Wedding Quilt Orphan Blocks Complete! To donate to The Linus Connection March 2014!
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