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This super simple pattern is a picture frame to fussy cut fabric, add your own printed fabric, or the quilt block of your choice.
The inside of the frame measures 6″x8″ (6 1/2″ x 8 1/2″ with seam allowance).
The block is 10“ (10 1/2“) and will mix and match with any Project of Doom or Year of Doom bookcase quilt block.
The quilt along is taking place during the entire year of 2021. This post includes the patterns that I personally have shared so far. Be sure to check out Fandom in Stitches for more awesome blocks from a wide variety of designers. All designers are volunteers and all patterns are free for personal and non-profit use.
The machine embroidery shown is a personal embellishment and is not included.
The following patterns are designed by me for the Year of Doom and were previously posted on Fandom in Stitches.
Tiny White Van (No. 1 Ladies Detective Angency), a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use.
Poirot Bookcase Block ,a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use.
The Journal (Indiana Jones), a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use. d more like this on Fandom in Stitches.
The Man in Black (The Princess Bride), a Year of Doom Paper pieced block. Designed by Jennifer Ofenstein. 10″ finished. Find more like this on Fandom in Stitches. Free for personal & non-profit use.
Are you quilting along with Fandom in Stitches? I’d love to see your work! Comment here or tag me on social media (Jennifer Ofenstein on Facebook, @sewhookedjen on Instagram!).
Happy stitching!
Posts on this blog may contain affiliate links but I have no control over “sponsored posts” which are the price I pay for a less expensive website. Thank you for your understanding & support. ♥
We’re back in The Sewing Hole today with two new blocks for The Year of Doom as well as some progress on my 15″ Raggedy Ann doll. Special thanks to Becki for the replacement pattern pieces!
Tiny White Van, A No. 1 Ladies Detective Angency Bookcase Block. Free for personal & non-profit use on Fandom in Stitches. 10″ paper pieced. Designed by me.
Poirot Bookcase Block. Free for personal & non-profit use on Fandom in Stitches. 10″ paper pieced. Designed by me.
Posts on this blog may contain affiliate links but I have no control over “sponsored posts” which are the price I pay for a less expensive website. Thank you for your understanding & support. ♥
Today I share my FINISHED 2015 version of The Project of Doom made during the quilt along hosted the same year on Fandom in Stitches. This is the third full version of this quilt I’ve made by myself. I’ve also made several as part of collaborations for charity. This one is made from Stonehenge fabric. It was designed, pieced, quilted, and bound by me. It will also be labeled by me a.s.a.p. so I can start using it!
Fairy Tale Femmes, a magical Sunbonnet Sue block set to paper piece, is the prize for December 2016! Want a chance to win a free copy ? Simplyshare your Sewhooked project photos with my Flickr group (any project designed by me). You’ll have one chance to win for each project photo you share!
Paper Piecing Vintage will be returning as a Quilt Along during the first half of 2017! If you already have the pattern or were thinking about making the quilt, please do join me as we Quilt Along in 2017!
Please also consider joining my Sewhooked Facebook group for community fun & support for all of my sewhooked.com patterns, including Paper Piecing Vintage. This is optional & not at all required to participate.
My Favorite Things is almost at an end! Be sure to come back December 1 for the final FavThingsBOM Free Pattern Day!
Wednesday through December on Fandom in Stitches!
Get ready for the January – May Quilt Along for 2017 right here on Sewhooked by entering to win a free copy of Paper Piecing Vintage! Already have it? The winner will get the chance to choose a different prize of equal value!
NOTE: I AM STILL WAITING FOR MY ORDER FROM THE PUBLISHER. MAGAZINES WILL SHIP THE DAY I RECEIVE THEM. Thanks so much for your patience. 🙂
We have a fun new prize for May: a charm pack of Moda La Belle Fleur by French General with two, fun, Texas-themed charms! Big thanks to Susan & Janis for sharing these goodies.
(Jodie, if you have not received my message, please email sewhooked@gmail.com. Thanks!)
All Flickr winners are chosen via random.org.
by Susan Pepper
by Marli Neves
by Vanda Chittenden
by Jodie Tawn
Did I miss your photo? Check your share settings on flickr. Flick blocks sharing on photos marked private or with sharing turned off. Update your settings then message me and I’ll add your photo to next month’s drawing.
Want a chance to win a fun, free prize each month during 2016? It’s easy! Make today’s tutorial and share it with my flickr group. You’ll be entered to win for each photo you share! Winners to be announced on the first Friday of each month.
As with many of our events on Fandom in Stitches, we ended this one by throwing out an invite to our community to share supplemental designs for the project.
I thought it would be fun to design two of my favorite crafty apps to share with our community.
Robert Kaufman Quilt Calculator is my go-to app for calculating binding. It has oodles of other features, but that is definitely my favorite!
This free pattern is 10″ Paper Pieced.
Tested version by Vanda Chittenden. Thanks, Vanda!
The Jo-Ann Fabric & Craft Store App has been a lifesaver! I used to always forget my coupons, but now they are always available at the touch of a finger. Woo, technology!
This free pattern is also 10″ Paper Pieced.
Tested by Vanda!
Want to make a Smartphone quilt? Find more awesome patterns here:
