Picnic is an easy Fat Quarter or 1/4 yard quilt that includes instructions to make Crib, Lap, Throw, Twin, Queen, and King sizes. The blocks are set on point, and if you've never made an on point quilt before, this is a great place to start! Finished Sizes are Crib: 42 x 51, Lap 51 x 68, Throw 59 x 76, Twin 68 x 93, Queen 93 x 93, King 110 x 93.
Picnic Plaid is a granny square quilt pattern with a twist - strip piecing! You'll be surprised at the methods used to create this quilt, which eliminate most of the bias edges that are typically found in a grannys square quilt! Picnic Plaid includes 5 sizes - Baby/Wall Hanging 45"x45", Throw 68"x68", Twin 68"x91", Queen 91" x 113", and King 113"x113".
Discover the fun of making pineapple quilt blocks! The 17 eye-catching and playful projects include quilts, pillows, totes, potholders, placemats, and three brand new project patterns--a table topper, large quilt and a mesh tote! Start your pineapple play quilts and projects today.
The big and boisterous blocks that make up the Child's Play Quilt Pattern are sure to please any crafter. Bring this sprightly quilt to life with your favorite floral fat eighths in Frankie by BasicGrey for Moda Fabrics to put some pep in your step.
Barbara Becker
Make a table topper, a wall hanging, a bed quilt, a bed runner, make a work of art. Panels: beautiful, charming, amusing, full of color or subtle and romantic. However you describe them, this book contains a wealth of ideas for using them. So pull out your panels and prepare to play.
This quilt reminds Louise of childhood picnics in the hills outside of Melbourne when she would head off in the Summer holidays for a ride on the steam train 'Puffing Billy'. Winding up through the mountain track, with legs dangling from the open side carriages, on our way towards the final station... Read more
The Summer Picnic quilt by Lori Holt of Bee in My Bonnet is the perfect take-anywhere quilt. From lakeside to parks to porch sitting, your summer outing will be cozier with this happy scrappy quilt. Small and large star blocks are artfully arranged against a blue background to create a shimmering... Read more
Are you a sewist who wants to break into quilting? Or a quilter who'd like to turn your blocks into something a little more dimensional? Take a walk on the wild side with eighteen projects that combine the best of both worlds! Create useful gifts and home decor, including bright modern quilts, a pencil case, notebook cover, market bag, and more.
Feed Sack Picnic is a charming quilt pattern inspired by the nostalgic Farm and Garden fabric line by Cathe Holden for Moda Fabrics. This design captures the essence of vintage-style feed sacks with a fun, old-fashioned layout that evokes memories of simpler times. Featuring a delightful mix of... Read more
The cover image features Dawn on the Prairie prints from Moda Fabrics, but this pattern works equally well with a wide variety of fabric collections. Grab your favorite fat quarters (plus a coordinating background fabric) and you'll be well on your way to creating this spectacular quilt top.
Shoot the moon with a winning hand of hearts. With 5 fat eighths, make a "pair of hearts" from each print. Three fat quarters will yield "four of a kind" from each print. To make each heart different, deal 10 - 10" x 10" squares to each player. No need to avoid the black queen, we're playing with just hearts. Finished size: 14" x 38"
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