Make a special quilt to wrap around a loved one this holiday season. There’s still plenty of time to make one of these easy designs…
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Today’s Guest Curator: Pat Sloan, the Voice of Quilting
Pat is a fabric designer, teacher and author of 30 quilt books (with two more on the way)! She is the producer and host of American Patchwork & Quiltings Podcast, hosts the Aurifil Designer of the Year program and creates/runs a free Mystery Block of the Month each year.
Pat writes, “I am passionate about the quilt industry and all that goes on. Not only do I travel and teach quilt making at your guilds and shops, but I host a rocking group at Facebook where quilters share the projects of mine they are doing and all kinds of other projects they are making! It’s a virtual quilt bee 24/7 with 32,000+ quilters from around the world. I also have an online QuiltBee that I’ve been hosting for 14 years; I hope you will join me at one of those places!
And be sure to subscribe to my newsletter and my podcast. Every week I chat with quilters about what excites them, what to do and what they are making… And we learn so much! Hosting a list of EASY quilt projects is exciting, because sometimes we just NEED to make a quilt like, yesterday. So let’s get to it!”
You can sign up for Pat’s newsletter on the right sidebar of her blog.
Make It
Strip Tango
Kelly of My Quilt Infatuation has a super easy Strip Tango quilt for you. It’s satisfying to use strips and see the quilt come together quickly!
Quartered Log Cabins
Rossie of Rossie Crafts has a super tutorial for her Quartered Log Cabins. It’s helpful to see the step-by-step for a new process, and fun to select favorite strips to pair with a solid!
World Map
Shauna and Morgan from Shwin & Schwin have an incredible World Map quilt for you. This one is simple, and also makes a fantastic quilt for your favorite guy.
Wintery Mix
Designed by Karen Montgomery for American Patchwork & Quilting Magazine, this Wintery Mix applique project is super-simple and makes a great wall hanging as is. You could also alternate snowflake units with strips of red fabric for a pretty lap quilt.
Scrappy Summer
Alison of Cluck Cluck Sew shows you a Scrappy Summer quilt that can easily be done as you work on other things. Sew 4-patch units, then pair with single squares. Pick a color theme and let the sewing begin!
Manhattan
Wendy of Ivory Springs always has clever uses for great fabric. This Manhattan design is a perfect wall hanging to utilize favorite fabrics. To make it an even quicker sew, switch the flying geese to a strip of fabric!
Slice Free
Lindsey of Inspiring Creations used a “slice free” method to make her Slice Free quilt. She also has a bonus, as she shares several ways to set the blocks.
Simple Sashing
This Simple Sashing original design by Monica Solorio-Snow for American Patchwork & Quilting magazine is also a great way to showcase fabric. Need a gift for someone? Pick their favorite fabrics, cut rectangles and strips and away you go!
Sweet Tea
Holly Holderman of Lakehouse Dry Goods used a print for the teacups sections and surrounded them with stars in her Sweet Tea quilt. Stars are classic!
Find the Positive
Julie from Cosmo Cricket created an adorable Find the Positive quilt with squares and rectangles. She shows it as a wall hanging, but four of these units would make an easy lap quilt!
Related tutorials you might enjoy: We have SO MANY Quilts + Blocks in our archives. You’re bound to find one you love…
Mix It
Healthy Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Bars
Mix up Lindsay’s Healthy Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Bars at Pinch of Yum and thank Pat for the recommendation! Yum indeed!
(Another of Pat’s favorites from Lindsay is the Crunch Pecan Granola.)
Print It
Christmas Chalkboard Printables
Kellie of Nest of Posies has an incredible set of Christmas Chalkboard Printables for you! Pat is quite partial to the look and has red frames all ready to pop these into!
Win It
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Tip: If you’re hoping to win a prize that notes “US Winners Only,” include your state in your name (i.e. Beth in WA) so we can confirm residence and avoid any disappointment on your end. Shipping range is determined by the generous publishing companies that contribute prizes.
Here’s a link to all of our prizes for WEEK TWO!
Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects
(US + Canada shipping, eBooks to international winners.)
Author: Gail Pan
Publisher: Martingale
Quilters, crafters, and embroiderers of all skill levels will be thrilled with these whimsical patterns from Australian designer Gail Pan. Featuring full-sized hand-embroidery designs, Patchwork Loves Embroidery is for anyone who wants to enjoy the relaxing hobby of putting needle to thread.
- Select from 15 patchwork and hand-embroidery projects, including wall hangings, table runners, totes, and fabric covers for books or folders.
- Quickly learn the basics of hand embroidery: using the correct needle, choosing threads and fabrics, and transferring the designs.
- Embellish projects with sweet, garden-inspired motifs ranging from charming little birds to beautiful flowers, fanciful cottages, and more.
BurdaStyle Modern Sewing Wardrobe Essentials
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Author: BurdaStyle
Publisher: Interweave/F+W
BurdaStyle is a legendary brand that focuses on the fashionable and high-style sewing marketplace. Sewists know the BurdaStyle name and its reputation for high-quality patterns. BurdaStyle Modern Sewing: Wardrobe Essentials includes 20 projects from the archives of BurdaStyle magazine.
All of the must-have basics of a woman’s wardrobe are covered in this collection: jackets, pants, blouses, skirts and dresses. The designs include versatile separates as well as combinations that further expand the possibilities for the modern woman’s wardrobe. In addition to the twenty patterns, there are nine variations. Many of the projects include illustrated step-by-step tutorials. With a few exceptions, all of the projects are easy to intermediate, and sizes range from 2 to 14.
Wardrobe Essentials includes a Burda 101 section that covers everything sewists need to know to follow the patterns, including frequently used techniques and a pattern insert with full-size pattern pieces. “BurdaStyled” tips sprinkled throughout the book give advice on styling the designs for maximum appeal.
Sew Cute to Cuddle
(International Shipping)
Author: Mariska Vos-Bolman
Publisher: Stitch Craft Create
Sew Cute to Cuddle is an adorable collection of toy sewing patterns, so unique and cute they are guaranteed to make children of all ages smile. The tutorials are easy to follow and suitable for all sewing abilities, even complete beginners.
The 12 designs will delight boys and girls alike and include sewing patterns for a monkey, an owl, a bear, a dragon, a tiger, a cat, a dog, a hippo and more. All the toys are made in washable and affordable quilt-weight cotton, so you can choose your own favorite colors and prints to get creative with.
Visit the F+W Handmade Christmas section + Craft eBooks and Downloads page.
Handbag Workshop
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Author: Anna Maia Mazur
Publisher: Taunton Press
Make great designer look-alike bags. In her amazing how-to book, Handbag Workshop, Anna Mazur lets the cat out of the bag and tells all. In her inimitable style, Anna divulges little-known details for sewing 18 gorgeous bags. You know, the kind you drool over in specialty shops. Darling wristlets, swanky carryalls, classy clutches in sumptuous leather, suede, alligator, and snakeskin – faux and genuine – they’re all here, just waiting for you!
Fabrigami
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Author: Jill Stovall, Florence Temko, Scott Wasserman Stern
Publisher: Tuttle Publishing
Fabrigami is the Asian art of folding fabrics to create three-dimensional objects ranging from the practical to the whimsical. Like paper, there are countless beautiful fabric designs to choose from, only fabric has the virtue of being extremely durable.
Fabrigami began as origami legend Florence Temko’s final project. Everyone knows that origami is the art of paper folding, but Temko had begun experimenting with folding fabric to make objects that are just as beautiful but more lasting than paper. Sadly, Temko passed away before the book was completed, but her collaborator, Jill Stovall, continued their work. Now, Stovall—with the help of Scott Stern, a rising young star of origami—brings Fabrigami to print for everyone to use and enjoy.
This craft book begins by presenting instructions on how to treat fabric so it holds a shape when folded. Then Stovall shares a series of fun craft projects with simple origami-style diagrams that you can use to make a range of lovely objects.
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These quilts and projects are awesome! Hope I win the book!
Wonderful quilts. I am not much of a quilter but if these are easy I may have to try.
The world map is brilliant. I would love to make one for my children and one of just Australia to record our holidays on.
I love that stripper quilt! That is one I am going to make. I just learned how to fmq and this will be perfect to work on.
great ideas. Love the books. Thanks so much for sharing.
What beautiful quilts! great ideas
Wow such neat stuff!
Great quilts! Definitely need to make the one with the teacups.
You had me at world map!!!
I was just eying world map wall stickers for my kids’ room, that quilt may have to go on my list.
I’m so inspired by these quilts. It makes me want to carve out a few extra hours each day to make some lovely warm gifts.
I don’t quilt but I think that I will try the chocolate recipe 🙂
I’d love to try that strip quilt, I’ve never made a quit before.
these are great! especially the world map!
love the world map quilt!!
MUST try those healthy chocolate bars!
Patchwork Loves Embroidery: Hand Stitches, Pretty Projects and Handbag Workshop seem to be great books to have on my crafty library! Thanks for the opportunity to win these awesome prizes!
Love Pat’s picks for some cheerful quilts to make. I have been looking for a world map for my classroom and this quilt – this quilt would be cool to make! Thanks for the links:)
That world quilt is so cool! What lovely ideas!
Emily from MT
Not a quilter but the snowflake wall hanging inspires me to want to try!
Planning to make the world map and embroidering stars on all the places my sweetie and I have traveled.
Love the map quilt.
I would really like a world map quilt.
How I want to be a quilter! The snowflake one! OMG!
I’m not sure these all qualify as easy, but they all look great!
I’ve got some fat quarter bundles sitting around, awaiting a good pattern. That Strip Tango quilt might just be it!
Just found your website through a post from Pat Sloan…WOW! Thanks for all the great ideas!
That map quilt looks so fun, although the simple sash quilt is probably more my speed. Maybe I’ll try something new this year.
Except that it is missing the state I was born in…. I love that world map quilt 🙂
The world map is a neat idea. I also like the teacups but that would take me way longer than a month!
-Jess in WA
They are all beautiful, love the Manhattan one (France)
Lovely wintry mix! That 4-path from Click Click Sew, along with the salty chocolate and map quilt look like real winners!
I love finding small quilts that I can make for quick gifts. I really like the Find the Positive and Strip Tango quilts.
That World Quilt just found a place at the top of my to-do list. Wow!
Love the scrappy summer quilt and sounds like the sea salt dark chocolate is a must try !
Some great ideas. Slice Free has grabbed my attention. Thanks for sharing all the Handmade Holiday ideas. This is an awesome giveaway as well.
I have my eye on the BurdaStyle Wardrobe Essentials or the Patchwork Loves Embroidery! I live in Iowa.
Love the red and white pattern in Wintry Mix!
“Strip Tango” looks so cool, and so easy!
what great giveaways. Thanks for all the inspiration
Scrappy summer is so fresh and lovely – on my to do list!
I love that map!
I’ve always wanted to give quilting a try. Thanks for the inspirations!
As a beginner sewer who really wants to make a quilt, that Strip Tango might be the one!
That strip quilt looks easy enough even for me! I’m just a beginner but I’m learning as I go.
All of the quilts are wonderful! Thanks for a chance to win.
Great ideas! I love the Scrappy Summer quilt.
I amazed at those who quilt – maybe someday I’ll have enough space & patience. I have seen my mom produce many-a quilt and it is such a labor of love!
Great info! Love it!
I LOVE the map quilt. Amazing.
Great quick quilt ideas! Thanks for the inspiration!
LOVE that world map!
Love Pat Sloan quilts!
I’m always looking for more quilty inspiration.
Sew Cute to Cuddle looks adorable!
Love the Scrappy Summer quilt. and those Sea Salt & Dark Chocolate bars… YUM!
Such good ideas here!
That Map Quilt is amazing. I’m also totally making the sea salt chocolate bars!
The dark chocolate bars look wonderful!
My Mom was an avid quilter who left her stash to me and my 2 sisters. my daughter and I are working a quilt she started but never finished for my son. I also have some squares that I want to incorporate into small quilts to give to my brothers. these quilt tutorials and the blogs they are from give me a few ideas of how I can do this. who knows maybe I will become a quilter by the time I have worked through her stash projects.
I love the world quilt!!
Love the quilt ideas! Thanks for the quick and easy sewing gifts.
AWESOME! The Strip Tango quilt might be exactly what my daughter has been looking for for the quilt she wants to make. Thanks you for all the wonderful inspirations.
What an inspiring group of quilts!!!!
I vow to try quilting soon! These are great options! I live in NC.
There are some awesome ideas here
Awesome quick quilts!
I love the world map.
I love everyone one of those quilts..so fun!
Beautiful ideas…love me some quilts!
The map quilt is such a find! Love that!
Thanks for featuring my quilt, and everyone else’s. I see several I want to try. Great inspiration!
The world map quilt is awesome. I loved it when they posted it a few months ago. Thanks for reminding me about it!
I love easy quilts! Thanks!
such beautiful quilts. I love the snowflakes!
All the quilts are beautiful!
these are wonderful quilts! i love the one with the white square in the middle!
Love the find the positive quilt and the red snowflake one.
Love the world map!!
The Sweet Tea Quilt is so cute!
The chocolate recipe is TOTALLY HAPPENING!
I especially like the world map quilt.
Great quilts!
Lovely gift ideas.
Thank you for reminding me of Cluck Cluck Sew’s quilt tutorial. Great idea for some fabric scraps around the house.
These are such great ideas! I like the map for a great gift.
Awesome ideas to springboard from.
Love these! Thank you!
These are great projects. Good ideas for Christmas gifts.
Healthy Chocolate! Oh yes!
The world map quilt — wow! I love it!
Quilting is my main craft–thanks for the links!
I’ve always loved the Log Cabin block. Quartered Log Cabins
Rossie of Rossie is so sweet and the tutorial is super. THank you!
Diane in VA
Andrea from Nevada All of the quilts are so beautiful!!! If I get one done in time for Christmas I will be thrilled. Slice Free is my favorite!!!
Love all the quilts shown! now where to find the time to make them.
I’m in the process of planning and making several quilts and other gifts. These books would be perfect!
awesome map quilt!
So many things…. so little time!!!! I want to make it all!
Lots of wonderful ideas. Thanks, Pat, for sharing!
I love them all. My make for Christmas list is getting bigger and bigger:)
The star quilt with tea cups – a classic!
So very many great ideas! Love it!
I love the strip quilt and the table runner!
I just love the strip quilt and the snowflake runner!
The Simple Sashing quilt looks like one I could actually finish, though the cute chalkboard printables might be more realistic to have done before Christmas!
Love everything!!!
Love the quilts and love Pat Sloan!!
What beautiful quilts!!
Wonderful quilts, great ideas. CDahlgren at live dot com
I love that summer scrap quilt!
Yay! I needed a quick baby quilt idea, love this post!
That Burda book looks amazing…..would love to venture into apparel.
Quilts always make great gifts.
Great inspiration for some fun quilts.
That last quilt would be awesome with a charm pack! Great list.
I love quick quilts. Especially at this time of year!
Such great ideas for gifts everyone can use!
I really enjoy quilting!
Lots of fun ideas to spark the imagination in this collection.
the tea time quilt is very cute, and the snack bars look yummy!
Off to check out the Christmas chalkboard printables! Liesel in KS
Too many wonderful things! Quilts are such a satisfying project.
That map project is so cute!
I like that sweet wee Snowflakes Wall hanging. I also like the tea cups and stars one but would argue b/c of all the stars that’s not a “quick throw together” kind of project. But I do love it!
Love the smashing quilt! Thanks for the tuts.
I love fast and easy quilts!! That Manhattan quilt is quite stunning in black and green. Thanks for the ideas!
I love all those quilts. I really have to sit down and make my first one.
I like the strip tango quolt, this would be great as a beginner project!
You’ve given me some new sources to follow. Great ideas.
So many great ideas – I’m not sure where to start?! Thank you so much for the inspiration!
What a wonderful collection! Where do you find them all?
Love the STRIP TANGO quilt!
I love that map quilt! Terrific ideas!
I’d really like to make a snowflake quilt.
I’ve got to make those quilts!
Love the look for the positive quilt ~ cute!
This is a great collection of quilt ideas! I hope I live long enough to make half the quilts on my list!
Great projects!
Thanks!
Love the red & white snowflakes. Would be pretty in blue & white also!
Sea salt dark chocolate bars YUM
Love the summer scrappy quilt!
I love the world map quilt…
That map is such a fun idea!
Lovely quilts!
Ooh, that world map quilt would be fantastic in our homeschool classroom!!!!
Jess
The map quilt would be great for my little guy’s bedroom!
I love “Find the Positive” and the snowflake quilts.
Great quilt ideas! Thanks so much!
Pat is always a great source of inspiration!! thank you!!
Love Pat Sloan, I’m hooked on her podcasts.
I can’t decide which to make first the Strip Tango and the Scrappy Summer, .
I’ve been meaning to try a quilt and this might give the right amount of inspiration- thanks!
Stars are classic in quilts. I love stars.
I love that quartered log cabin idea – such a good use for my scraps!
Yes, these are all beautiful works of love. Thanks for the recipe also.
I think I need to learn to quilt!
Love all the great ideas!
The world map is awesome. Would be great is a classroom too! Or a gift for the world traveler!
I Love the map quilt!!!
I want to make that make and snowflake one!
True story: Just before I opened today’s Sew, Mama, Sew email I was remarking that a map quilt would be the perfect gift for the man I love. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
I am in love with the world map quilt!
Love all these ideas!! Beautiful quilts to make any time of year!!
beautiful quilts.
I already have three quilts to make in the next three weeks, what’s a few more?
I really like the “Slice Free” quilt. Looks easy!
Patchwork Loves Embroidery looks like a lot of fun.
Finding the Positive is such a great design!
It is so inspiring to see these beautiful quilts together.
I like the Simply Sashing quilt – it would be great for someone I know who isn’t a “quilt person”.
That world map is really neat!
I love Handmade Holiday Hop. I’m getting so many great ideas.
I love the strip tango quilt. The colors are perfect for Florida. It looks easy to make. Thanks.
Mindy in Florida
I love the Strip Tango! The colors are perfect for Florida and it looks easy to make. Thanks.
What a lovely and unique idea for today’s theme. I’m looking forward to giving these a better look.
So many lovely ideas, I think the strip quilt is my favourite
Love the quilts!!! Just to find the time!!
I’ll continue the love for the world quilt! Have never seen anything like it! Also new to me is the Fabrigami Book. Would love to try both!
What a great strip quilt!
The World Map quilt is perfect for my son in law. Love the Healthy Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Bars too. There are four quilts I love – the Snowflake wallhanging, the Slice quilt and Manhatten and SUmmer.
Pauline
Oh that Manhattan quilt is awesome!
Love the red boots and the beautiful wall hanging!
Great giveaway!
Who wouldn’t love that map quilt?? I still have to make one for a little 3 year old boy, I think that could be boyish enough as well as a learning tool. Win-Win! Thanks for all of the great ideas!!
Sew inspiring!
Quilts! I love quilts. There are some wonderful patterns here!
Love Strip Tango! Thanks for the giveaway.
These are all great — I am just starting to get into quilting!
the world map quilt is awesome!
I love the world quilt. This would make a perfect gift for my daughter who is working on her international studies degree.
Awesome category! Love quilts and people who receive them are bound to feel special.
I love the Strip Tango quilt! Of course the chocolate bars sound yummy as well!
Love all these quilts!
Love the world map quilt idea! It would be so cute to embroider or applique some stars on all of the places you’ve been…or perhaps all the places you’d like to visit 🙂
Beautiful quilt ideas! I love the one with the stars and teacups.
That world map is awesome!
Such inspiring ideas!
LOVE that world map quilt!! One to bookmark!
Herat ideas. The world map is a favorite.
I’ve never quilted but always wanted to. The first strip quilt looks easy enough.
I like the quartered log cabin quilt – I always like the look of traditional blocks that are cut and resewn.
Oh my, so much from which to chose!
Off to start cutting out Scrappy Summer.
I love maps, and eye tricks like in Find the Positive!
All great ideas!
Beautiful quilts!!!! I love these ideas!!
That world map quilt is amazing. I’ve been looking for a pattern like that.
Find the positive is positively delightful and love the map for a manly quilt!!
Love that World Map quilt! Such a great gift for travelers!
Someday, I’ll quilt a simple world map!
I always love quick quilt ideas. These are great! Heading over to look at a couple now!
Love the Manhattan and the Slice Free!
I love the world quilt!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Love the Snowflake hanging..(&the BOOTS! lol),,,,also the Sweet Tea quilt!
I love that “Wintery Mix” wall hanging. It would look great with my Christmas decorations.
Love the snowflake applique! Definitely on my to do list!
There are some great quilt ideas, my favorite being Wintery Mix. Love blogs and all we quilters get to see on them!
The strip tango quilt is just perfect.
Love the map quilt
Love Pat’s blog and all these quilts. I am always looking for quilts using jelly roll strips. Love that first one.
The Slice Free quilt tutorial has helped me solve a dilemma I was pondering! Thanks for posting these tutorials!
I like the world map and the wintery mix quilt.
Love these ideas! I’m filled with inspiration!
That world map is amazing – really nice!
Thanks pat, I really like the strip quilt.
Lovely quilts
I am feeling more inspired about the holidays!!
I love the effect of that log cabin quilt! How lovely!
Love me some Pat Sloan!! Wonderful quilt ideas!
i want to make every one!
Love the simplicity of the Simple Sashing Quilt!
I doubt I’ll get one of these done for this Christmas, but they do look fun and easy. Thanks for the ideas and the giveaways!
Several great ideas! I would love to do Wintry Mix now and plan on doing to Works Map, too … And then the Quartered Log Cabins … And then … 😉
Love the world map quilt idea!
My boys would love the map quilt! Definitely won’t get that done before Christmas, but I’ll mark it for the future!
Love love love the quilts, want to start a would map quilt tomorrow, thanks for all the wonderful ideas!
The winter mix is a great gift!
(Canada)
Amazing quilty goodness and the books all look so great!
These are all so beautiful. I really like the embroidery on patchwork. My mind is racing with possibilities. Thank you
Cute ideas. I definitely see a couple I want to try. Thanks!
Love love LOVE that snowflake quilt! Thinking of a runner for my mother for Christmas…
love the map quilt!! and that doll book looks so cute!
The snowflake quilt is very pretty
I love the world map quilt and love to quilt. Glad there are some simple patterns. I need to make a quick fast quilt for Christmas.
I really like the sweet tea quilt 😀
Lovely quilts! If I start now, maybe I can have it ready to gift in about 5 years. 😉
The World Map Quilt is stunning. A must sew!
So many good designs here. I like the quartered log cabin and the manhattan, the world map is pretty cool too.
Great ideas for the holidays!
Oh I love that World Map Quilt! I think my husband will really like it!
I love, love, love the Strip Tango quilt!
Y’all are killing me with the desserts with sea salt! Yum!
That scrap strip quilt might have to be my first foray into quilting!
There are so amazing quilts and I follow Pat Sloan on facebook, she is a great teacher
Gorgeous!! Definitely going to bookmark this one!
That map quilt!!! awesome. (and, any chocolate snack that claims healthy is a good one to me)
I have promised myself that I would make a christmas quilt. Thanks for the re-inspiration.
I really like that slice free quilt and the alternate arrangements!
I love the world map, pinning that one! 🙂 Thanks for sharing!
So many great choices for quick quilts. Love the wintry snowflakes, the Simple Sashing and the Strip Tango. (Canada)
Always fun to get free fabric! Thanks
Gathered a couple of good ideas from this. Thanks! 🙂
The SnowFlake quilt is wonderful!
The Strip Tango is so cute and easy, I will make that next time someone requests a quilt.
Oh, I love that snowflake wall hanging! I feel a run to the fabric store coming on………
I love quilting – thanks for the inspiration.
Gorgeous quilts. I have some strips just begging to be made into a quilt and now I can quickly and easily.
Wow these are great!!! I love the World map quilt. Thank you.
I want to make one of each!!
Love the simple sashing quilt!
I really liked them all! Find The Positive might make it into my sewing schedule for a child on my list though.
I love log cabins and its variations!
Such gorgeous quilt patterns! I also really love the chalkboard printables.
Love the world map quilt tutorial! I did something similar and was totally interested in how I could improve my process for next time. Thanks!
The Burda style book looks terrific – thanks for having a great giveaway – I always look forward to the Handmade Holiday event.
I am a new sewer, and my first project has been an easy patchwork quilt. I’m so excited to see these fun ideas that still look doable!
I love simple sewing ideas for quilts. I love that Scrappy Summer and Strip Tango quilts! Thanks for the giveaway!
Love that world map quilt. Why buy and frame a map when you can sew one?
From the stripe tango quilt, I love the idea of taking a quick picture of your pattern in case thing get moved. Thanks!
I love world map, it’s a great fit for almost anyone!
I love that tea cup quilt!
quartered log cabins are different
NEAT SELECTIONS!
THANKS FOR SHARING!
This is a lovely group of ideas. I love making and giving quilts for gifts.
I love this collection of tutorials!
Wow I have to admit I really do like that world quilt its awesome.
I am going to make a quilt inspired by the Strip Tango. Thanks for the post.
I’m not much of a quilter but I love the Map quilt! Thanks for a great list of projects!
The world map quilt is a great idea! Thanks for all the inspiration!
(I am from Germany)
So much loveliness…so little time!
So many great projects today!
I would love to have the handbag workshop. Also love the world map quilt
Pat Sloan is an amazing designer. She uses colors like an artist. Thanks for the wonderful ideas.
Fabrigami!
I’d love to adapt the world map quilt to a European one with all the countries – a friend of mine would love it.
The world map quilt is so cool!
My son is going to love the world map quilt. I cannot wait to try to make it. As always, wonderful selection of ideas.
The world map quilt is awesome! It is going on my to do list today!
I love the map quilt– amazing! I also love the red with white snowflakes– love decorating with snowflakes because they can stay up right into February (or April where I live!). Thanks for sharing!
Yum! Look at the chocolate!!
Love the wintery mix
I am just starting to get into quilting. I love all the great ideas.
Michelle Smith in Michigan
Oh which quilt to make first?, I live in Oregon
thanks for the prodding, I need it 🙂 I love the Wintry Mix wall hanging. Red and white always has such a great impact! Magistra13 at yahoo dot com
Beth
Oh yum. no really yum! Healthy Sea Salt Dark Chocolate Bars
The map is awesome! Thanks for the chance to win!
Great quilts. I love the Patchwork loves Embroidery book. Thank you for the giveaway.
Love, love the world map quilt! I only wish I had the quilting skills to make one. It would make a great wall hanging in my child’s room.
All of those are great quilts, but I think I like the world map best!
I love origami and sewing, so that fabrgami book looks super cool to me. It is going on my Christmas wish list.
Thanks for the inspiring links!! I think a snowflake wall hanging is in my future! Love Pats blog and site!
The Fabrigami books looks so fun.
Wonderful ideas. I love the most Wintery Mix – would look great as Christmas table runner!
Oooo I think that world quilt is going to happen!!!
Beautiful quilt designs! Can’t wait to try some out!
More great posts!
Love all the quilts, great patterns! Manhatten quilt is now on my to-do list!
Thank you for a super giveaway and a chance to win.
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I love the teacup quilt but I don’t believe the teacups are available any longer.
I dream of growing up in my sewing skills and making quilts that are more than patchwork quilts … in the meantime I read and imagine. Thank you for sharing.
Love love love the world map quilt! And the others are pretty great too.
Such a beautiful selection. So hard to decide which to try first!
These quilts are wonderful – thanks for sharing.
I love the scrappy summer quilt, and the find the positive.
Love the last quilt. Gorgeous!
Oh my, the sweet tea quilt is stunning!
I really like the 4-patch slice quilt. I don’t do precursor as I like to per wash all my fabric. However, I got a couple of sets of 5-inch squares at the 25th anniversary for a local quilt shop. This would be just the thing. It might make a good guild workshop, too.
So pretty!
Love Pat Sloan! Great quilt selection.
What a great set of quilt ideas – thanks! Carmen in WI
As a beginner in sewing I think the Sew Cute to Cuddle would be suitable. An international reader. ariadnesky(at)hotmail(dot)com
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I love the Manhattan one! They are all very lovely quilts.
Great ideas for new quilt projects!
Such Beautiful quilts!
Such beautiful quilts! I really need to learn.
I’m afraid to click on these links. I know you said simple, but they look amazing, thus they look hard. But the world map is so perfect for some of my people…I guess I better get brave!
Love the world map quilt!
I’ve always been a fan of that world quilt. Great ideas!
I love the World Map quilt! Great ideas!
So many projects, so little time! I think I want to move Christmas til Jan 25th!
I really like all those quilt patterns. Thanks for putting them all together in one place.
The Slice Free quilt is beautiful. I heart chevrons.
I would love to make a world map quilt.
Oh, I love quick quilt ideas… thank you!
I love that world quilt. On my need to make list!
I love that map of the world quilt!
The Slice Free quilt is so pretty! Great for a baby quilt.
Love the wintery mix!
They’re all gorgeous, but I sew too slow to finish any of these by Christmas….
Love the wintery mix wall hanging!
Today is a great day to have that “Patchwork loves embroidery” book as one of the giveaways. I can think of all kinds of ways to embellish these quilt projects with embroidery! Little mini doll quilts, How sweet!
The World Map quilt is so cool!
That fabric Origami book looks so cool!
I always want to make quilts, there are some great selections here!
Looks like this is the year I learn to quilt. Wonderful ideas.