Having finished my first quilt a few months ago, I’ve been wanting to tackle another project and have been looking for the right design. I love this abstracted spool quilt from Freda’s Hive; even better, there’s a tutorial showing how to put it together! This would actually be lovely as a small wall-hanging in a […]
This jumpy little LilyPad Arduino project called the Kinetic Quilt uses a servo motor to move around. For what purpose, Im not quite sure, but it sure made me react! [via MAKE]
Elizabeth of Oh, Fransson has just announced a Paintbox Quilt ALong on her web site, where she’ll lead participants through making 80, 6 X 6 inch blocks to create a roughly 62-inch by 77-inch quilt. She’s listed the supplies and has posted how to make classic and scrappy blocks, as well as a post with […]
Cheryl Sleboda wrote in with her awesome project: I just wanted to drop a line to say thanks for the tutorials and info on Craft about LEDs and soft circuitry. I got a Make Conductive Booster Pack and used some blue LEDs to add to a mini quilt I made depicting a “cute” taningia danae […]
Rachel of Small Notebook created this beautiful quilt for her son from four generations of family clothing. His Great-Grandpa’s Sunday ties. His Papaw’s plaid shirts. His Daddy’s khaki pants. And his own newborn onesies, just now barely outgrown. I love the idea of incorporating family member’s clothes into quilts. Such a treasure!
If you are scrambling to find a few last-minute fillers for the stockings of your favorite quilters, be sure to check out this great list from Indie House!
I have finally finished the Hawaiian baby quilt I’ve been working on. It’s been my back-burner project for, oh, almost four years! The baby it’s intended for is now almost three and not really a baby anymore, but hopefully he’ll like it anyway. While it has certainly been a lot of work (the central portion […]
