Quilts for teenage boys

A Variety of Prints and Patterns Contribute to a Coordinated Scrappy Look! This scrappy-look quilt harmonizes beautifully by starting with a fat quarter bundle. Choose fat quarters in three colors and watch how the quilt pulls together. Of course, you can choose fat quarters from your stash, too. Just decide on three colors and select …

Top US quilting blog Diary of a Quilter shares a fun gray and Denim Patchwork Quilt with you. Click here now to check it out!

Well, it took me long enough, but I finally finished Urban Utility II. It only took me 4 months to get around to finishing up the quilting and the binding. Oh well. I know it looks a LOT like the first one, but it's arranged a little differently and I changed up the quilting ever so slightly. Still love the color combos. And here's my favorite part... Are these jellyfish awesome, or what?! My son likes them so much he was trying to convince me that they are the front of the quilt. As for…

Hi everyone! It has been a while! I haven’t been sewing as much as I want to be, but I have had a few projects that I want to save on here! Sometimes if I…

The original post for these quilts was just over two years ago. This set of mini-quilts was made for a family of five siblings to remember their father. I've received several questions about reproducing the design for the first and third quilts so thought I'd share that information here so that you can make one, too. One frequent question is about how to size the finished quilt to be bigger or smaller. Both of these designs are based on an eight block by eight block grid. In other words…

(Please note that affiliate links have been used in this post.) Sometimes my dad is the hardest person to shop for at Christmas. He has plenty of interests and hobbies that I could use to inspire g…