Ladybug quilt block

Use the Blocks for Other Projects Too! Cute ladybugs grace this eye-catching runner. It’s great for summer or display it whenever you want. Standard piecing is used to create the ladybug blocks, which can be used in other projects as well (one would make a charming throw pillow!). Once you have the ladybugs made the …

Simple quick-fuse applique creates this very pretty ladybug block . Find out all about quick fuse applieque over at The Patchsmith.

Paper-pieced ladybug from a free pattern by Handiwerx. Such a sweetie. You'll find a link at the Patchsmith.

Ladybugs, also known as ladybirds or lady beetles, are a popular quilting motif due to their bright colors and cute appearance. They are considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity, which makes…

You'll go buggy for this cute Fly Away Ladybug! quilt block. Both simple and fun to make, the block is perfect for any garden-theme quilt. Download the free quilt block on this page.

Beautiful Secret Garden quilt pattern that completes with flowers, ladybugs, butterflies, snails, songbirds and many other details. Free quilt pattern.

"This one of a kind wallhanging measuring 41\" x 40\" features five spotted ladybugs among my zinnias. This brightly colored quilted piece has a swirly black/gray backing and solid black binding. It is quilted with a meander pattern edge to edge."

This wonderful lady is courtesy of Apple Avenue Quilts. This is one quarter of a 12" block. Such a fun and easy project and oh, so cute. Find out more together with a link to this lovely quilt block at the Patchsmith.

Today's block ties in with the Across the Pond SAL project for April 2015. The ladybird is taken straight from my Ladybird/Ladybug mug rug pattern. She fits perfectly with no resizing needed. Click on the link to find out more over at the Patchsmith. .

Block 6 - Ladybird This week we are making the first of the applique blocks from the book – Block 6 ‘Ladybird’. Available from Amazon All the applique blocks in the book are made using the quick-fuse applique method (sometimes referred to as raw edge applique). You can find lots of hints and tips of the quick-fuse applique method here. Applique blocks from The Patchsmith's Sampler Blocks For this method you will need fusible webbing which you may know as Bondaweb, Vliesofix, WonderUnder…