Science quilt patterns

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My quilting laboratory is stocked with all sorts of spooky specimens, thanks to Tula Pink’s De La Luna fabric. Time to make a Halloween jar quilt! I use my mini rotary cutter, the Shark Applicutter, to fussy cut creepy apothecary jars filled with eyeballs, skeletons, bugs, and bats. This is a super fun project with tons of room for creativity, so let your imagination run wild as you concoct this spine-chilling quilt!

I LOVE discovering fun science and math fabrics...and texty fabrics and so when I discovered this Chemistry novelty line by Becky Marie Des...

This 42"x54" quilt offers a perfect balance of awesome geometric shapes and science themed elements. Perfect for a science enthusiast in your life! Purchase the pattern by clicking the link #michaelmiller #stemsquad #tammysilvers

Perhaps you’ve noticed, as I have, how many doctors, nurses, therapists, and other medical and scientific professionals gravitate to the art of quilting for creative expression. When I first asked American Quilter contributing editor Iris Frank to write about the connection between quilting and medical professionals, I had no idea how intertwined these two disciplines are and how many fascinating scenarios we would discover. Here’s another captivating medical-related quilt story, submitted…

Also available now is the Circuit Board pattern! This quilt was originally published in a bookazine for beginner quilters in the UK, and I’m happy to release it as a stand-alone pattern. The …

Synaptic quilt by Janice Reimer; Janice Reimer is an award-winning quilter who designs and creates complex modern quilts influenced by her math and science background. From the names of quilts to the intricate patterns, you’ll see how her life as a structural biologist and biochemist guides her creations.

My son just completed his PhD in molecular biology. So I looked for a DNA quilt pattern and found this free pattern from In the Beginning Fabrics. All the fabrics and pattern are from their website. The quilt is 98

Science, Baby! quilt pattern • Flying Parrot Quilts

Printed and downloadable quilt patterns by Sylvia Schaefer of Flying Parrot Quilts. Modern, quirky, fun, science-inspired patterns in both traditional and foundation paper piecing formats.