Triangle quilts

For this tutorial I am going to show you how to sew 60-degree triangles together into pairs, then rows & then put the rows together. ...

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Equilateral (60-degree) Triangle Baby Quilt | Heritage Threads

Use this strips and scraps to make the tutorial for a striped triangles scrappy quilt, a scrappy quilt tutorial is a great way to empty your scrap stash

After several years of quilting I finally made us a Christmas quilt! A red and green traditional colors Christmas quilt. Per the husband’s request. I’m still not sure if it was a sarcastic request or not..lol.. But I love it! I wanted to keep it very traditional so I went with scrappy Christmas colors. Coming...Read More

Here are the three scrap slab (trying saying THAT three times fast) quilts: Fruit Loops, Nov-Dec 2016 Treasure Trove, Dec 2016 S...

Equilateral triangles are a design staple in quilting. Learn all about how to sew and design with equilateral triangles in this series!

I have been digging through my scrap piles pulling every useful piece out, I guess it’s spring cleaning time in my sewing room :) So far I have made three new scrap baby quilts, and I have two more lap size quilts in the works… and I haven’t bought a thing! I thought I would share my process for making unused scraps into useful and simple quilts. There really is no scrap left behind… I did a video showing my process, and I talked a bit about sewing with bias and using a small

*** Join the community that jumpstarts your creativity and gets your projects finished!** Today we are going to learn about Half Rectangle Triangle (HRT) units!! This Half Rectangle Triangle Tutorial will require no special rulers. You probably know what Half Square Triangle units are- we use them A LOT in quilting. They look like […]

It seems fitting to finish this quilt in time for spring. (Well, technically it is spring, although we're expecting a bit of snow tomorrow.) The bright colors of the Anna Maria Horner fabrics are undeniably cheerful and full of life, just like the season, and the low volume prints set them off nicely. I used 50 weight white, Aurifil thread to quilt the top in a free motion figure eight design, which I recommend if you are new to free motion quilting or have a largish quilt to handle on a…