Quilting

Amy's Modern Fray

Hi friends! I often get asked if all the layers in my rag quilts are flannel. Not quite! I only use one layer of flannel in the middle with quilting...

While our original “Cuddle® Puff Charm Quilt” blog post featuring Jenny Doan has been one of our most popular though the past several years, we thought it was time for a long (and we mean long) overdue refresh.

Unique way to make a quilt that looks complicated but it's actually quite easy. You only need to sew strips together and then cut and sew them in a particular way to achieve the beautiful quilt block design. Full FREE step-by-step video and written instructions.

Let your stash and imagination run wild with this simple and fast quilt block! Use three colors like I did for this table runner, or a whole rainbow of colors like I used for my granddaughters Quilt. The Walking Trails quilt is great for any quilt project, large or small. Check out my quick video over on YouTube at OxygenFarm Quilts. This runner is available in my Etsy shop 👉 https://oxygenfarmquilts.etsy.com

Rag quilts are always a great way to make a quilt out of any leftover scraps of fabrics you have laying around your work station at home. Whats also great...Read More

This is a repost from a year ago. I am making MORE of these rectangular string pieced blocks. And I still can't use up my scraps! I taught a series of classes in Atlanta that used Kaffe Fassett fabric

Learn how to make a flannel rag quilt free flannel rag quilt tutorial; how to make a rag quilt without batting; how to make a flannel strip quilt.

OK, here I am and I'll try to make a little tutorial to show you how I asseble my finished blocks with the QAYG method. 1. Step Take two blocks. Be sure they are 5". 2. Step Cut two sashing strips, one 1" and one 1 1/4". 3. Step Add the 1 1/4" sashing to the back of your block pinning in place, then add the 1" sashing to the front of your block and pin in place. 4. Step Sew all this sandwich together using a 1/4" seam allowance. 5. Step Flip the front sashing and press, put the second block...

Quilting an entire quilt, especially a larger, bed-sized quilt, can be intimidating. Learn how to break it up into smaller, more manageable sections using a technique known as ‘quilt as you go’.

No quilting required! No backing required! No matching seams! How much easier can an upcycled blue jean rag quilt get. Using rectangles cut from the legs of old blue jeans make this a fast finisher. Rectangles reduces the number of seams and by offsetting each row, you also eliminate matching seams. You’re gonna love this quilt! Make someone you love an Easy Blue Jean Rag Quilt! #easybluejeanragquilttutorial #bluejeanragquilt #ragquilttips #ragquilt #ragquilts #easyragquilts...