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Two layers of Embrace Double Gauze from Shannon Fabrics with Pellon Wool Batting in the middle makes for a super soft and cuddly quilt. The wool is lighter and fluffier than cotton batting — the only difference in care is that it can't go in the dryer. It's just returned...

Melissa’s 2 Hour Bound Whole Cloth Quilt Made with Tiger Lily by Heather Ross It’s time for another tutorial! Recently, I had one w...

Around the early 1800’s three types of quilts became popular: the whole cloth, broderie perse, and medallion quilts. Several of my past blogs have featured medallion quilts – how to make them…

Are you overwhelmed with the simple elegance of a wholecloth quilt but are clueless on how make one yourself? Read for 5 tips on how to wholecloth quilt:

Have you ever had a fabric that you adore so much and wish you could make a quilt out of just that fabric? With a Whole Cloth Quilt, you can! Whole cloth quilts are made from two large, uncut pieces of fabric—one for the top and one for the back—making it a quick and simple project. It’s perfect for showcasing fabric that’s already stunning, without needing to cut it into pieces. Here's how to make this easy and fast quilt with my step-by-step quilting tutorial!

I've always greatly admired whole cloth quilts. I love their minimalist non fussy look, and I especially love that the stitching is wh...

When most people think of quilts, they think of sewing together pieces of fabric as patchwork or appliqué. Actually, what makes a quilt is the layers of fabric that are stitched together. You can make a quilt by using two pieces of whole cloth with a layer of batting in between. The stitching you use to sew a whole ...

I started this whole-cloth quilt with a beautiful blank slate! I wanted to experiment with what would happen if hand-stitching created the design instead of fabric. Blogged at Six White Horses.

Kendra makes a whole cloth king size quilt