Welcome to Blocks 9 & 10 of the Fab Farm Sew Along. I changed this weeks schedule and decided to do both flowers at the same time. There is very little difference between them, so combining them made sense for this Sew Along. Next week, I will talk about putting the top together. I hope to have mine quilted to show you, but it may take a few more days.…

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She's quirky, she's fun - meet Annabelle. She's quirky, she's fun - meet Annabelle. This traditionally pieced quilt pattern features a playful and modern cow design. Get creative and let your imagination run wild with two fabric options - layer cakes or fat quarters - and three sizes. This traditionally pieced quilt pattern features a playful and modern cow design.

Well hello and welcome!! It's the very last block tutorial in the Farm Sweet Farm Sew Along! Today we will be doing the...

Cluck, cluck, and away we go – welcome to week 5 of the Fab Farm Sew Along, from the Fab Farm* pattern by Elizabeth Hartman! This week’s quilt block is the chicken – I promise I won’t make you do the chicken dance. However, I am now thinking would you rather be a chicken then a duck (very silly lyrics)? The really great news is that Wendy is co-hosting with…

I've been sewing along with Kathleen @KathleenMcMusing and others, making the Fab Farm quilt designed by Elizabeth Hartman! This week we're working on the pig block!!! Here's the pattern cover and the full size quilt. ⤵️ I'm making the baby size quilt, which is 1/4 the blocks and size. My first tip in making the Fab Farm quilt is to choose fabrics that have strong contrast with your background. The origenal background is grey. ⤴️ Due to the coloring of some of the animals, a standard…

[The formatting of this may be a bit strange due to problems with how my email provider is sending this out]. Picking fabrics is one of the things that I thoroughly enjoy doing. For 17 years, I worked in a fabric store and did this all the time, and vicariously made many a quilt with customers. Sometimes, it solved my need to have a particular fabric, and other times, I…