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.

This quilt was made with love for my first great granddaughter, Emila Hofstetter. The pattern is by Elizabeth Hartman and called Fab Farm.

This roundup is for all the free cow patterns or bovine patterns we could find for your quilting needs. All of these paper piecing style patterns are easy to follow. Some have pdfs whilst others ju…

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.…

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 original background is grey. ⤴️ Due to the coloring of some of the animals, a standard…

There has been some controversy about female cows with horns (yes females can have horns, but often dairy cows have them removed). But from a patchwork perspective, horns can be downright fiddly. So I thought I would provide a cow tutorial for one without horns. And this cow is facing forward, but we'll call it a left-headed cow, and later I will provide a tutorial for a right-headed cow. The cow's finished size is 9.5 by 14.75 inches and is based on a .75 inch grid. The cow uses five…

Cow Head - pattern by Sew Fresh Quilts

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

This quilt is really near and dear to my heart. In addition to the Forest Friends and the Jungle Friends designs, of cour...

Select high-quality fabrics in classic cow hues—black, white, and patterned spots. Trace each piece meticulously from the pattern template to ensure uniformity. Sew the cow’s body and spots together using accurate paper piecing methods, strengthening seams for longevity. Arrange the blocks thoughtfully, positioning spots strategically for a balanced look. Add finishing touches like borders or complementary designs to complete your charming quilt.