I’m super excited to share the Simple Sixteen Patch quilt pattern with you! This pattern takes a classic sixteen patch quilt block and turns it into a sweet quilt made specifically for fat quarters! It comes together quickly and has four sizes: baby (32″ x 32″), small throw (48″ x 48″), large throw (64″ x...

Hi friends! I'm so excited to share with you my finished St. Louis quilt top! I really love the way it's turned out, and it really was such a joy to piece. Using mainly a mix of Pam Kitty Love, Happy Go Lucky and Little Red Riding Hood to make is super bright and happy :) Find the tutorial here. I think it really shows off the fabrics well. It's huge too! I made the 5x6 blocks measuring 70" x 84", which is plenty big enough for me! luckily Robin is 6ft 1, he comes in rather handy for 'prop…

Okay, so maybe not exactly 2 for the time of 1. But, so far on my Leaders and Enders journey, I’m seeing some progress on a second quilt in between piecing a few others. So, the concept beh…

Even since I saw Steffani's St Louis 16 patch quilt on her blog, I have been smitten. I am not sure if it is the richness of the colour...

I don’t have a number one favourite quilt of all time but I must admit that both of my St Louis 16 patch quilts are high up on the list of all time favourites. Simple, fun and quick to make, low fabric waste and just generally a lovely finish! For my first St Louis 16 patch quilt, I made it in sup

16-patch with self border Top completed 2022 96 by 80 inches 8 inch finished block 120 blocks set 12 by 10 Piece count: 1536 prints, 384 solids I love a 16-patch. Such straightforward construction and a strong grid that holds it with a wild variety of fabrics. A shoe-box sized bin holds about 2600 2 1/2 squares. I cut down my scraps while cutting for other projects, so they are a mixture of stuff from my sewing 30 years ago through stuff from last week. The bins also have 2 1/2 inch "Covid…

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I was looking through the project boxes in the shelf unit under my ironing table. In one I found piles of cut triangles, squares and rectangles. There was also yardage that was possible additions to cut. Every pile of triangles contained lots of different fabrics so I sorted them into like groups. There are 12-16 triangles in each pile. I laid 3 of the light fabrics next to them that I will cut triangles from to give me better contrast. This looks like another mindless stitching project for…

My name is Erica and I blog over at Kitchen Table Quilting and I am so excited to share this quilt with you. Road 15 is such an inspiring collection and this was such a fun and quick quilt to put …