Don't throw away the scraps from your previous quilting projects. here are some string quilt patterns you can make.

Is it really April 1 tomorrow? That seems impossible, but it's true. April means lots of good things. Tomorrow, my grandmother turns 89, and later in the month, we celebrate my brother-in-law's birthday. And a wedding anniversary. And the second annual Stash Bash. It's also my month to plan the Love circle quilt for do.Good Stitches! It's been awhile since I've made string blocks. I don't know about you, but I always seem to have a pile of string scraps lying around. Last week, I divided…

Mini String Quilt Blocks tutorial - collage cover photo

Have you ever wondered how to make a string quilt? These string quilt patterns will show you how to get started! We listed 21 beautiful string quilt patterns.

Top US Quilting Blog, A Quilting Life, features their String Quilt Blocks Tutorial that makes stunning scrap quilts. Click here now for the tutorial!!

Yesterday I finished binding this string quilt that I began as the first of three throws that I was asked to make. I quilted it on my Jazz 2 sewing machine, using this wonderfully soft flannel as a backing. It is wonderfully SOFT......the softest flannel I can ever recall coming across. It was 60 inches wide, I think, and I picked it up at a garage sale a couple of years ago. Not the prettiest coloring, but not really bad either. I have two reasons for calling this a 'possible' commission…

Scrappy String quilt by Emily of Quiltylove.com. See how Emily sewed together this fun and easy string quilt using her scrap stash!

Learn how to make a string quilt using leftover strips from your stash. If you have strips of fabric that are either from a collection (think jelly roll) or from scraps, the string quilt is

Hello, Everyone! Today I'd like to share all of the details on my Diamond String quilt! I've gotten so many questions on this...

Make this stunning starry quilt with some clever strip piecing—and with NO curved seams! This quilt is perfect for digging into your strip and string scrap stash. You can also use strips from jellyrolls or larger pieces of fabric too. It’s not as hard as it looks! This pattern is packed full of color illustrations (one for each step) and very clear instructions. It is formatted to letter-sized paper for easy printing. I walk you through fabric quantities, cutting, piecing, and assembling the…