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Even though the season has passed I though I would share with you all how I made one of my favorite hand made Christmas gifts this year. I made the quilt for my dad for Christmas. He works on the r…

I can handle a glue gun like a pro, but I'm certainly not an expert when it comes to sewing. I'm terrible at cutting an...

Please, whatever you do, please, please, pleeeeeease... don't sew like I do! I learned to sew in the back of a very tiny little theater, thi...

There Is So Much You Can Do With Bandanas! Bandanas are great for quick quilts. There are so many lovely colors available and many ways to quickly stitch them together into quilt tops. Plus, they’re 100% cotton and very inexpensive. Amazon has a nice selection of bandanas, which you can see here. Just be sure …

Bandana picnic quilt

A patchwork quilt or a colorful blanket can be made from a few bandanas and a sheet of quilt batting. Cotton bandanas -- square scarves or over-sized handkerchiefs -- are historically red printed with white and black details. Today, bandannas can be found in a variety of patterns and a literal rainbow of colors.

Another Christmas present that doesn't take a lot of work (unless you are quilting it yourself!), here is the bandanna quilt that I put together for my niece to give to a friend. All it takes is a dozen bandannas, sewn together to make the top...and then quilt it! I used a black binding on this one and it looked really good, brought out the black in the designs on the bandannas. I made one of these last year for my nephew for Christmas for his family to use as a picnic blanket. It is a…

It's a Picnic Blanket...It's a Tablecloth...It's whatever you dream it to be. :-) When I first saw this idea...my immediate thought went to...picnic blanket!

Sewing a bandanna quilt makes for an easy picnic blanket or beach blanket when using ready made handkerchiefs.

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Bandanna Bundle Buster Quilt...say that four times really fast...it's a mouth full. The Bundle Buster Quilt is a pattern designed by Yvonne at Quilting Jetgirl, and let me tell you, it is a quick fun way to use up fabric. Great for those Fat Quarter bundles you might have laying around. Originally, it was released in the Stash Builder Subscription Box but in September, Yvonne was finally able to release it for sale (read more about it here). I wanted this pattern when she first wrote about…

I seen a similar quilt on pinterest and wanted to try it. I used regular bandanas purchased from local home store and used the pinwheel pattern. Three bandanas of each color and also made a coordinating pillow to match. Size is 58

Cut the four corners of the bandana into 9” squares. Layout the blocks as shown. Use extra squares as setting triangles at the ends of the rows, then trim them down to make the edge straight. The parts trimmed off work well for the corners. Sew them on and trim. The border is cut at 3 1/2” and added carefully, because the bias edges make it flexible. Finished size 53” x 78”. If you have questions, message me.

I love quilting. I love everything about the process... but sometimes, I just want to whip something up and not have to go through the lengthy process of a traditional quilt. This Easy Bandanna Quilt is just the project to scratch that itch! It only takes a few hours, avoids the occasionally complicated process of

Pictures - Dog Bandana Quilt - This is a quilt I recently finished for a dear friend. She's 93 this year and will be moving to assisted living as soon as a room opens. Unfortunately she will have to leave her cocker spaniel, Ebony, behind. I saved all of Ebony's dog groomer bandanas. This quilt is my way of keeping

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