Heather Bailey Clamshell Quilt: True Colors Blog Tour + Giveaway!

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Today is our stop on the FreeSpirit Fabrics “True Colors” Blog Tour, and we thank you for stopping by Craft Buds! We are Mary and Lindsay, and we use this space to share sewing and crafting tutorials, handmade business tips and more.

Lottie Da and True Colors by Heather Bailey

Today I’m sharing a quilt I’ve sewn from Heather’s True Colors and the coordinating line Lottie Da. I also used four solid fabrics from my stash.

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I chose to work with a traditional Clamshell Quilt pattern, because I loved the way to blocks show off individual fabrics, and I feel the curves really complement the floral and geometric prints in the fabric.

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In case you are wondering about the gorgeous longarm quilting, it is the work of Suppose Create Delight! I couldn’t be more thrilled with the variety of quilting patterns in each individual clamshell, not to mention the super-quick turnaround and great pricing. I definitely recommend their services!

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Clamshell Quilt Assembly Tips:

– If you have a die-cutting machine, you can cut out these blocks quickly and easily! I used the Accuquilt 8″ finished Clamshell die, and there is also a 4″ Clamshell die available.

– If you do not have a die cutting machine, no worries! Check out Latifah Saafir’s free patterns for an 8″ Glam Clam or 12″ Glam Clam quilt, each with printable templates and detailed assembly instructions.

– I recommend using a design wall to lay out your fabrics until you are happy with the arrangement.

FreeSpirit True Colors fabric collections

If you aren’t familiar with FreeSpirit’s new True Colors collections, they are vibrant coordinates meant to blend well with other fabric lines. Pictured above (clockwise from the top left) are: Joel Dewberry, Anna Maria Horner, Jenean Morrison and Heather Bailey’s True Colors collections.

Color plays a huge role in our lives, but it’s not very often that I take the time out to recognize the beauty of the colors around me. This video shares more about the True Colors collections from each designer’s point of view.

Follow along with the tour for more chances to win!

1/20: Sew4Home
1/21: Stitchery Dickory Dock
1/22: I’m A Ginger Monkey
1/23: The Sewing Loft
1/24: Ellison Lane
1/27: Diary of A Quilter
1/28: Material Obsession
1/29: Craftsanity
1/30: Stitched in Color
1/31: Craft Buds
2/3: Jaybird Quilts
2/4: Melissa Peda

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Giveaway!

Leave a comment on this post telling us your favorite classic quilt pattern or block for your chance to win a fat quarter bundle of Heather Bailey’s True Colors collection.

Giveaway open to U.S. residents only. We’ll choose one random winner one week from the date of this post. Good luck!

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Hi, I’m Lindsay Conner, an author, modern quilter, editor, and founder of the Lindsay Sews blog. I’m a Baby Lock ambassador and Stash Books author who loves writing modern sewing and quilt patterns for beginners and weekend sewists! I live in Indianapolis, Indiana with my husband, son, and two loveable cats, Murph and Chloe. I’ve been crafting for as long as I can remember. As a kid, I saved my dollar bills for trips with my mom to Jo-Ann Fabrics, where I’d find new floss for friendship bracelets or mini cross-stitch kits. Because my mom has always shared my love for crafting, she bought me my first sewing machine, a Hello Kitty Janome.

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  2. Love this whole True Colors line. I have already purchased some FQs. I seem to gravitate toward any block with stars–and there are many! Thanks for the chance to win some more of this gorgeous fabric!

  3. Love love love this clamshell quilt! How fun! Beautiful fabrics! I think i will day-dream of clamshells all day today!
    Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. ~Cat

  5. I’ve always loved Grandmother’s Flower Garden. It’s a nice pattern to use up scraps or a huge array of colors. It was the first block I learned to make when I was first married, over 37 years ago!!

  6. These fabrics are just so bright and happy! I would love to make a quilt with these fabrics – alternating blocks of pinwheels and appliqued daisies. 🙂

  7. Those clamshells are adorable! Love that! I really like the look of Drunkard’s Path quilts. I’d have to say that is my favorite traditional design.

  8. My favorite classic quilt pattern to date is the Irish Chain….I have just been exposed to it and am loving the versatility in the design! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity!

  9. I love your quilt. It’s beautiful. My favorite classic block is a churn dash. It is such a simple block that can really highlight a fabric pattern.

  12. This clam shell pattern is gorgeous. I’m to skittish to try curves in my own work. I’m currently working on an altered squares pattern I plan to give my sister as a wedding gift. I’m pretty pleased with how it is turning out.

  16. I love these colors and patterns together! My fav go to quilt pattern is the cartwheels quilt! So easy to put together and simple yet stunning!

  17. I have been dreaming of making a lone star quilt for a while now. It’s classic, but so modern, too. I just love your clamshell quilt and how well the mix of True Colors and your stash fabrics work!

  19. I love the Clamshells quilt and the True Colors! My all-time favorite pattern/block is shoo-fly. Thanks for the giveaway!

  20. Your clam shell quilt is so pretty! My favorite classic pattern is the log cabin. I’ve seen it used to make a clam shell design too. Thanks.

  21. Lindsay, I’m in love with everything about this quilt! The colors, the fabrics, the design, and the quilting are all beautiful. Don’t you want to make me a full-sized one? As far as favorite quilt design, at this moment I’m loving the clam shell!

  22. I don’t really have a favorite pattern – I like whatever strikes my fancy at the time I’m ready to get started! I think I would like to give those clamshells a try now – I love your quilt. Thanks so much for the chance to win. 🙂
    samtaylorcjsmimi at yahoo dot com

  24. my favorite quilt pattern is the Log Cabin – so many great designs can be done with this one! your clam-shells are awesome!

  26. My all time favorite pattern is the log cabin. You can do so many things with it, including changing the shape. These colors would look great with my stash. Thanks for the chance to win.

  27. Wow wow wow I just fell in love with your Beauty of a Quilt! Stunning! I don´t have THE ONE favorite of pattern but I really like log cabins big or small, and Grandmothers Flowergarden, made out of tiny hexagons. I´m located in Germany, in case you wonder, but I have an address in NY so please let me play along. 🙂

  29. I’m still pretty new at quilting, but I am loving anything half square, but this quilt is adorable and I would love to make something like that. 🙂

  31. I think my favorite is what’s called courthouse steps. I love it, but I didn’t know it had a name, then I saw courthouse steps and it was what I always use. Thanks for the chance!

  33. I love a log cabin quilt – simple and complex at the same time. Thanks for the chance to win!!

  34. I’ve never made a clam shell quilt, curves worry me, but if I had the die, i might try it. I’ve always been drawn to dresden plate quilts. Would love this new fabric line!

  37. This is beautiful-First time seeing the clam shell. I don’t know a lot of classic block patterns but I do like the granny square and plan to make it someday.

  40. Wow, this could get me to love purple. I really like a snowball. It was the quilt on my grandmother’s bed. Thanks so much for the giveaway!

  42. your clam shell quilt is so beautiful! i have not seen this pattern in years. i love grandmother’s flower garden. thank you for sharing your beautiful quilt, if it ever needs a good home, let me know lol [email protected]

  43. I love star patterns especially the sawtooth star. There are so many variations that I could play with.

  44. Love the clamshell quilt, but my favorite go to is the nine patch or the log cabin. Depending on if I am making for a child (log cabin in bright colors) or an adult (9 patch or log cabin).

  47. Pinwheels are my favorite. They are so classic and versatile. I had so much trouble with them when I first started sewing them, but I love them now!

  49. Love your Clam shell quilt!! Bear Paw and Log Cabin blocks are my favorites! Thanks for the chance to win!!

  52. my go to pattern is Log Cabin its so versatile, wonky or traditional, scrappy, easy, and easy on scrap busting, I have RA so my hands have to cut and these are strips I can use easily and have on hand.

  55. What a perfect pairing of pattern and fabric. I love it! And would dearly love some of the true colors to go with my stash if heather bailey prints. 🙂

  56. I love nine patch because there are so many possibilities and it’s so simple anyone can make a nine patch quilt. Thank you for the giveaway!

  57. I seem to be drawn to anything related to stars, Ohio star is just one of many. Beautiful colors in your fabrics, would love to win a bundle. Makes me think of spring. Thanks for the giveaway.

  58. this quit is lovely. I love how the clamshells showcase the prints. and the FMQ is wonderful. I am fairly new to quilting so am trying a bunch of different patterns. But so far my favorite is the log cabin. thanks for a chance.

  60. I’m new to quilting and actually just trying to build a stash right now so I can start, so I don’t have a favorite block yet. I do however want someday combine all my interests and make a crazy quilt!

  64. It is hard to pick a favorite but Log cabin, churn dash and the rolling stone blocks are right up there!

  67. I like the grandmother’s flower garden for scraps but the clamshell looks interesting too. Looks like you could use a lot of scraps.

  72. I love the clamshell. Very cute! I am always drawn to very basic sawtooth stars, any stars really, but basic works. I like Irish chains too. They can look so very different.

  74. This is beautiful. wow. I can see this for grandboys in ‘boy’ colors called “dragon scales” and in ‘girl’ colors as “fairy wings” with larger, paired clamshells…thanks for the inspiration and the chance! My favorite blocks are 8 pointed stars, friendship stars, and pinwheels. Love HB’s stuff, too.

  79. I love these fabrics. I received a circle cutter for Christmas. I think I see another quilt in my future.

  81. My favorite is the Double Wedding Ring. I especially love when the edges are left scalloped. Oh, how I wish I had the skill and time to make one! I think they are just beautiful.

    Thanks for the giveaway!

  84. Unfortunately I don’t quilt or know what blocks are but I make amazingly odd dolls and I love and know great fabrics and prints. Love love love.
    Thanks

  86. The clam shells are perfect! I also bet that this would be a good sized quilt for tummy-time in the future with your little guy. 🙂 I’ve always really loved string blocks and log cabins. The basics still inspire me with all the possible ways to reinterpret them. Thanks for the chance to win!

  88. I love Log Cabin blocks — the traditional ones or more modern variations. There are so many things you can do with them! The True Colors fabrics look so versatile and your quilt is lovely.

  89. I am new to quilting and don’t really know any names. I just love the shapes and colors of quilting and the way they can depict a story.

  92. I absolutely drool over a dresden quilt! But I am also a huge fan of the log cabin. This quilt is spectacular! I haven’t done a clamshell quilt yet but I keep seeing them everywhere. I may just have to add that to my quilting bucket list!

  93. My favorite block of all time is Churn dash but I do love wonky stars like crazy!

  94. Beautiful colours, I will have to try the clam shell. So far, I have only done squares and stripes, and a couple of HST. My favourite is the pinwheel.

  96. I love your quilt! I’ve always wanted to make a Sunbonnet Sue quilt. These fabrics would look pretty in the Sunbonnet Sue. Thanks for the giveaway!

  97. I love the double wedding ring and any of the star quilts. Which I am regretful to say that I haven’t tried any of them yet. :/ But they are on my to do list. 🙂

  99. My favorite quilt pattern has been the double wedding ring for more years than I’ve been quilting (I have one that my mother quilted). I really enjoy making the hexies now days. I love the whole True Colors line. Thanks for the chance to win some of the fabric.

  100. I LOVE Heather’s collection for the True Colors! My favorite traditional design? So many to choose from….I guess Churn Dash since that’s what I’m working on right now.

  102. I am too new of a quilter to have a favorite block, I feel like a newborn in the quilting world! I have made 1 quilt and just finished 2 quilt tops so far. I love this clamshell design and would love to make this quilt! I really love this fabric, too!! 🙂

  103. I LOVE this True Colors line!!! I adore bright colors and would love to win some!
    My current favorite is a herringbone pattern although just a plain, simple patchwork square can be gorgeous with the right fabrics. =)
    Thanks for the opportunity!

  104. This is such a happy fabric line. So bright and cheerful. I like any pattern with stars in it. I am fairly new at quilting so I haven’t done much but this clam shell looks like something I could do. Thanks for sharing..

  105. Such a pretty quilt! I like things that have to do with bees, so I love hexagons! They look like a beehive 🙂

  107. I’m just a beginner, but I’m looking forward to trying a quilt made with pinwheel blocks. Love the quilt highlighted. The colors are amazing together!

  108. My favorite quilt block is Ohio Star. It just makes a really nice looking block. Love your quilt! Thanks for the chance to win.

  111. I’m a fan of the disappearing nine-patch block. I plan to use it in an upcoming quilt. Thanks for the chance to win!

  116. Oh, that quilt is gorgeous. I might have to see about getting those dies for my cutter. One my favorite traditional blocks is the bear paw.

  117. I really love Dresden plates. I found some beautiful hand pieced dresden blocks at an estate sale that I am going to put together and quilt. I just love these new blenders.

  118. My favorite quilt blocks are both very traditional ones – Double Wedding Ring and Dresden Plate. (Which would look beautiful! made up in any of Heather Bailey’s fabrics, don’t you think)? She is amazingly talented.

  119. I love the plain patterns, like the disappearing 6 or 9 patch. I like the fabric to speak for the quilt.

  121. I’ve always wanted to do a double wedding ring. Maybe after I get my current WIPs completed!

  123. I have always loved log cabin and any star pattern! Now I like them wonky! True Colors is a beautiful fabric line. So spring like- something sorely needed this time of year! Thanks for a chance to win!

  127. Holy crap, those clam shells are gorgeous!

    My favorite traditional block is probably the Missouri Star. Maybe because I’m originally from Missouri? 🙂

  128. My favorite traditional block is the log cabin. There is so much you can do with it and it is a great way to use up scraps.

  129. I’ve never quilted, so I don’t know all of the terms for various quilt styles. But this clam shell quilt is quite stunning. I’d love to have one (maybe one day after I get up the nerve to start quilting!).

  130. I love pinwheel blocks. They add a lot of motion to the quilt. Thanks for this chance to win. I really love this collection.

  131. Hi!!!! Beautiful fabrics and I love your clam shell quilt!!! I love Grandmothers Flower Garden and hope to make one someday!!!! My grandmother did make several of them all by hand!!!!

  134. I have always wanted to make a clamshell quilt but they seem like so much work. Also love a modern bowtie quilt.

  137. I love all these fabrics. They are all so lovely! I don’t really have a favorite block as I am just learning to quilt. I think my favorite block that I have made so far is either a pinwheel block or a log cabin block.

    Thanks for the opportunity!

  138. What a beautiful clamshell quilt! And these colors make it all the more awesome. Thanks for sharing! My favorite classic block is Drunkards path.

  139. I love love love your clamshell quilt. I am going to get brave and try this! I have some Lottie Da, and if I win the True Colors, I just may use this design! My first attempt at a granny square block resulted in a quilt that I’m very proud of, so I’d say that’s my favorite right now. I’m ready to branch out, though!

  140. Wonky Log Cabin. LOVE your quilt! Agree that the design you chose really shows off the fabric well. Beautiful!

  141. I really like the simple beauty of the Log Cabin quilts that I’ve seen. Your clamshell is also beautiful. Thanks for the giveaway!

  144. I actually have the clamshell pattern and some owl fabric that will be perfect

    Suprisingly I found I really like the traditional 9 patch. I did not think I would like all those little squares, but with some good shortcuts involved i had a great time making them

    Your clamshell quilt is beautiful and it is the perfect pattern to show any fabric. The ones you used are so bright and cheery. Love them

  147. The old classics lend themselves to all sorts of variation! Tough decision! I love square-in-a square.

  148. I love your clam shell quilt–the colors are gorgeous! I have a dresden plate in me, trying to get out–maybe using these fabrics would make it happen!

  149. I really love so many blocks, it’s hard to pick just one! Someday I would like to do an Irish Chain. I don’t think I’m experienced enough for that yet, but it’s on the “someday list.”

  151. Adore your clamshell quilt. You are so right about the curvy shapes working so well with Heather’s fabric!

    My current favorite pattern is wonky stars. I enjoy the improv aspect and they are so much fun!

  152. I think snails trails blocks, especially when I use them as cat tails! Thank you very much for the giveaway of this beautiful fabric.

  156. Log cabin–easy to make, and so much you can do with the color variations to change up the look of the pattern!

  157. My favorite block is the Dresden Plate. I love your clamshell quilt, it’s very pretty. Thanks for the chance to win.

  160. My newest favorite quilt design is the clamshell! I haven’t seen this before and love it! I will have to give it a try…if I win some of this luscious fabric!

  161. love these great colors and your quilt. would like to learn how to design my blocks . windmill and log cabin are easy for me ,
    thank you for the give away

  162. I love these fabrics, they are all so lovely. Right now I’m into making flying geese ,you can do so much with them. Thank you so much for doing this, Cindi

  166. I really love half square triangle blocks, they’re so versatile & are (relatively) easy to sew. Love the Clamshell quilt! Thanks for the chance to win.

  167. Oh my gosh!! AWESOME Clamshell Quilt!!!

    My MOST favorite quilt block has always been Log Cabin…..but runs closely now with Churn Dash, Bear Paw, and the Tumbler! Pretty new to quilting, so haven’t made many quilts yet…

  168. Great choice with the clam shells, I love it!! I’ve always loved the Lonestar and coming in a close second is the log cabin.

  169. I adore the dresden plate. Fell in love with it watching Nancy Zieman’s show and have made it myself on a cover for my sewing machine! Thanks for the giveaway and beautiful quilt!!!!!

  172. I have loved everything made with these yummy fabrics. I don’t think I have a favorite block just love anything bright and making old blocks look more modern.

  174. I have really been into the postage stamp quilt….they colors would be great with white or pale gray.

  175. Your quilt is so beautiful!!!! My favorite traditional block is Churn Dash. It is on my must-make list!!

  176. Your quilt is just beautiful! Such vibrant pretty colors and I love the clamshell pattern. After seeing your quilt I want to try this pattern. I really love Log Cabin blocks and Irish Chain. Thanks for the chance to win!

  177. The clamshell quilt is so pretty I love curved piecing. One of my favorites is the drunkard’s path quarter circle block.

  179. I love, love, love, those clam shells. That pattern is on my must-make-one-day list. I really love the friendship star, sweet and simple. Thanks.

  182. I love Dresden Plate quilts, they always turn out so pretty in Traditional or Modern interpretations. Thank you for the chance to win!

  183. Love your clamshell quilt. It’s beautiful. One of my favorite tradional blocks is Lady of the Lake.

  187. Love these fabrics, I really want to try out a cathedral window quilt with them, I think it would look fab!

  193. I really like star blocks, and I think the Lone Star is my favorite among them. Love this True Colors line.

  194. I’m a fan of the churn-dash, especially when it’s done in modern prints. Love the True Colors lines! Thanks for the giveaway.

  196. Your clam shell is just gorgeous! The quilting is amazing too. So pretty. I would have to say that right now I am into stars. I haven’t done a quilt with them yet but I’m ready to! I love vintage patterns with modern fabrics.

  198. I’m a lover of any scrap block style quilts. They remind me of a quilt that’s been around forever and I can just imagine how many precious loved ones were snuggled up in it.

  199. A simple rail fence, when you turn them to make secondary patterns is so much fun and a great way to play w/colors and scraps.

  200. The colors of your quilt have zing! I think my favorite quilt block is Mariner’s Compass. Thanks for offering all of us such a great group of fabrics.

  201. The traditional log cabin quilt pattern is still my favorite ……but your clam shell quilt is absolutely beautiful!

  205. I love your beautiful Clam shell quilt and I agree that it does show off the fabrics well!! I really love star blocks like the wonky star and carpenters star. Thank you for sharing!

  208. I love a whole quilt full of stars – especially if the stars are slightly different or use different color values!

  209. I am drawn to star quilts and my favorite star, is a wonky one. So many possibilities. I haven’t tried a clamshell quilt – yet. Thanks for the giveaway opportunity. Whoever wins will be VERY lucky and happy.

  210. My favorite quilt block will always be the Nine Patch. When I was ten years old in the 1962, I asked all my neighbors for fabric and my mom taught me to hand sew a Nine Patch Block. Mom helped me put all the blocks together and Dad built a quilt frame. The best part is the whole family helped quilt, including my 2 older brothers. Lots of sore fingers later, we had a finished quilt and the best part is that I still have it today. Good memories!!

  211. I do love a Dresden block! Thank you for the link to those clam shell templates, and thanks for the opportunity to win this great bundle!

  214. These gorgeous colors would look great in a Dresden plate block. Thanks for your blog and the drawing.

  215. Wonderful colors and quilt. I always go back to Granny Squares of all sizes. Just my favorite.

  219. I love simple repetitive geometry and how it shows off different fabrics.
    I have become smitten with clamshells myself over the last year and may need to make one myself!

  221. I love any block with circles. Orange peel is one of my favorites. This fabric is so pretty and spring like and we can use some spring here in the mid-west.

  226. I’ve made a Jacob’s Ladder quilt and loved the diagonal lines. I’d love to make another.

  227. My favorite traditional quilt block is the Log Cabin, there are so many design possibilities with it. Thank you for the opportunity to win some very pretty fabric!!

  228. I am just beginning to collect fabric and love this line called True Colors. Right now I am enjoying the half square triangle and all its possibilities.

  230. What a gorgeous quilt! My favorite quilt block is still the square in a square block. Does it even have a name? I think sometimes it is called a paintbox block…

  231. I like the hourglass block or log cabin. Just starting on my quilting adventure but loving every minute!

  232. Beautiful! My favorite block is still just a regular ole pinwheel. I can’t get enough of them!

  233. I love “storm at sea”. The illusion of motion produced by simple shapes always amazes me!

  237. I love it! I have actually been obsessed with clamshells lately so I will have to say that clamshells are my favorite traditional pattern right now. Maybe someone already mentioned it, but Latifah Saafir also has 4″ and 6″ templates. These are great for smaller projects. I have been experimenting with smaller ones before going all out, and think I’m ready for the big boys!

  238. Love Heather Bailey’s True Colors. The clamshell quilt is gorgeous! My favorite block is drunkard’s path.

  240. I love any block that has straight lines – haven’t tried any kind of curves. Your quilt is beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

  242. Love the clam shell quilt… My favorite is the Dresden plate… great give away thanks

  243. My favorites (as a new quilter) have been the Log Cabin and the Ohio Star. I really like your quilt and these colors are beautiful. I went to craftsy and got her patterns for the Glam Clam and think I would like to try this. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com

  244. Oh my what beautiful fabrics! Thanks so much for the chance to win!!!
    I have to favorite classic blocks first is the common nine patch, there is just so much you can make
    with it and secondly the endlessly beautiful log cabin and all the amazing settings you can make
    with this block.

    Happy Sewing and I wish you continued success

  245. I really like star blocks..I don’t have a particular one, but the most intricate, the better! Thanks for the chance to win!

  247. Love your clamshell quilt and the quilting is beautiful. The true colors fabric is like a breathe of spring.

  248. Oh such pretty fabrics. Thanks for the chance to win them. I’m constantly drawn back to the Windblown Square block. I’m surely going to make another scrap quilt with that block before too long.

  249. Beautiful! Love the clamshell pattern that you used, and the quilting is amazing!
    For me, the Drunkard’s path has always been one of my favorites~ I love the curves. 🙂
    What I’m loving most about this blog tour is that I have been introduced to some wonderful blogs~ I have now favorited so many new ones that I will follow!

  250. I’m new to quilting and don’t have a favorite or a pattern picked out. I need to make some baby quilts for my daughter.

  252. My favorite blocks are star blocks, like a carpenter’s star. Shows just how versatile HSTs are!

  253. my favorite classic quilt design is “trip around the world”…i love the way the colors can add a three dimensional appearance.

  255. I love all the True Colors…Want to make the clam shell design as it shows off the feeling of
    happiness that radiates from the line of color…Beautiful..Thanks

  257. The clamshell quilt is beautiful! My favorite classic quilt block is the Irish Chain block. I think it makes me feel close to my Irish & Scottish heritage.

  258. I’ve been itching to make a quilt using the Ohio star block. Its always been one of my favorites. 🙂

  260. Your clam shells are a breathe of Spring. I actually like any star blocks and also a good old fashioned Bowie block.

  263. You did a stunning job! I think this clamshell look might be my new fav! I’ve always like 1/2 cut square triangles, lots of options! Hoping to win❤

  266. I am learning to quilt as one of my resolutions for this year. I just learned how to make a log cabin block and made 12 of them for a wall hanging. I really loved how versatile they are!

  268. My favorite is anything that can be made with an HST…and that is ALOT of blocks! I am always amazed to see the endless options of what HST’s can do! These prints would make beautiful HST’s!

  272. Wonderful giveaway! I think my favorite design is “ocean waves”……i also love “new york beauty” quilts!

  273. Beautiful quilt! With those soft colors, it almost looks like a stack of Easter Eggs, ready for hiding. 🙂 Those pops of the deeper shade of radiant orchid really make this for me!

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