Inspired Quilting by Lea Louise
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This post was updated on July 11, 2019. Thank you and enjoy! Easy Fat-Quarter Quilt This free & easy fat-quarter quilt pattern has endless design opportunities. What started as an idea for a baby charm quilt with an adorable sheep print, blossomed into a very modern look and I love it. The high contrast black and white geometric prints are…
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Low Volume Quilts with Bright Colors Making low volume quilts with bright colors is a great way to create a very modern design. Fat-quarter friendly, these quilts allow incredible fabric selections with many different layout options. Stock up on your low volume fabrics and pull out your favorite bright color fat-quarters. It’s time to make low volume quilts with lots…
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Wonky Corners Quilt Block Tutorial My latest infatuation is Low Volume Quilts and what better way to add some pizazz than with some Wonky Corners & Stars! This Wonky Corners Quilt Block Tutorial is an easy method to use scraps in imaginative design applications. You can create pops of color to enhance any block and give it that edge to…
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What Is The Best Material To Make A Crib Size Rag Quilt Cotton Fabrics Make A Great Rag Quilt of Any Size Learning how to make a crib size rag quilt is much easier when you keep these 5 key tips in mind. Fabrics that fray along cut edges make the best rag quilts. The three fabrics I use and…
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What are Low Volume Quilts and Fabrics Low volume quilts and fabrics are neutral, light colored, prints used in an all over pattern. They are not new, but I somehow missed their debut a few years ago. Low Volume Fabrics are the ‘New Neutral’. Discovering them only recently, I am totally smitten with these soft, quiet fabrics. Low Volume quilting…
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Batik Quilt How to Design A Spectacular Batik Quilt! Let Those Beautiful Batik Fabrics Do The Design Work For You Wondering how to design a spectacular batik quilt? Looking at finished batik quilts can seem a bit overwhelming but remember each starts with a single piece of fabric. Begin with a simple block and let the beautiful batik fabrics do…
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