If there's a design you love, why not use it to make a quilt for Project Linus? Grandma Bunny made this lively zig zag quilt using a pattern she found on the Bee Square Blog. It's such an easy way to do zig-zags with NO TRIANGLES!! You can follow Bee Square's instructions to make one of these snazzy quilts for Project Linus by clicking
HERE.
Here's a cute Stretched Stars quilt -- look at the clever way the stars were extended into the four-patch border.
Someone donated a Puzzle Quilt kit to Project Linus and one of our wonderful volunteers who had always wanted to make one put this quilt together.
This two-tone pattern looks complicated, but it's not -- you can strip piece some of the blocks and cut them into squares. Think of how many different ways this quilt could look using different fabrics!
Marge, who for years was our chief blanket labeler, also makes adorable quilts for Linus. She loved the balloon fabric, and used it to border a quilt feature brightly colored dogs...
... and then she gave equal time to cats in this quilt!
Here's a cute Stretched Stars quilt -- look at the clever way the stars were extended into the four-patch border.
Someone donated a Puzzle Quilt kit to Project Linus and one of our wonderful volunteers who had always wanted to make one put this quilt together.
This two-tone pattern looks complicated, but it's not -- you can strip piece some of the blocks and cut them into squares. Think of how many different ways this quilt could look using different fabrics!
Marge, who for years was our chief blanket labeler, also makes adorable quilts for Linus. She loved the balloon fabric, and used it to border a quilt feature brightly colored dogs...
... and then she gave equal time to cats in this quilt!
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