Five Free Quilt Block Tutorials

It's an adorable baby quilt pattern, havent made yet, but I will.

I love the scrappy, cozy feel of this pattern.

I really love that you share the patterns. I haven’t had a chance to start sewing yet, but looking forward to when I do.

I can’t wait to try this pattern. It looks stunning, but seems quite doable!

So in the past, I have had bound planners to keep track of projects. While those are great, they don’t have the ability to arrange and be flexible in how they are arrranged. With the pdf planner, I can print extras of the pages I need, put them in the order I choose, and generally write and rewrite to my heart’s content! I love this planner so far, and I an excited to keep returning to it throughout the year.

Nine Patch Baby Quilt - pdf tutorial

The information on the quilt was so easy to follow. Thanks for giving great easy to understand instructions.

Heart Baby Quilt - pdf pattern

I loved the pattern. I had a brain fart and just couldn’t think of a quickie pattern for newborn twins. I saw this and loved it!

I love making baby quilts, this one will be great!

This pattern is so versatile that I bought it for any future fussy cut fabric or theme quilt I might make. There are so many options - children’s, men’s - for those harder to “personality fit” quilts. Looking forward to making this one day soon. The pattern instructions are clear.

These are great!!!! Ready to send with the next quilt

Heart Baby Quilt - pdf pattern

Heart Baby Quilt - pdf pattern

I love the contents of this planner! I have bought one for the last five years, but I really wish the cover was more substantial and not so flimsy. It is a quick fix for me to staple a heavier card stock behind the front/back but it really would make a world of difference. I also create a pocket of sorts in this process, so win! Just my .02 for change, but mostly I LOVE my planner!!