Blue bird quilt blocks free pattern

Bird Quilt Pattern Tutorial 2 Styles Technique: Quilt Skill Level: Intermediate Darling little birds flutter across the surface of this beautiful quilt, making it perfect...

I am so loving these pieced birds for a new quilt I’ve started. And since this month’s color for our scraps is blue, these are blue birds. Of happiness, naturally. They do make me so happy! But first .... My dear fur daughter/sewing supervisor Darla got an email from Molly (Sally’s supervisor) suggesting a minor modification to the bird wing to make it, um, more “tasty”. Well, I knew I’d get no peace from Darla until I tried it. And I LOVED it! Thanks, Molly! Left: Before Right: After With…

Follow the Blue Bird: Hush Hush Fabrics....using Riley Blake Designs Free bird pattern and their Hush Hush fabrics I created a simple hot pad.

Explore a variety of Bird Quilt Patterns, perfect for all skill levels. Create charming throws, wall hangings, and gifts with feathered flair!

The photo above © TildaI found the free pattern for this bird quilt block on Pinterest. In the Happy Campers quilts, the Bird block is used in two different colorways. Sometimes the block is reversed

Introducing the brand new Hush Hush collection of designer low-volume prints from Riley Blake Designs and free Blue Bird quilt block pattern.

The photo above © IrynaQuilt I love birds, I will try making this quilt panel. Craftyattic shows you how to create this beautiful flying bird quilt panel. Full Post: Flying Bird

With the beginning of a new month comes another color to work with for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. But before we get into June’s color of aqua (or teal, or too-green-for-blue or too-blue-for-green), let me do my Pink May recap. I finished sewing more birds for Birds in the Lattice. Here are the seven pink (or pink with another color) birds: And then since I had birds in almost every color there will be in the quilt (except a yellow-orange pair), I sewed two of the Irish Chain “lattice”…

You’ve all probably seen or at least heard of the 1970’s classic film One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, starring Jack Nicholson. The title is actually based on an old rhyme about geese (for quilters, that would be flying geese, hehe) One flew east One flew west One flew over the cuckoo’s nest So, this week in my sewing room (AKA the Cuckoo’s Nest), seven birds flew over. And all of them are in shades of dark blue (mostly), the color of the month for our Rainbow Scrap Challenge. If you follow…