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Antique Tulip Applique QuiltI was playing on my computer earlier this week and ran across this tulip applique quilt. It was bright, cheery and helps me dream about spring. I'm behind on quite a few things, so there is no time to make this quilt, but I decided I at least needed to draft it in Electric Quilt. Creating even a virtual quilt makes me happy!  Would you like to follow along with me while I draft the block this week? This will take the fear out of drafting applique blocks in EQ -- I promise! I wasn't sure what size to make the blocks -- 12" blocks will make a finished quilt that is 42" x 51". A nice size for a lap quilt. Free patterns for your use: The layout for this quilt can be a bit tricky. I will cover drafting that using Electric Quilt next week. Featured Pattern - Smiling Irish Eyes
Are you looking for a quilt to adorn your table or wall for St. Patrick's Day. My Smiling Irish Eyes quilt can be purchased at your local quilt shop or directly from my website. These miniature quilts have an Irish theme – shamrocks, a Celtic quilt block and Irish chain blocks. Instructions provide for oversized units that are cut down with the use of the recommended rulers. This makes miniature quilts a breeze. The table topper finished 21" x 21" and the vertical wall quilt finished 8" x 20". Recommended optional tools include: Elsa and Anna Quilt UpdateThe quilt is on my machine and is almost done. I'm loving using the snowflakes from the exchange. Pictures will be shared next week. Happy quilting. Kari Sign up for my newsletter to stay current on what's happening in my studio and learn more quilting tips. As a thank you, I'll send you a FREE pattern for this small maple leaf quilt.
Ria
2/27/2015 11:58:59 pm
Thank you for this pattern. As a dutch woman i like the tulip quilt al lot. I saved the template's and somewhere in the future i wil make a quilt like yours.
Cathy
2/28/2015 01:37:11 am
Thanks for the fun freebie, Kari!
Ri
2/28/2015 01:41:44 am
joanne
2/28/2015 01:45:12 am
thanks so much for the tulip quilt video. can't wait to get eq7 waiting for delivery. had previous eq4 and n 5 but never used them, found confusing guess because there were no videos like yours. I feel confident now that I can learn something from you. thank you again so much.
Lilia
2/28/2015 02:37:32 am
Thanks Kari! I enjoy watching your videos and running through them myself. It keeps the how to's in my head longer. I've not seen this particular pattern before. Thanks for sharing.
Toni Leggate
2/28/2015 05:11:26 am
Such a lovely quilt, as you say spring-like and a timely reminder - thank you. Love that snow-gadget! Not that we get much snow in east of England (just north of London)! Mmm, just tempted fate methinks... better try this quilt to ward off a late winter spell...
Ruth Ann
2/28/2015 03:02:16 pm
Thank you for showing the video on the Antique Quilt. I have had EQ but just am not comfortable with it. I am going to walk through your steps! Thank You Thank You!
Pat
2/28/2015 11:15:20 pm
Thank you so much for tulip video. I have been wanting to learn how to trace images and create applique shapes. Your instructions have made it a let less terrifying to try! Comments are closed.
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