North Pole Summer Jewels Quilt Tutorial can now be found at Fave Quilts!

BySusan Myers on etsy, quilting

I was notified this week that the folks at FaveQuilts.com have decided to feature my Summer Jewels quilting series.  Summer Jewels is a four-part series that I created last year that teaches how to use fabric jelly rolls to create a unique lap quilt in a weekend.  This pattern was designed for beginners to be able to tackle a quilt project and finish it quickly.  A perfect way to begin your quilting experience.

FaveQuilts.com offers hundreds of free patterns from all over the web, the latest in ebooks, reviews and giveaways; all centered around a quilting theme.  You can find a link to my project here.  Be sure to take a few moments to check out the site while you are there and sign up for the newsletter.  It comes directly to your email box and will keep you updated on the latest happenings at FaveQuilts.com.

Interested in more than just quilting?  Well FaveQuilts.com offers a large selection of crafty newsletters for you to choose from.  Just pick and choose your favorites!

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I am an artist, crafter and humor writer living in Atlanta, GA. I attended the Atlanta College of Art, and have a background in fine arts, graphic design, and photography. I like to specialize in vintage and recycled crafts such as quilling, Ukrainian Egg Dying, batik and quilting.

3 Comments

  1. Hi Sharon!

    I’m so glad it went together easily for you! Isn’t quilting fun? The husband doesn’t understand. He wants to know why we cut fabric into a million pieces just to sew it back together. LOL!

    suzy

  2. Sharon Evans says:

    I made your red, white & black quilt for my granddaughter and it turn out absolutely beautiful. And it really was easy to do when you had a bunch of pieces cut out and ready to sew. And just so you know, I am a fairly new quilter
    and found this really simple. Thanks so much for the free pattern and I’m ready to do another one now.

  3. beautiful quilt,wouldnt mind trying one if I ever had the time, I’ve made wall quilts, with simple squares and ironed on family photos to it. kids and grandkids loved them.
    Have a good one!!

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