Coin Quilts 2009
Once you get used to the new look, you may notice a new banner in my sidebar for the Piece-Along Coin Quilt. Yes, I’ve joined another sew-along.
This one is being hosted by Juliette of Chickpea Sewing Studio and Karin of Orange Flower. Both are wonderfully crafty ladies and two of the first crafty blogs I ever subscribed to. They have decided to do a quilt-along, piece-along, sew-along, what-have-you-along based around the Chinese Coins quilt pattern.
I’ve added a couple extremely beautiful examples in the post, but you can find many many more in the 2009 Coin Quilt Piece-Along Flickr Pool. The Moda Bake Shop has a great tutorial designed by the lovely Amandajean of CrazyMomQuilts and MaryQuilts has 3 tutorials, plus many other quilt patterns in her left sidebar.
So if you’re interested please join us!
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Loving the new layout! (though the old one rocked too) Those quilts are gorgeous. That needs to be my next crafty endeavor!
Check out Jamies last blog post..Did you think this out at all?
those are beautiful blankets, i really like the pattern, it reminds me of family. thanks for the pics.
Have fun! I love Chinese Coins quilts.
Check out Marys last blog post..Mail!
Love these quilts — it look pretty easy and a great way up use up fabric. Thanks for the great tips
Those quilts are beautiful! They show some real talent and great potential in my opinion.
–Adam
This quilt is amazing! how’d you get this pattern idea? I never come up on this one. I have been quilting since the time I touch sewing kit. I just didn’t come up to this exotic pattern. Can you make a post on your patterns too?
Regards,
Mark
I love these quilts! The patterns are simple, yet gorgeous…just the way I like it. You’ve given me some great ideas for my next quilting project.
Does the piece along quilt just refer to the pattern, or is there something else to it?