Stacked coins quilt pattern

You know sometimes when it's like pulling teeth to finish a project and finally you just muster through, just so you never have to look at the dumb thing again?? I know it's not just me. This quilt was like that times ten. I had tons of bad machine issues while finishing this quilt...like...Read More

Confessions of a Fabric Addict: Scrumptious Scraps Quilt-Along - Stacked Coins!

Pattern on Moda Bake Shop Commissioned baby quilt for my brother's niece. Made with two Moda Summer Fun charm packs.

Made for a new baby boy, whose parents are good friends of ours. I used some of my very favourite fabrics. AMH Good Follks. Moda Neptune. DS Hope Valley. Machine pieced and Hand quilted.

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I finally finished up the binding on my Chinese coin quilt today so thought I’d post a picture. The quilt looks a bit washed out. I’d thought that photographing it in the sun outside wo…

This 10 inch block (finished size) is my variation on the traditional Chinese coins quilt pattern. Each block is unique as you decide how evenly (or not) you will stack the fabric coins. I'm calling it "Stacks." It's a great scrap-buster and is easily made from 2-1/2 inch wide noodles or jelly rolls. For the January Block Lotto, we are making this block in scrappy bright fabrics–solids, tone-on-tones, hand-dyes, batiks, plaids, florals, novelties, geometric or any kind of prints with a white…

Commissioned baby quilt for my brother's niece. Made with two Moda Summer Fun charm packs.

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I'm making progress on my stacked coin quilt for my mother-in-law's birthday. I decided to follow the pattern on the Moda Bake Shop website , but I'm enlarging it to 32 coins high and 6 columns, rather than 5. I'm hoping it will be a good size for a picnic blanket for two people. Since I changed

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Close up of the quilting on the Christmas Coins quilt.

A quilter glancing at this quilt pattern may be intimidated by the complicated design. Surprisingly enough, the Bento Box Scrap Quilt is an easy quilting pattern that even a beginner can create. By creating 30 super simple square-in-a-square quilt blocks before cutting them into quadrants and rearranging them, this scrappy idea uses small pieces of fabric, making it the perfect creation to bust that stash of yours. The final quilt top is perfect for a twin bed accent, but you could easily…

https://youtu.be/U3YQQo-PJVU Autumn is full of color, and I had to make a quilt to celebrate it before the season ends. I decided to work with simple blocks made from 2.5″ strips. While I knew I could look around and find a pattern to follow, I really wanted to just sew and see what happened. This Color Stack Quilt is the [...]

When I decided I wanted to participate in the Blogger's Quilt Festival , I knew immediately which quilt I wanted to feature. I have been qui...

A coin quilt is an easy beginner quilt that can be made in a day. Follow this tutorial and make a quilt today!