Welcome to Day 3 of Quiltmaker’s Back to School Party!
Today we’ll give you Part 3 of Frame by Frame and show you two more versions of the quilt.
Frame by Frame Part 3: Joining the Blocks
Refer to the assembly diagram below. Use a design wall to arrange the blocks into Row 1′s and Row 2′s as shown. Sew the blocks into rows. Sew the rows together.
Click here to download and then print the assembly diagram above.
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Today’s featured fabric sponsors are Quilting Treasures and Red Rooster Fabrics.
Quilting Treasures provided School Days fabrics by Melissa Saylor.
 Black (22252-J) |
 Blue (22248-B) |
 Green (22249-G) |
 Red (22253-R) |
Here is the finished quilt, absolutely perfect for our Back to School theme! What child wouldn’t love this?!
Frame by Frame in School Days fabrics from Quilting Treasures. This quilt was made by Gayle Brown from Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
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Red Rooster Fabrics provided A Year to Crow About fabrics by Jacqueline Paton.
 Pattern #22679-RED1 Style #4244 |
 Pattern #23090-GOL1 Style #4244 |
 Pattern #23088-MUL1 Style #4244 |
 Pattern #23086-DKBRO1 Style #4244 |
And here’s the completed Red Rooster quilt. Talk about cozy, comfy! Another perfectly autumn quilt.
Frame by Frame in fabrics from A Year to Crow About by Jacqueline Paton for Red Rooster Fabrics. This quilt was made by Terri Vanden Bosch from Rock Valley, Iowa.
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Today we have bundles of fabric from Quilting Treasures and Red Rooster Fabrics for giveaway. There are three bundles from each company so there will be six winners.
To be entered, please leave a comment by midnight tonight (Wednesday, Sept. 12) and tell us if you use seasonal quilts to decorate your home in some way. We’ll choose six random winners and announce them here soon. The winners have been chosen and will be notified by email. Thanks for all of your comments, which help us to plan future issues of Quiltmaker.
I’ll see you tomorrow for Part 4 of Frame by Frame! More quilts, too!
I do use seasonal quilts especially at Christmas. This pattern is very effective with many lines of fabric. I would love to win a bundle.
Being that I love autumn and its colors, I have several quilts that are displayed on the sofa or walls of my family room. I also have at least four Christmas quilts.
I’m relatively new to quilting and haven’t completed any seasonal quilts, other than Christmas. My husband built a quilt rack for our foyer and I have a goal of completing a seasonal quilt to display on it for each season.
so many great fabrics and so many great versions of this quilt. It really shows such different looks. I would love to win a bundle!
I have just re-entered the quilting world, so I do not have any seasonal quilts. It is a goal I would like to work toward, though.
I use a few seasonal wall quilts through the year in my family room and at Christmas I pull out a bunch of quilts and wall hangings to decorate.
I don’t usually use seasonal fabrics. I’ve always wanted a Christmas quilt, but before Christmas I’m making things for other people, and after Christmas I lose interest. This last year my quilt guild did a “Round Robin” quilting project where each member added to someone’s center block. I picked a Christmas themed block for that project, and now I have a fantastic Christmas quilt.
I don’t do seasonal decorating except at Christmas. I have a quilted tree skirt and a Christmas table runner plus a small quilted wall hanging.
Not yet! I think a quilted tree skirt would be nice. Thanks!
I would love to do the seasonal thing, but don’t have many seasonal quilts yet. My only one is a small wall hanging made with Lynda Howell’s Isabelle block from the first 100 Blocks magazine. Hopefully I’ll have time to make more seasonal quilts as time goes by.
As a new quilter, I am still working on getting a quilt on every bed in the house. Once those are done, I would like to have a Christmas quilt to hang in my entry. Don’t know that I will ever get to the point of doing more seasonal quilts than that.
I have a quilt my sister made for us a couple of Christmases ago that I display every Christmas now. Thanks for the chance to win.
I have yet to finish my first quilt.! I think themed quilts are probably my thing, I am making one for my daughter to take to university, with meaningful fabrics, covering some of the events and likes in her life, eg Eiffel tower, African print, coffee, chess, dolphins, planes. (yes she has a very wide range of interests. (couldn’t find any judo prints though), and also one for me with the theme taken from the poem the months by sarah coleridge, am also struggling to find some suitable prints for some of the months. and why hide away all thet hard work for 3 out of 4 seasons !!!
The only seasonal quilts I do are Christmas ones!
So far, I’ve only used Christmas quilts. I am working on an Easter/Spring quilt, and have a Autumn quilt in the “to do” line up. Pattern and fabrics are all selected and in a basket waiting. Can’t wait to start.
I do have seasonal quilts for our bed, but the rest of the house tends to have whichever I specially love at the moment.
I’m quilting a tree of life for my bedroom. I have working for six months, but it will to be fantastic.
I haven’t actually, since I only started non garment sewing earlier this year – but I have some stuff noodling in my head for Christmas!
I have only been quilting for approx. one year, so I haven’t acquired that many wall quilts yet to change them out seasonally. I try to make the wall hangings in such a way that they can hang on my wall all year around.
I don’t do the seasonal quilt thing, I like my quilts to be useful the year around.