So simple...

...yet breathtaking.

A fun free pattern

Here's a fun free pattern from Studio E Fabrics.

Tumbling Blocks

Such a wonderful quilt.

Made by Suzy Sholar.  You can read about it at Skybridge Studios.

Such a happy quilt

here's what Repinned had to say about it.

"Color Play" by Mi Ra Kim, photo by Joen Wolfrom. The dark, toned background fabrics recede, letting the light, spirited colors appear to float on top.

String Star

I know lots of you like string quilts so here's a lovely way to use your strings.

I found it HERE at Freshly Pieced's Flickr stream.

Australia's Biggest Morning Tea NOTYQ style

Yum yum yum

No wonder there were so many happy faces.  What a feast... and a fabulous fundraiser too.

Look at the lucky dips too.

Enormous thanks to Kim and all who helped her make this into such a brilliant event.

An amazing String Quilt

and you can read all about it HERE at fabulous Selvage Blog.

Are you a fan...

...of Sun Bonnet Sue.  Take a look HERE at a multitude of cute little versions of Sue.

I'm in love with aqua

at the moment and thought you might like to see some aqua quilts too.  Here's an example

and there are many more to see HERE.

May be a frog...

...is more your thing.  Like this one...

or this...

or lots and lots of frogs

You can see these and so many more HERE.

Tiger Quilts

Not into elephants! How about a tiger or two.  Just go HERE to take a look.

From cute

to scary

You will see them all.

There is something charming...

...about elephant quilts.  If you agree pop over to HERE to see a great variety.  I particularly like this one

from Vicki at Vicki's Fabric Creations and there is a tutorial too.

Storm at Sea

The quilt design, Storm at Sea is one of my favourites.  Go HERE to see a huge selection of amazing quilts like this one

on show here at Piecemeal Quilts.

Happy Thursday

Happy Thursday everyone.  I'm happy because I'm off to today's Sit and Session.

For anyone who is interested I'll be bringing along my bits and pieces so we can make scissor tags for the Community Quilts stall at the Quilt Exhibition.  I plan to be there in both the day and the evening.  Don't forget your pointy nosed pliers and other bits and pieces.

I'll do this for two weeks then we can move on to making Iron Cord Holders.  I'll put a materials list on my Little Projects notice board and also on this blog.

Quilt blocks

If you are looking for a particular quilt block, chances are you will find it HERE at the fabulous Quilter's Cache.