Quilt on point squares

Hi friends! Today I have a really special (long) post for you! Today I want to share a quilt that took me two years and about 85 hours to...

Here are some pictures that I took while making a charm square quilt that I want to turn on point: I started with 5 inch cha...

Piecing a Quilt or Block on Point Here are the formulas you need, and the charts so you don't have to figure it out. Free printable.

I'm continuing to catch up on my completed quilts. Today I'm sharing the sixth quilt I finished (seven months ago!). This quilt was mad...

Recently I was able to field test a pattern by Hunter's Design Studio. I was a little slow in getting it together, but here's the completed top. 49 x 63 inches http://huntersdesignstudio.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/HDS.035-FourteenOnPoint-Cover-300dpi.jpg The pattern uses 14 fat quarters and is constructed in sections. It's an easy way to make a quilt that looks difficult. I have a few extra fabrics in my version. I was using fabrics from my stash and a few pieces were not fat quarters…

Hi, Everyone! Welcome to the Week 6 of the On Point Quilt Along!! I literally can't believe we are coming to an end of this quilt ...

On a few of my posts sharing my current on-point scrap quilt, many readers have asked about the final assembly process. Well, I remembered to take a couple photos as I sewed my quilt top together so I can now share the process I use. The first step is to get the layout how you want it. I find a design wall really helps with the next steps. It can make assembly so much easier if you can see what is going on. Here is how I add sashing. For my 8" blocks, I decided to go with a 1" finished…

Sometimes just a tilt of your head is all it takes to change a boring view into something wonderful to behold! That's the magic of setting quilt bocks "on point". Download our FREE reference chart for squares on point.

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This is my latest attempt at turning a rectangle of charm squares into an on point quilt. (OK. This is my third time, and you know what they say about the third time!) This little quilt measures approximately 32 inches square and uses less than two charm packs. Sew 72 charm squares ( or 72 5-inch squares cut from your stash) together into a rectangle. The rectangle needs to be a 1:2 ratio so for this one I chose 6 squares by 12 squares. Cut the rectangle as shown in the photo below. I forgot…

Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, share how to make a Patchwork On Point Quilt where the squares are set 'on point'. Click here now for more!

Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, features an easy, beginner Four Patch Quilt Tutorial with variety of fabrics. Click here now for the instructions!

Star Pop II is a fresh and modern sawtooth star quilt pattern from Emily at quiltylove.com that works with a variety of precuts! Use your fat quarters, fat eighths, quarter yards or layer cake squares to create this fun quilt design. It is also a great quilt for using up your scrap stash!

Get inspired with this list of 25 free fat quarter quilt patterns! From beginner to intermediate, there's a pattern for everyone.

Our Gathered Quarters Nine Patch quilt pattern allows you to create a stunning, beginner-friendly quilt using a selection of Fat Quarters.

I found this amazing idea for half square triangles by the Missouri Star Quilt Company on Youtube. I thought I would do it to make sure it really works and see how accurate this is...... First take two charm squares. Stack them up, right sides together. Sew a 1/4" all around the outside edge. I started on a side but now realize I should have started in a corner, but it doesn't make that much difference. It will look like this....you can see my little wobble on the left hand corner... Use…

Another day, another squares quilt. But there is something comforting about being able to just sit and sew for hours and hours, listening to a good audiobook or podcast, while a quilt comes together before your eyes.