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Pinwheels & Stars (4 sizes) Pattern
Category:
QuiltingType:
Home DecorItem:
Blanket/BedspreadSkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- How to use a sewing machine
- Rotary cutting
- Finishing a quilt top
Pattern Description:
If you like old fashioned patchwork quilts, you will love this pattern. It looks complicated, but actually it's just one simple block that looks like you put two different blocks together. It is an easy pattern, and assumes that you haven't done little quilting making it easy for beginners. Clear directions with illustrations are included to help you get started if you are a new quilter.
The pattern contains directions for quilt crib size, twin bed, double bed, and queen bed sized quilts.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Includes instructions for crib, twin, double or queen sized beds.
Materials:
- Rotary cutter, ruler and mat
- sewing machine
- thread
- Cotton fabric in different amounts for different sized quilts
You Will Also Need:
- Fabric for backing and binding
- Quilt batting
Pinwheels & Stars (4 sizes) Pattern
$8.00
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About the Designer
I have been quilting for many, many years, and I still love creating beautiful things from fabric. I have been sewing since I was a child. My first sewing machine was a little hand-cranked toy which made a chain stitch. Then I had an electric one which had an on/off button. I finally graduated to a sewing machine with a foot pedal when I was 14. I started making my own clothes then. That was back ...
I have been quilting for many, many years, and I still love creating beautiful things from fabric. I have been sewing since I was a child. My first sewing machine was a little hand-cranked toy which made a chain stitch. Then I had an electric one which had an on/off button. I finally graduated to a sewing machine with a foot pedal when I was 14. I started making my own clothes then. That was back in the days when fabric was inexpensive.
I started quilting as a means of keeping warm when I lived in a poorly heated house. Money was scarce, so I got old clothing from the thrift shop. I cut it up and sewed it into beautiful quilts. Gradually, the knitting, crochet, embroidery and macrame was pushed aside and quilting took over more and more of my spare time. I caught the bug and I was hooked.
I love cotton fabric. I love the different designs printed onto it. I have a large collection, probably more than I could ever use. I also love thread. Since I stopped buying so much fabric I now buy every beautiful spool of thread I see. Variegated thread is my favorite.
In my other life, I am a registered nurse working in a residential care plus emergency room facility in a very tiny town.
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