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The Broadcloth Studio Blog
From classic quilt block how-to’s, step-by-step #quiltbroidery instructions, and in-depth project guides, there are tons of new projects to try, techniques to tackle, and things to explore in the posts below!
three ways to expand on the behemoth block
The Behemoth Block quilt pattern was designed as a canvas to practice my hand stitching: it’s perfect as is for a mini quilt or a pillow. But it’s also the perfect pattern to run with and transform and expand upon! The pattern’s straightforward construction allows you to riff without a headache: here are three different ways to take this block, make four blocks, and transform it into your own design (sashing optional).
three ways to modify the feature frames quilt pattern
Feature Frames is a fun filled block-based quilt pattern! While it looks like there is a lot going on, it’s really not a complicated make: the trickiest thing is keeping track of which fabric is which and which fabric goes where. And the best part? Its straightforward construction means that it is the perfect pattern to play with and make your own! Here are three ideas to help jumpstart your creativity and turn Feature Frames into a one-of-a-kind quilt.
make an envelope pouch (without a pattern)
how to make a quilted envelope style pouch without a pattern!
how to make a text heart throw quilt
I love a classic sampler style quilt top, complete with sashing and borders: it’s just so delightfully neat and tidy. And it just so happens that my Text Heart Quilt Block is the perfect block to use for one! Inspired by the classic conversation hearts candy, you can make your own box of candies in throw quilt form as an extra-special-low-sugar gift with a whole lot of heart :)
make a plaid wholecloth quilt
An easy how-to guide to making a wholecloth quilt without a pattern, playing with your threads to make a plaid pattern.