I found this cute cell phone bag pattern on the C & T Publishing website.
I especially like the little loop at the top that you can use to hook to your purse. I already use a clip for my keys so I like the idea.
If any of you make one, I’d love it if you’d send me some photos to post.
What do you think? Isn’t it cute?
Jan
Isn’t this a great idea? Sorry, I missed passing this on today when it started. Visit each of these designer’s blogs for a free pattern or idea and a chance to win prizes. Here’s the lowdown:
A group of 10 blogging quilt designers, all from Minnesota are taking part in this adventure. Starting next week you can visit a new blogger, every weekday. Each designer will have a free demo or pattern, show you a new technique and tell you a little bit about themselves. They will also have a little giveaway for you if you check in to visit and say hi in the comments.
But that is not all!!! If you are really dedicated and visit each and every blog and post your comment, you will be entered in a drawing to win a phenomenal grand prize!!!
Follow this link to GE Designs to access the links to all of the blogs.
Good luck and let us know if you win anything!
Jan
While browsing for free quilt patterns, I found this one at Block Central. I like the intricate setting and borders. The fabric requirements and the first three installments are posted.
Jan
My Quilt Village is offering a free block of the month pattern. It’s called Village Garden and it’s designed by Karen Montgomery. It’s a charming little quilt with both pieced and applique blocks. If the “a” word freaks you out, you could always substitute other pieced blocks for those.
You only need 2 1/4 yards of background fabric and a bunch of fat quarters or scraps from your stash. It looks great in 30’s fabrics or whimsical brights.
I saw a sample of this quilt at Quilted Treasures, one of my local quilt shops. I thought it was charming. It seemed like the perfect quilt for the winter doldrums – just right to bring on spring fever.
Click on this link and then free patterns in the right hand column.
Jan Schulz
Minneapolis, MN
