6 Free Heart Quilt Patterns You Will Love<3

What a great collection of some great items Paula…Thanks!

The first one is adorably sweet! I also have seen those potholders before and they keep getting pushed aside;) I made a heart mini out of HST’s recently.

Thanks for pulling these together for us, Paula! Love those hearts!

What a fun and generous post!

I really am crazy about these and thank you so much for sharing them. Now which one to do first! Thank you gain!

Hi there Paula,
I have been asked to make a quilt x 2 for a set of twin girls. The squares have been already cutout by their mother at 4″square. I am asking for a little bit of guidance please.
Would it be in my best interest to place 9 pieces sewn together and ironed on double-sided stabiliser then placed on a piece of “quilter’s muslin” for better support? I would like to do a sashing between each 9 block set.
I was also prepared join each muslin supported block to each other without using sashing at all.

What other suggestion do you consider would be appropriate considering each piece will end up being 3.1/2″ when sewn together?

Many thanks
Carol
Western Australia.

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