Easy charity quilts free pattern

Charity quilt pattern

I've been on a roll with the charity quilts this year. It's a great way to practice quilting or try out new things. Here are the two I finished this week. The first one is a more girly quilt. I quilted one of my favorite patterns ever, Ginger Blossoms, on it. The second is the second I Spy quilt I made with some bug fabrics I'd had forever. I tried a new quilting pattern, Cobblestones, on it to complement the black fabric. It's very hard to see, but the black fabric has small circles on it…

I"ve had several email me wanting the easy brick quilt pattern. It is super easy. I was inspired by some quilts I saw on Pinterest and made up

Quilters often give their time and talents to make quilts for charity. These easy quilts offer instructions for multiple sizes, allowing you to access the correct size for the charity of your choice.

Make a difference in the world by sharing your talents - a list of charities in need of sewing and quilting and fabric donations.

Download instructions for this fast and easy baby quilt with three cute variations. The construction is fast, easy, and fun! Perfect for beginning quilters.

FREE BABY QUILT PATTERN! Learning how to make the fastest baby quilt begins with using 100 charm squares. It's so easy you don't even need a pattern! See how to turn those charm squares into an amazing quilt faster than you ever thought possible!

These are scraps left from Under the Big Top that I made last summer for a great nephew. This is a charity quilt and I also have learned a neat way to sew the binding on entirely by machine. Here is a close up!! These are leftover pieces from the Chevron quilt I made for another great nephew earlier this year. What shall I do?? I am pretty fond of strippy quilts so I started putting pieces in rows, cutting up a few larger pieces and all of a sudden I had a cool finished quilt! I am afraid my…

I finished my little charity quilt. Normally I would not do anything too involved on theses charity quilts...not because they are for charit...

If you are looking for worthy places to donate quilts locally, this list can help. There are many local organizations that accept them.