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Today’s project comes from FaveQuilts.com, so whether you love quilting or you’ve always wanted to try it, this is the perfect project to get you working with fabric! The Daisy Star Nine Patch Quilt is a beautiful quilt that’s big enough to cover a twin-size bed. Make it for a guest room or as a girl’s bedspread. The clever patchwork on this quilt is composed entirely of simple nine patches that incorporate half-square triangles, so even a beginner can make this gorgeous quilt!
Daisy Star Nine Patch
Get the full pattern for the Daisy Star Nine Patch Quilt on FaveQuilts.com. You can use fabrics in the colors suggested, or use fabrics that complement your decor. Your unique sense of design will make this colorful quilt beautiful! If you need a refresher on some of the quilting techniques needed for this project, check out our 6 YouTube Quilting Videos for Beginners. When you finish your quilt, remember to post a photo of your creation on the FaveQuilts Facebook wall so you can share it with other quilters. We would love to see your finished project!
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How did you learn how to quilt?
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I learner how to quilt from my mother. She is now 95 and is currently hand-quilting a queen size quilt i began making 14 years ago!
My daughter taught herself to quilt, and I learned by helping her!
I was self taught and then a few years later I took a class.
I learned to sew from my Mother but I am working on teaching myself to quilt (books, magazines, and online sites).
I am actually trying to teach myself ( with the help of all the great sites)
This is a cute Quilt. I’m thinking of doing it for my Granddaughter. It’s an easy quilt for beginers.
I learned to quilt by buying a kit.
My Mamma started teaching me to quilt when I was 8 years old. She had a hanging quilting rack that she pulled up to the ceiling when she was not working on a quilt. I thought it was the best thing ever to go to Mamma’s house after school so I could help her quilt.
I taught myself how to quilt, using books and the internet!
Would love to learn to quilt….
not a quilter.. but my grandmother was, and she did amazing work.
I played around the quilting frame as a child, as my mother and her friends quilted. I learned to sew through 4-H, and I had lots of friends who helped me learn to quilt.
The same way I learned to hand sew, tat and crochet — by sitting on the floor next to my grandma and watching her.
my sis gave me a few pointers to get me started … that and google.
At my granny’s knee..the same way I learned everything else important.
Very Pretty. Wish I could quilt!
I don’t but I soooo want to learn! I am buying books and signing up for on line classe.
What a great idea. Love to quilt. I started by tying the quilts after they were put together .
I would love to learn how to quilt. đŸ™‚
I learn myself, and one month ago I find a quilting group, I’m very happy because is different stay with more people and spend time with them.
I am learning to quilt, I always love quilts and the beauty of them
I first learned about quilting from a wonderful lady in 1968. She was my 4H leader. I will always have fond memories of her and all the beautiful things she made. She taught my sister and I how to sew Raggedy Ann dolls, quilting, cooking, wood working, but most of all she taught with love.
I have been sewing most of my life. I bagan quilting about 10 years ago. I made pillows for my co-workers. I enjoyed it enough to keep going. I have made most of the people in the family a quilt for birthdays, graduations or Christmas. I always have three oe more going at once. Some day I will catch up!
I learned to quilt from my other mom – my mother in law. She was an awesome lady.
when i was growing up we tied sheets together to make quilts I started reading books on how to quilt.i always did alot of reasearch) I was finally able to take some class in a quilt store. now the computer as well. the learning never stops
I AM IN THE PROCESS OF TRYING TO TEACH MYSELF HOW TO QUILT. READING AND ENJOYING ALL THE WONDERFUL THINGS QUILTING I CAN GET MY HANDS ON, TRULLY LOVE THE QUILT I’M GONNA GET THE INFO AND START LOOKING FOR MATERIAL. THANKS.
My mother showed me how to quilt when i wanted to quilt a pineapple motiff on a pillow. I still have the pillow. I probably quilted it in the 1980’s.