12 Awesome Free Quilt Patterns and Small Quilted Projects

This FREE eBook is filled with applique quilt patterns, patchwork quilts, and small quilted projects. Whether you're a novice quilter or you have years of experience, these quilt projects will keep your sewing machine humming!

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"I much prefer written instructions because when I see a lovely pattern I may not be able to start the project immediately and it is easier to file the written instructions away in my organized pattern binders so that I can retrieve when needed."

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"I have used freezer paper applique for several years. It is easy fun I have tried reverse applique a few times but am not sure if I like it!"

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"Carolina, I am enjoying the monthly block challenge. I am not new to quilting, and I think it would be a great idea if you looked at how Pat Sloan makes half square triangles and how Missouri Star Quilt Tutorials do their flying geese. I am wasting fabric based on the way some of your blocks are being made."

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"This rag quilt looks so cozy for fall! It already has me dreaming of Halloween."

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"I love the tranquility in both the colors and pattern used by the blogger. It's such a simple, calming quilt pattern!"

Christina Cameli

Quilt Designer Christina Cameli Christina Cameli fell in love with quilting as a folk art more than a decade ago. She spends her sewing time experimenting with fabric, using up scraps, and finishing her quilts on her home sewing machine. She works primarily without patterns, enjoying the surprise of letting quilts develop as they go. She loves to share enthusiasm for quilting with anyone who is excited to try it.

For Christina, there is a powerful community aspect to quilting. It connects us to one another, across time and space. Her blog allows her to connect with quilters worldwide, to share ideas and inspiration, humor and beauty. She believes quilting is for everyone, regardless of budget or style or experience. She sees quilting as an art, a living, breathing art that we are all creating together. She works against quilt elitism by encouraging everyone to make the quilts they like and not worry about anyone else’s opinions.

Christina has a special interest in helping quilters become comfortable with free-motion quilting. She has a series of free-motion quilting tutorials on her blog, and is the author of “First Steps to Free-Motion Quilting: 24 Projects for Fearless Stitching”.