Love letters or envelope quilt
 

Can anyone direct me to a quilt pattern for Love letters or it may be called an Envelope quilt.

Thank You
Helen

Try this one! http://www.ttfabrics.com/patterns/do...%20Letters.pdf

I also love this pattern. I purchased "Return to Sender"....same pattern I believe. You might try a google search.

Pat Yamin has a very cute pattern google her. I've taken classes from her at Road To California and her patterns are very easy to follow.

this is the pattern i thought of when you mentioned envelope quilt. i didn't know there was a pattern out there with actual flaps attached.

I could not find the HGTV Simply Quilts episode, but I think that quilt is in the book "Hearts Aplenty".

I found this website with photo explanation of how to construct the envelopes:
http://pir8.freeservers.com/quilting...ions/index.htm

I think the Mulligan/Smith envelope quilt is called Sealed With A Kiss (SWAK).

Cute pattern. I've never seen this one before.

I sent you a pm. I have the pattern and am willing to send it to you free of charge.

here is the link http://www.hgtv.com/video/easy-envel...deo/index.html

That is neat, never seen it before. Looks like a fun quilt to make. I will have to bookmark this one for later.

adorable pattern .. put that one on my bucket list of quilts to do !LOL

http://www.pineapplepresspatterns.com/Patterns.html

This is another pattern from Pineapple Press in Mi. Penny S (can't remember her last name) uses old hankies to make some really cute quilts.
I like her patterns.
jmc

Thanks for sharing the patterns...both nice quilts.

I found it online and it's printable, google love letter quilt pattern, then click on blog.fabshophop.com and there it is


isn't the net wonderful

If you can email me I can send you the pattern from simply quilts. bufordquilter at aol. c o m

I have an old quilt pattern book on how to make envelope quilts and made one baby quilt years ago that was entirely different than what I've seen here. It actually was an envelope you made and then lay your quiltblock on it , turn the edges down and quilt the block into the envelope. It was fun to make and also a show stopper. the backing fabric came over onto the front of the block and made a scalloped edge to from each block. When you get the edge quilted down the block was finished and then whipstitch the blocks together. It is an interesting takealong project for when you are traveling or not able to work in a large area.

Havplenty, that pattern you put up would be easy to change to one with flaps, I think.