RugosaB

http://www.quiltviews.com/count-down...ilt-the-basics

I obviously missed this, but it seems late quilters are welcome because the complete project is still available, free.
(many times the block directions are removed after they've been available for a month or so)

It seems a little simpler than many sampler directions, so thought I'd share here. I don't think it has to done specifically for Christmas.

stichinluvr

Thank you for the link. This looks like fun

zennia

That is a very pretty quilt. I like the embroidery in the blocks and around the blocks. Thank You for sharing.

Geri B

It is hand pieced...I didn't see any embroidery...maybe I'm not getting the full download, I'll try again


oh, now I see the embroidery...and that it can be machine pieced, may save this.....

QuiltnNan

this is great... i like the red/white theme

ManiacQuilter2

Certainly is a good skill building with anyone wanting to challenge themselves to learning new techniques.

linmid

This looks like a "relax and make" quilt. Thanks for the site.

jmoore

I also liked the tutorial for the Janome sewing project on how to make an organizer under your machine... very similar to the recent post from Jenny Doan to make a sewing machine pad.

JanieH

Looks like a great quilt. I love the countdown idea. Thanks so much for posting the link.

Anne P

I would not have thought of doing a sampler in only two colors. It's really pretty and helps focus on the blocks because there aren't several colors to distract the eye. I've enrolled in a class at my local Bernina shop in which we are making a BOM sampler. I'm using pink and green scraps, so it's going to be much busier than this one!