Category Archives: Quilt Pattern

International travel is still limited, but you can travel Down Under withthis week’s exclusive eQuilter Free Quilt Pattern…featuring Australian wildlife set in blocks on point, with stone-textured frames. To make this 57″ x 74″ patchwork quilt design, you will start … Continue reading →

In the stillness of a snow-covered forest, a reflective stream burbles quietly through an icy landscape. This is the meditative image in this week’s exclusive eQuilter Free Quilt Pattern, with Bluejays, Chickadees and Deer pieced into a border that contains … Continue reading →

There is something very gracious and soothing about this lovely floral still life by Canadian designer Deb Edwards. It is from the Covent Garden collection, but it also reminds us of the 17th Century Dutch Floral Paintings that still stop … Continue reading →

Why do we love the Mona Lisa so much?Is it her calm enigmatic smile?Is it her reputation as the most priceless artwork ever created?Is it her status as an iconic female image recognized universally across the cyber-verse?Yes to all! To … Continue reading →

Spring is just around the corner, and the Flower Fairies and Garden Gnomes are busy waking up the dormant bulbs and sleepy seeds in your winter garden. Welcome the season with this week’s Free Quilt Pattern, featuring the wildly popular … Continue reading →

Just in time for Valentines Day, this week’s exclusive eQuilter Free Quilt Pattern celebrates a famous love story…of the Little Mermaid who loved a man so much she was willing to give up her life in the sea. The Disney … Continue reading →

“This little light of mine….I’m gonna let it shine!” You will feel the magic and wonder of childhood on a summer’s night full of fireflies,in this week’s exclusive eQuilter Free Quilt Pattern. Catch a firefly, let it go, blow on … Continue reading →

The winds of change are blowing across our land, and the Eagles are gliding on those updrafts with a new perspective on what it means to be an American. Our democracy continues to redefine the concept of patriotism and this … Continue reading →