Monster quilt

Make this colorful quilt for your own little monster using easy applique techniques. The quilt blocks can be made using regular quilting cottons in bright

See how to turn knit fabric scraps into a fun monster applique quilt with this Craftsy quilt patterns and class! An easy quilt video class for beginners.

This fun monster quilt was made as a group project with our local 4-H club!

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Now that the kids are in school it is time to focus on Fall Holidays. The first holiday to celebrate will be Halloween. This Monster Mash quilt fits right in with that theme which is why we are featuring it today! How cute are these monsters! Kids of all ages will enjoy this quilt. Snuggle up to your favorite Halloween special under this comfy quilt. The Monster Mash quilt pattern was designed by Susan Emory for Michael Miller fabrics and […]

Would you like to see some more monsters? and again and more He’s a cutie. Ignore the loose threads. Studious little one, this one. So there we go. Another five. I’m very fond of all of them, some of them remind me of Muppets. I’m thinking of just cutting a whole lot of 3.5” squares and trimming my blocks back to fit. It’s a style of quilt I’ve made before and it works very well. It really uncomplicates the actual quilt design and lets the applique show a lot more. Plus it is quick. We’ll…

In the never ending mission to finish the monster quilts, I have had to make a couple more (eye roll, ridiculous I know). The good news is I’m on the downward straight now. And I don’t think it’s goi