Summer Beach Quilt is So Charming
Get Creative and Use the Blocks in Other Projects as Well!
Row-by-row quilts are popular for good reason. Each row is made of repetitions of a quilt block, with (usually) no two rows the same. When the rows are combined into a larger quilt they often tell a story.
It’s fun to see different blocks creatively combined like this. Plus, making a quilt is more interesting when you can mix up the quilt blocks.
One of the things that we especially like about row-by-row quilts is that you can easily use the blocks for other projects. So, the pattern for a row-by-row quilt is a real value because it can be used in many ways.
We love the story and the blocks in this “Summer Beach Quilt”. We can easily imagine the blocks used for many other projects. The sailboat is especially charming.
The pattern, from Cristina Tepsick at Pretty Little Quilts, is a series of free tutorials.
When made as instructed, the finished quilt is 60″ x 70″.
