Lovely Mini Quilts for Every Month of the Year

Quilting Digest | January 1, 2016 | Autumn Quilts, Quilts Around The Home, Spring Quilts, Winter Quilts
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Use The Quilts with the Included Calendar or However You Wish!

This series of block patterns, one for every month of the year, can be used in so many ways.

Each pattern will produce a small finished quilt of about 14″ square. Make them all, or just those that most appeal to you.

Display them on the wall, as a table topper, or with the included wall hanging calendar.

Or, you might combine all of the blocks into one quilt to display all year around.

Click here for all of the free Block of the Month patterns.

The wall hanging is designed to hold calendars up to 14” wide and 12 1/2” long, but instructions are given for using slightly smaller calendars as well.

Calendar Wall Quilt

The photo above shows the January quilt installed on the calendar.

Most months include more than one pattern so there are plenty of cute little quilts to choose from.

February Heart

February

Tulips in a Row

May

Bird houses

July

Leaves

November

Tree

December

This project, from designer Apple Avenue Quilts, consists of a series of free downloadable PDFs.

Click here for all of the free Block of the Month patterns.

 

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