Diagonal lines are a type of straight line quilting design with lines that do not go parallel to the edges of the quilt. A diagonal grid of 45* is a classic quilting design that is commonly used on traditional quilts. But there are a lot of options for different angles. Use your piecing as inspiration.
I love red and white quilts. I also love sampler quilts, so this is a perfect match.
Matchstick lines are straight vertical lines on steroids. Matchstick quilting involves parallel straight lines very close together. This design adds a lot of texture as well as colour.
If the Martha Washington Star quilt block seems a bit familiar, it probably is. The flying geese around the outside are just like a Sawtooth Star quilt block, but the inside is a fun pinwheel.
This beautiful sampler quilt is made with the colours of autumn. It will make you think of crunchy leaves, pumpkin spice and cozy sweaters.
Windowpane line quilting is a beautiful way to finish your quilt top. Windowpane lines are actually a special variation of straight vertical lines. They are commonly used with quilts just pieced with squares or half-square triangles.It’s a nice way to add interest without difficulty. It’s a great choice when you want the fabrics to be…