Jigsaw quilt pattern

I've been wanting to make a puzzle quilt for awhile. Earlier this year I found a free Baby Jigsaw Puzzle Quilt Pattern here . Using 35 di...

This puzzle quilt isn't nearly as hard to make as you might think. It's all just a bunch of squares with the "knobbies" as I call them appliqued on. Our family is a big fan of puzzles. We have more puzzles in our house than I would like to admit, and my almost-three-year-old does puzzles ALL-DAY-LONG. In fact, his baby blanket is the first puzzle quilt I ever made. I was asked to participate in the Great Cuddle Cake Challenge being put on by Shannon Fabrics and Fairfield to celebrate their…

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I’m having so much fun with this project! My son was intrigued by the pattern and selected all the fabrics, building the quilt around the bright orange fabric and the gingko fabric, which will also…

Follow this easy tutorial and free pattern to make your own jigsaw puzzle quilt. Choose from three different block sizes to alter the project's size.

I was looking for something fun, easy, and a little bit different for Anson's baby blanket. I happened across this quilt, and decided to ...

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Pictures - Japanese Jigsaw, a personal favorite - I made this quilt last year after seeing it displayed at a LQS. Japanese Jigsaw is by Tracey Brookshier. I have made two versions of this quilt. For first timers, don't be faint of heart--it is difficult but well worth your effort and frustration. To make the process

Darlis stopped in the other day with her Jigsaw Puzzle quilt made with teeny tiny pieces.....there are somewhere in the vicinity of 500 puzzle pieces. She used some 1" strips she had purchased online. My winnings came from Jackie at Canton Village Quilt Works. They are so pretty....not sure what I will do with them yet....for now just admire! I love the scrolls and colors. It is so much fun to win! Thanks Jackie! I finished quilting the Twisterweave Mystery Quilt Sunday. This was the first…