More Monday Madness . . . an eclectic selection of projects.

Charming Trio – The Baby Collection includes a baby quilt (40.5″ x 43.5), Pillows (16″ x 16″), and a Baby Bag (17″ x 20″).   Make one or all for a shower gift or new baby gift.

Vintage Christmas is a pattern for a redwork table runner with three snowflakes and embroidered ornaments by Indygo Junction.

Have some fun with Pinwheel Sampler.  There are directions for 10 different pinwheel blocks.  You can make them all or just pick a few of your favorites.  Use every color of the rainbow, or make a two or three color quilt.  Make the background dark and the pinwheels light.  There are lots of ways to vary the look of this quilt.

Use your own metal cookie cutters to make these adorable Cookie Cutter Pincushions.  Constrution directions are included, as are lots of embellishment ideas.  This must be the second best way to use cookie cutters!  Perfect for gifts.

Lone Pine Christmas is a 40.5″ x 44″ wall hanging.  Simple hour glass blocks surround a triangular log cabin block.  This quilt by Raggedy Ruth Designs will go together quickly.

The Cosmo, by Indygo Junction, is a retro inspired bag.  The pattern includes a interior divider and optional pockets.   You can make this casual looking to go with jeans or change the fabric and dress it up to go to work.

Isn’t this quilt adorable.  Perfect for hanging in a little girl’s room (I wouldn’t mind having it in my room!).  Mistress Mary waters her beautiful flowers as a cat watches and a bird flutters nearby. A full size pattern and freezer paper templates are included in this and all the other Nursery Rhyme Series patterns.

Currently at Quilters Warehouse the designs of The Wooden Bear are being featured.  The talent behind the company is Kelly Mueller, who comes from a long line of artistic, creative folks.  Her patterns are fun and easy.  Kelly has several themed patterns that can be made and displayed as a group.  The newest is the Woodland Group . . . Moose, Bear & Mallards.

These are all table toppers that measure 24″ x 24″ when finished. Each includes instructions for a matching pillow and for a small project.  Make each table topper and put one on each of the end or occassional tables in your family room.  Make each of the pillows and scatter them on the couch and chairs.  Make the mini-hangings and group together on a wall.  And you have a “Woodland” makeover!

Country Santa is part of the “Country” group that also includes a Country Angel and a Country Snowman.   Each of these patterns includes instructions for a 20″ x 25″ wall hanging, a 14″ x 20″ pillow, and a decorative towel.  Kelly also gives you tips on how to give these projects an extra touch of country.

The Hanging Witch has a few friends . . . a Hanging Scarecrow, Santa, Snowman, and Bunny.   These all finish at 22″ x 30″ and would look great just hanging around your house.

The Patriotic group has several critters each surrounded by stars and waving a flag.

And, of course, we can’t forget the Straddling series of patterns . . . several different characters each holding a little something.  These are all adorable wall hangings.

The Wooden Bear Patternlets all give you a basic pattern and an idea for a quick and easy project. Then you can take that basic pattern and let your imagination take you where it will from there!  A lot of the patternlets are seasonal and they are all cute.

Wow, that was a lot and it’s not even everything that the Wooden Bear has to offer!  Check out the rest and if you have any time left browse other quilt patterns too.

More Monday Madness . . .  an eclectic selection of projects.

Use these itty-bitty purses to give a gift of Mad Money or a gift card. Tuck a bit of jewelry or a lip gloss inside. Use as party favors for a little girl’s birthday party or for a wedding shower. Have fun with these and embellish to your heart’s content.

Brickwork is the prettiest brick I’ve seen in a long while.  Instructions are included for queen, twin and crib sized quilts.   The crib sized quilt is a “quilt-as-you-go” project.

These Pick-A-Pocket organizers come in two sizes: 20″ x 40″ and 20″ x 46″.  So many uses . . . . sewing room, home office, kids room.

Quilt Study has instructions are for 10 different miniature quilt blocks measuring 1.5″ square.  Layouts are shown for three different sizes of finished collages.

The City Bag is a big enough (11″ x 17″) purse to carry everything you need.  It has a whole lot of pockets.  This bag would also work well as a small diaper bag. Instructions include Lazy Girl’s ‘No Fear’ zipper technique.

Pattern and all fabrics needed to make this Penquin Chorus Line wall hanging are included.  All you’ll need is batting and backing.

Do you have a layer cake that you’ve been holding on to, looking for just the right recipe? Cherries Jubilee might be the one. Instructions are included for How To Sew Curves.

There are so many quilt patterns at Quilters Warehouse that you could spend hours browsing and still not see them all.  Hopefully you saw something new here today.

Your Wish List is a handy tool.  And it’s working now!

You must be logged in to use your Wish List.  You don’t have an account?!  It’s easy to sign up.  Just click on Log In at the upper right corner of the page and you’ll see a link for New Members to sign up.

Once you are logged in you can click on the Wish List icon -

You’ll find it right underneath the Shopping Cart icon on each item description page.  One simple click and the item is added.   Add any item you think you might like to have even if you are not ready to purchase.  This will save you time looking for it later.  Your items will be saved for a year.  When you are ready to buy, just one click moves your item from Wish List to your Shopping Cart.

Use Wish List when you are trying to decide between a couple patterns.  Add both patterns to your list and then view your list and you can see both patterns at the same time.  Of course, another option would be to buy both patterns – you can never have too many patterns!

Also great for selecting fabrics for a project.  Just toss in anything you think you might want to use.  Throw in some extras.  Then review your Wish List and you can see all the fabrics together and decide if you like the way they play together.  Add or toss until you are happy.  Then transfer the ones you want to your shopping cart.  You’ll probably find that even though some of the fabrics won’t work for your current project, you really like them.  So keep them on your Wish List and they’ll be there for you when you are ready . . . no searching for them.

Add anything that strikes your fancy whenever you are browsing.  Then when anyone is wondering what you might like for your birthday, Christmas, Mother’s Day or ???, you’ll have an answer ready for them!

Go ahead, grab a cup of coffee and try window shopping for quilt patterns.  Have fun!