Fab farm quilt

The Fab Farm sew along quilt is finished just in time, as our second grandchild has arrived! This quilt is for him!!! Quilt Info: Pattern: Fab Farm by Elizabeth Hartmann Size: 42" x 43" Batting: Quilters Dream 100% Cotton Request--thinnest Thread: Glide--Smoke Pantograph: Angled Squares from Red Willow Quilts--free pantograph, for all you computerized quilters! Interesting Info: I used fabrics from my Color Club subscription through GE Designs, which is a great way to gather blenders of…

Let's sew a Fab Farm Quilt! Our kit features fabrics to make the 39 x 39 size quilt. Pattern, by Elizabeth Hartman, is sold separately. Kit includes fabric for the top and binding.

Make your own patchwork farm using conventional piecing techniques. Horse, Cow, Bee, Goat, Sheep, Chicken, Pig, Sunflower, and Strawberry Blocks are included in two quilt sizes.

Sylvia Lamothe on Instagram: "We’ve missed a few weeks but the Sunday Showcase is back with this Fab Farm quilt by @rileysquiltco 🌻 Elizabeth made this amazing (and HUGE) baby quilt for her own little one, it was such a special project to be a part of ❤️ Pattern is Fab Farm by @elizabethagh Quilted using #cumuluspanto #longarmquiltingservices #computerizedquilting #longarmquilting #e2equilting #quilting #quilter #longarmleague #longarmquilter #quilt #quiltsofinstagram #quiltersofinstagram…

I have some Fab Farm Friends to share today, the finish of my Fab Farm quilt, pattern by Elizabeth Hartman. Take a look!

Sylvia Lamothe | We’ve missed a few weeks but the Sunday Showcase is back with this Fab Farm quilt by @rileysquiltco 🌻 Elizabeth made this amazing (and… | Instagram

I've been sewing along with Kathleen @KathleenMcMusing and others, making the Fab Farm quilt designed by Elizabeth Hartman! This week we're working on the pig block!!! Here's the pattern cover and the full size quilt. ⤵️ I'm making the baby size quilt, which is 1/4 the blocks and size. My first tip in making the Fab Farm quilt is to choose fabrics that have strong contrast with your background. The original background is grey. ⤴️ Due to the coloring of some of the animals, a standard…

Welcome to Making the Top of the Fab Farm Sew Along. Its hard to believe but we are finally ready to put the quilt together. There are a few layouts in the book and really, you can arrange your quilt anyway you like. I’ll share my layout (the same as the picture below) and the small change I made to my quilt, which I think is a good one. Lastly,… The post Fab Farm Sew Along – Making the Top appeared first on Kathleen McMusing.

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Make your own patchwork farm using conventional piecing techniques. Horse, Cow, Bee, Goat, Sheep, Chicken, Pig, Sunflower, and Strawberry Blocks are included in two quilt sizes.

The Fab Farm sew along quilt is finished just in time, as our second grandchild has arrived! This quilt is for him!!! Quilt Info: Pattern: Fab Farm by Elizabeth Hartmann Size: 42" x 43" Batting: Quilters Dream 100% Cotton Request--thinnest Thread: Glide--Smoke Pantograph: Angled Squares from Red Willow Quilts--free pantograph, for all you computerized quilters! Interesting Info: I used fabrics from my Color Club subscription through GE Designs, which is a great way to gather blenders of…

The post describes the piecing of quilt block 2, the horse, in the Fab Farm Sew Along.

[The formatting of this may be a bit strange due to problems with how my email provider is sending this out]. Picking fabrics is one of the things that I thoroughly enjoy doing. For 17 years, I worked in a fabric store and did this all the time, and vicariously made many a quilt with customers. Sometimes, it solved my need to have a particular fabric, and other times, I…

This quilt was made with love for my first great granddaughter, Emila Hofstetter. The pattern is by Elizabeth Hartman and called Fab Farm.

Welcome to Blocks 9 & 10 of the Fab Farm Sew Along. I changed this weeks schedule and decided to do both flowers at the same time. There is very little difference between them, so combining them made sense for this Sew Along. Next week, I will talk about putting the top together. I hope to have mine quilted to show you, but it may take a few more days.…

Goats…what can I say. The idea of doing yoga with baby goats intrigues me, but I never have tried it. Maybe for my photo shoot I will do that. Ok, let’s be honest, I probably won’t but a quilter can dream. Honestly, the thought of baby goats hopping on me would have me in hysterics. Turning myself into a pretzel is hard enough without baby goats to distract me! This…

The finished fab farm quilt.