David's Star
BB 01-08
(Advanced)
This pattern requires the use of templates to the make the stars. Paper
ones are included. A bias ring is added to the star unit and appliquéd
to a four patch. It makes a nice wall hanging with 9 blocks. The border
is much easier than it looks. Give it a try.
Missing Pieces
BB 01-09
(Beginner)
This pattern is designed to be fun and easy. If you can cut a straight
line with a rotary cutter, you can make this quilt. Do not make this quilt
for your brother if he ever hid puzzle pieces from you. Three sizes are
included. Suggested fabrics - bright flannels, Bali's.
Tomorrow Today
BB 03-01
(Beginner)
Inspired by a T -shirt from Australia, it is fat quarter friendly, complete
with a suggested cutting diagram, and pressing arrows. Blocks are 15"
X 15", consist of 6 units, and have 38 pieces.
Multiple quilt sizes can be achieved by using different numbers of blocks. They can be turned in different directions and the seams will always oppose. Fabric suggestions - 20 fat quarters and a background fabric.
Cotton Candy
BB 03-03
(Intermediate)
Inspired by my early years at the fair, and by the many pretty fabrics
that are available today. Fabric suggestions -a multi colour print, 2
values each of 3 complementary fabrics, and a background. Plain squares,
4- patch units, and 1/2 square triangles make this quilt.
Across The Lake
BB 03-05
(Intermediate)
The fabrics showcased in this quilt are from the "Alexander Henry Fabric
collection -Piecable Kingdom". As these may not be available, it also
screams for a multi colour fabric, used like a kaleidoscope. Paper templates
included. Acrylic templates are available. {Okanagan Cross Templates #BB
T03-05}
Just Squares
BB 03-06
(Beginner)
A simple pattern using only squares. The layout is designed to look like
gingham. 6 values of one colour are needed. You can incorporate some embroidery
and any size of square could be used. Four sizes and different border
options are included.
Pretty 'n Pink
BB 04-03
(Intermediate)
This pattern features a machine-embroidered alphabet from annthegran.com.
Pretty 'n Pink would encourage quilters to make more use of their embroidery
machines. It would also make up nicely with a collection of scrappy fabrics.
Quilter's Madness Bag
BB 04-04
(Beginner)
This pattern showcases "Under the influence of Fabric" collection by Moda.
Suggestion companions to this pattern are the "Block Tool" (C & T), or
other pattern references. There are three (6" X 6") pieced blocks on the
front and back of the bag -but they are not included in the pattern.
Holiday Charm
BB 04-10
(Intermediate)
This is a nice teaching quilt. There are half -square triangles and flying
geese. There is only 1 block (with a star centre and a plain centre.)
This can be made using the Quilt in a Day flying geese ruler, or the Square
in a Square technique.
Moonlite Serenade
BB 04-11
(Beginner)
This is a finishing pattern for use with a 12-month block club. It assumes
that the customer has already made twelve (12" X 12") blocks.
Pillow Power
BB 05-06
This is a great project for beginners & experienced quilter, alike. Make
several cushions in different colours for different seasons. Use leftover
(planed over) fabric from quilt projects, to make these cushions.
Starlite Tree Skirt
BB 05-08
56" x 56"
While this pattern design is a tree-skirt, it can be easily adapted to
a table topper or baby quilt by omitting the opening for the tree. The
fabric requirements & instructions are based on the 'Square in a Square'
technique (SnS) by Jodi Barrows.
Sew Carry It
BB 05-11
The "Sew Carry It" bag is designed to carry your 'Square in a Square'
rulers. There is also a pocket for your rotary cutter, a couple of pens
or cell phone. The instructions are easily adapted to other sizes.
Gail Otke became a Certified Square in a Square Teacher in July 2005,
so this bag patterns is based on the Square in a Square technique by Jodi
barrows. This pattern keeps company with a growing number of Gail's 'Bed
Bugs.' patterns.
More Missing Pieces
BB 06-11
Wall Hanging/Table Topper (40½ X 40½)
Table Runner (15 X 46½)
This is a companion pattern to “Missing Pieces” (BB 01-09) and has been
designed to be fun and quick to make. The original pattern has 3 sizes
of blocks. This pattern makes 2 smaller projects using a smaller block.
Michelle Star Sudoku 9’s
BB 08-10
75” X 75” (6” border)
Inspiration for this pattern comes from the age old “sudoku”
puzzles - what a great way to practice your quilting and logic skills
– all at the same time. Choose 9 great fabrics and then solve the
puzzle that is included in the pattern. Each fabric should appear in each
of the 9 large blocks. The nature of the puzzle will place each fabric
in each horizontal row and each vertical row of the quilt, giving the
ultimate in random placement.
Katie Star Soduku 6's
BB 08-11
55½” X 57” (6” border)
“Sudoku” puzzles have made a recent comeback in popularity, and having worked these as a child in math class – I thought this would be a great way to showcase a series of fabrics while at the same time practicing my quilting and logic skills. Choose 6 fabrics of similar interest – either by color, print, 30’s etc and then fill in the blanks.....A puzzle is included for you to solve.
Leah Star Soduki 8's
BB 08-12
67” X 72”
Why not design a quilt around a sudoku puzzle? Choose 8 fabrics from a fabric line, a color series or design style (animal prints), etc., and try to solve the puzzle included in the pattern. The idea of the puzzle is that each large block of 8 (stars) contains all 8 fabrics, while at the same time each vertical and/or horizontal row of the quilt also contains all 8 fabrics.
Okanagan Cross Template
BB T03-05
(Intermediate)
This is a companion to the "Across the Lake" pattern. There are 3 acrylic
templates that will make up a 6" block. It can be combined to make a 12"
unit or a 24" unit. Diagrams are included with the package, including
pressing directions.