Since I own a drawer full of UFO Quilt Blocks…. I have decided that it was high time to get them to move on out of my Sewing Cottage. They have lived here long enough and they are old enough to find their own way into a new– useful– finished project. These blocks have been from trades, swaps, good ideas, bad ideas, mixups, wrong size, wrong placements, wrong everything, leftovers, good ideas never completed, itty bits, and scraps.
All of these UFO Quilt blocks are ready to go! They are ready to stretch and get all ironed up. Ready to show off this quirky characteristics….their story as they know it. Ready to move onto a better life. They deserve it don’t you think? They possess the most patience of all quilts projects out there. Waiting, waiting for their time to shine.
For the year of 2013– I will share every Friday a new and happy way to use your UFO Quilt Blocks. There will be UFO Quilt Block project tutorials, ideas, inspiration boards, link lists…whatever it takes to get you to dig out those UFO Quilt blocks and put them to use! Don’t be afraid of what they are…be excited about what they will become!
 Snappy Pouch Tutorial |
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 Zipper Pouch |
 No Sew Pumpkin |
 Halloween Treat Bag |
 Applique with Quilt Blocks |
 Pincushion |
 Pattern Weights |
 Plate Display |
 2 Blocks – 10 Minute Table Runner |
 Embroidery Quilt |
 Zippered Pencil Pouch |
 Soft Toys Blocks |
 Patchwork Curtains |
 Snack Bags- Reusable! |
 Gift Bag |
 Camp Chair Bag with Pocket |
 Beach Bag Mesh |
 Quilt Block Postcards |
 Sunglass Case |
 Book Cover |
 Small Pillow |
 Quilt Block Bag |
 Outdoor Blanket |
 Quilt Block Trivet |
 Bunny Plushie |
 Strawberry Quilt- Table Topper Size |
 Dog Pillow |
 Key or Card Fob |
 Scissor Keeper |
 Bibs |
 Valentine Hearts |
 Patchwork Scarf |
 Needle Case Keeper |
 Mesh Notions Bag |
 Wall Hanging |
 Portable Iron Carrier |
 Door Drafter |
 Heating Pad Cover |
 Envelope Bag |
 Swaddle Baby |
 Mason Jar Cozy |
 Felt Ornaments |
 Fabric Bucket with Lining |
 Passport and Travel Pouches |
 Luggage Tag Tutorial |
 Mini Quilt |
 Travel Game Roll Up |
 Sewing Machine Cover |
 Water Bottle Carriers Round Up |
 Mug Rug Tutorial Round Up |
 Hot Pads |
Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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I’d like to follow the Friday UFO project, thanks in advance !
I would like to be added to you orphan block postings. I have enough to make a few quilts-all sizes. Thanks for your blog, I enjoy reading it.
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So many ideas. Add me to your orphan block postings. I have made table runners.
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Hi! am i on your post or E-mail list . Lynn Roberts
I have a tub of blocks, but not the time to play with them. Like the Friday thing maybe a I can make a bag a week for Christmas gifts or to sell.
Nice talking to you today and am looking forward to a great year of fun,patterns and quilting. I just joined today.
Hi. On a Pinterest page I came across a printable sheet of disappearing Quilt Blocks that could be cut down to business card size. It Has this Web site’s name on it. I have no idea how old it is. That’s one thing wrong with Pinterest, no dating. Anyway, do you have more patterns like this. Seems, at least in my area, disappearing blocks are all the rage. Thank you.