elephant quilts pattern

Elephants are one of the most beloved and admired animals in the world, and their presence in art, literature, and culture is well-documented. These majestic creatures have a special significance i…

We’ve all been there – browsing quilting posts on Facebook or the web and suddenly we see a quilt that we love and want to make, but frustratingly there isn't a pattern or instructions! Sometimes we can recreate the pattern based on our experience and sometimes the quilt falls into the “too hard to do” category and ends up on our Pinterest page along with the dozens of other quilts we’ll never make. Recently I was browsing the posts at my favorite Facebook quilt group “Quilt Along with Pat…

Elephant Abstractions — Violet Craft

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Hello Friends, Merry Christmas to you! I hope you had a blessed one. I know that many of of us weren’t able to do what we usually do for Christmas this year, but I was comforted to know that …

Hello Friends, Happy Tuesday to you! I hope you have been well. Today kicks off a weekly 2-cent-Tuesday on my blog! I used to have “my two cents” in my machine quilting posts, and I hav…

Going to sleep under your average, run-of-the-mill, storebought duvet feels nothing like snuggling under an artistic quilt that you or your loved one made for you. With affection. With care in every stitch. With countless hours of skill and dedication.

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This delightful crib quilt features baby and mama elephants frolicking together. The elephant ears, pinwheel blocks and prairie-point border are all three-dimensional, which is sure to entertain baby! This pattern: - Makes a crib size quilt - 36” x 55” - includes fabric requirements - Includes detailed illustrations - Includes step-by-step instructions for ¼” piecing and appliqué - Includes all necessary templates - Is suitable for the experienced beginner This pattern is in digital (PDF)…

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Part 2 of the Applique Series is all about using fusible products with machine applique. You can find Part 1 here: Machine Applique Terminology and Part 3 here: Machine Applique Stitches. So let's start

This baby quilt has fun, easy, and large appliqué pieces, ideal for those learning how to appliqué. The elephant is surrounded by pieced blocks, all set on point. The newest baby in your life will love their own, sweet elephant!

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We’ve all been there – browsing quilting posts on Facebook or the web and suddenly we see a quilt that we love and want to make, but frustratingly there isn't a pattern or instructions! Sometimes we can recreate the pattern based on our experience and sometimes the quilt falls into the “too hard to do” category and ends up on our Pinterest page along with the dozens of other quilts we’ll never make. Recently I was browsing the posts at my favorite Facebook quilt group “Quilt Along with Pat…

I love the 15th! It's pattern release day in the Funny Faces Quilt Block of the Month Club! The new pattern this month is Ellen the Elephant. I made her in three different colors and this silly green elephant splashing around in pink lemonade was my favorite. :-) If you're in the club already, head