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FREE Polka Dot Quilt Pattern by Jennifer Murphy
Jennifer Murphy of And Other Silly Things brings us a fun quilting project from a blog site chock-full of awesome stuff!
More from Jennifer on her Polka Dot quilt: "I posted about the baby quilt I made some time ago and had so many people interested in how I made this polka dot quilt, I decided to share my pattern with you all. There are so many ways you could ad-lib with this basic pattern... I'm excited for you all to make your own. It's a little time consuming(those curves)but for those who aren't too fussy about it being perfect, it's an enjoyable quilt to work on. Each Square/Circle feels like a little accomplishment and before you know it, you have enough for a a whole quilt. Enjoy!"
Finished SizeVaries: 36" x 44"
Designer
When I was seven years old my Grandmother taught me how to sew. A year later my mother began making teddy bears and before I was eleven years old I was using her scraps to make my own bears and animals.
Now, some twenty-plus years later I’m trying to put this lineage into perspective and discover why after all this time I’m still so completely engaged in the act of sewing. Read More About Jennifer
Visit the website:
AndOtherSillyThings
More from Jennifer on her Polka Dot quilt: "I posted about the baby quilt I made some time ago and had so many people interested in how I made this polka dot quilt, I decided to share my pattern with you all. There are so many ways you could ad-lib with this basic pattern... I'm excited for you all to make your own. It's a little time consuming(those curves)but for those who aren't too fussy about it being perfect, it's an enjoyable quilt to work on. Each Square/Circle feels like a little accomplishment and before you know it, you have enough for a a whole quilt. Enjoy!"
Finished SizeVaries: 36" x 44"
DesignerWhen I was seven years old my Grandmother taught me how to sew. A year later my mother began making teddy bears and before I was eleven years old I was using her scraps to make my own bears and animals.
Now, some twenty-plus years later I’m trying to put this lineage into perspective and discover why after all this time I’m still so completely engaged in the act of sewing. Read More About Jennifer
Visit the website:
AndOtherSillyThings
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