Here's a great way to finish your At Play blocks. The toile fabrics are a perfect companion to the embroidered blocks and you can use the bonus pinwheel blocks as corner stones. This is also the perfect setting for the embroidered basket blocks.

For an At Play Kit, click here.
For a Red Basket Kit, click here.
For a Blue Basket Kit, click here.

The opportunity panel in the Dear Dorothy line is cut into blocks which are framed, then set together in a strippy design in this quick quilt. The blocks really have the look of 1930's applique! Use this pattern to set together some of your favorite blocks or order a kit to reproduce it just as it looks here. The finished quilt is 52" x 66".

This quilt is made with Karen's adorable Sweet Pea line. The lollipops are fun to make, and the lollipop sticks can be made with fusible black bias. It's a huge time saver!

Kits are also available. If the pink border isn't for you, you can request a blue or yellow border!

This pattern is inspired by Karen's Through My Window redwork fabric line. Here's a fantastic way to use the pre-printed panel of monthly window blocks. Make a 49" x 62" quilt or wall hanging from them using a simple but effective courthouse steps pattern.

Bow Tie blocks can be so charming--and fun to make. This quilt uses Karen's Daisy-A-Day fabric line. Scraps left over from the blocks form the inner border and binding.

This Four Patch quilt is a perfect use for Karen's Santa Claus Lane fabrics!