(note: for the mini above, I decided not to add them forest floor fabric, as well as the background spacing between the trees and houses)
Per the usual these days (haha!), I am way past due sharing this free Cozy Cabin Quilt pattern. 🙂 So without further ado, here is the free printer-friendly PDF pattern! I made this pattern for Spring Quilt market (2017) back in May. You can download it HERE, or by clicking the last image to this post, below. 🙂 It comes in two sizes: a wall-hanging/lap size, or an adorable mini!
With the holidays around the corner, I thought this would make the perfect Christmas quilt. The evergreen, sage and cranberry colorways from my La Conner collection would work perfectly! Perhaps I’m a bit biased. 😉
My amazingly talented friend Faith Essenburg of Sarana Ave made the larger size quilt for my booth at Spring quilt market.
Made and photographed by Faith Essenburg
As always, she did a fabulous job. 🙂 She used La Conner lace detail as an edging to the binding. Faith has a tutorial on how to do that HERE.
Photo by Faith Essenburg
Made and photographed by Faith Essenburg
Anyway, just a short and sweet post to share this pattern with you all! You can click the link below for a free, printer-friendly PDF pattern! Enjoy 🙂
Thank you!
So cute! Great for a Christmas project
Thank you for this pattern. I can see it seem and used in all seasons. At Christmas for example decorate each house as people do for the holidays, even the trees. A versatile pattern indeed!
It´s lovely, thank you for the pattern!
Thank you. This is such a sweet pattern. Love it.
Thank you so very much for this free pattern Jera! House patterns always seem to warm my heart especially – and this is such a pretty one!
Thank you for the lovely pattern. It will be a great Christmas quilt.
Thank You!!! Very cute for a spring quilt – but I saw it, apparently like many others do, as a Christmas Quilt! ThankYou!
SO SWEET!!! Thank you so much!! Now I can start a few “presents”…..maybe with a truck holding a Christmas tree from another pattern…..
Thank you for a great explanation. I was looking online for a similar idea and really appreciate it
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Darling quilt! I hope you get the Christmas one made too, would love to see that in your beautiful fabrics 🙂
I love square #2 the best.
Lovely quilt. Thanks so much for the pattern.
I love this pattern! I can see one made for each season. Thank you so much for sharing, Jera!
Thank you!! Love this. Where did the darling heart shaped lights come from? That just makes the quilt!!!!
Jera, I really enjoy your blog from your beautiful fabric, free pattern, family pics, beautiful red plates, to the antique displays! Thank you for being such an inspiration! Blessings in 2018.
Can you tell me how I would work in a panel to the qayg? I have your book but it doesn’t explain if you want to use a panel. What would the back look like and would it blend in?
I would treat a panel just like a quilt block. Then you can choose 1 of 3 ways to finish your quilt using the QAYG technique. My 2nd book, Quilt As-You-Go Made Vintage, has all 3 finishing methods. The way the back of your quilt looks will depend on which finishing method you use.
Thanks,
Jera
Oh my gosh!! Thank you so much, that pattern is so cute.
Thank you!