Click HERE to Download Autumn in the Southwest – Part 1 free quilt pattern (.pdf file)
Click HERE to Download Autumn in the Southwest-Part 2 free quilt pattern (.pdf file)
Available in four sizes – Lap – 51″ by 51″, Twin – 69″ by 87″, Full – 87″ by 87″, King/Queen – 105″ by 105″
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This pattern is beautiful!! Bless you for sharing it with us! I have a few UFOs I should be working on, but I just have to do this quilt first! LOVE IT!
I am working on this quilt and am getting ready to cut clue 2, the HSTs. How big do I need to cut the squares? I see they need to be 2″ finished but I need to know the actual cutting demensions. Thank you for the pattern and help. Sandy
GREAT pattern Cindy!! I have started making the twin. Do you have pattern corrections posted somewhere? I have found an error in the instructions for the corner blocks. I can correct my copy, but that doesn’t help future quilters.
Diane
Hi Sherri,
I haven’t done any paper piecing patterns but that is a good idea for some time in the future.
Thanks,
Cindy
Your patterns are stunning! One question though, do you design or have you designed any paper piecing patterns for your blog?
I would love to make some of these quilts, but I only paper piece.
Beautiful work!
Hi Cindy, I love this pattern, great design. Greetings from Vienna, Austria.
Elisabeth
Hi Ferret,
I have already started a Flickr site for photos of quilts that others make. I started making patterns by making mystery quilt patterns for my friends and have a few photos already.
All the quilts that have these photos are noted with this type of text:
To see photos of other quilts made with this pattern please click the link below.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/carterquilter/sets/72157611193676871/
It’s a small world now isn’t it. I try to say things as I see them. Most free patterns leave me cold, but I really like the range yours have. I’ve printed Autumn in the Southwest to have a go at.
Something else that really appealed is your copyright notice. Sensible, generous and clear. I like that.
HAd you thought about adding a request for pictures of quilts made from your patterns? It might be nice to start a gallery of quilts people have made with your help.
Oh my. Being cynical, I came to look not expecting to find anything I liked. Boy was I wrong, you’ve got some lovely designs. I will be suggesting a couple of them for our shop charity projects. Keep up the good work, you’re really good at this.
This is a great design!! Wow you have been busy.
Billie in TX
Absolutley wonderful. Glad to see someone sharing instead of trying to make a profit. I love the quilt, looks like Christmas. So beautiful. Merry Christmas from NC to WA.
WOW. I love this pattern. I personally like variety when making a quilt this would not be a boring quilt to sew at all. Beautiful. I can tell you put a lot of work in the instructions. Thank you.
What beautiful quilts. You are so generous in sharing them with all of us.
This pattern is especially gorgeous and I look forward to doing it soon! Thanks for sharing!
Sandy and I still plan on making this gorgeous quilt. I love our batiks we both picked out-hopefully this coming year. Kathy
What a great quilt. I will be trying to do this one in the next year. I am also a member of HeartStrings. Haven’t been able to do much this year because of financial problems. Been pretty quite on the list lately also.
This is gorgeous!! I love it and think it is going to have to be one that I try! Thank you for providing these beautiful patterns for free!
That is just beautiful! It looks like Christmas to me. =) Thanks for sharing your wonderful designs.
Cindy – What great fun you must be having. Your patterns are the best. Thanks for sharing your talents with all of us – sue