Monster quilt

See how to turn knit fabric scraps into a fun monster applique quilt with this Craftsy quilt patterns and class! An easy quilt video class for beginners.

You've all seen the monster quilts I've made. I get emails often from people who love them. They do make me smile, I admit. So I tho...

I love all of these monsters, but my favorite is the one in the top left corner. I love the way his eyes are popping out of his head! Pattern: Mix & Match Monsters from Shiny Happy World

This is a really fun quilt to make, great for little boys. Included are patterns for 12 different monsters, borders and instructions for making and finishing the quilt. It measures about 42 x 54. This is a digital pattern. This is a copyrighted design for personal use only. Wholesale inquiries are welcome.

"We have nine happy, lovable Monster blocks for you to use your favorite bright and fun fabrics. The Monsters quilt pattern includes full size patterns, placement sheets, and instructions to make a 43\" x 46\" wallhanging and a 63\" x 83\" twin size quilt. The Monsters block size is 11 1/2\" x 10 1/2\". The technique is fusible applique."

See how to turn knit fabric scraps into a fun monster applique quilt with this Craftsy quilt patterns and class! An easy quilt video class for beginners.

What you get+- The Mix & Match Monsters pattern is so much more than just a pattern. What do you get? The templates for SO MANY MONSTER PARTS! Seriously – there are 24 pages jam-packed with templates for bodies, eyes, mouths, fins, feathers, hands, tentacles, antennae, stripes, spots and more – all sized to work together. You can make a kajillion monsters and never have a repeat. (Ok – I know kajillion isn’t a real number, but I’ve made over 100 different monsters and I’m nowhere near…

Eek! Monster quilt! I want to make a monster quilt for my grandson :-) I think he would always love it.

You've all seen the monster quilts I've made. I get emails often from people who love them. They do make me smile, I admit. So I thought I'd show you the close ups of my lovely little monsters. I'm done with them now. I've made at least four of the monster quilts, and I am tired of them. But they are very cute. I have no leftover blocks anymore, apart from one or two and I will put them on the back of something, or make a child's library bag or something from them. But I won't be doing…

The wonderful thing about a quilt of monsters is that you just can't do it wrong. I decided to make a monster quilt for my little boy, before he gets too attached to his baby quilt (which is quite poorly made and won't last very long, I suspect). The pattern is from Craftsy's Cute Quilt-As-You-Go Applique Monsters taught by Wendi Gratz. Possibly the hardest part of this quilt is picking the colors for the backgrounds. It was hard to pick boy colors ... but I did come up with a nice…