Collective Kettle Quilt | Pattern Resources

 

Collective Kettle Quilt Pattern

Video Tutorials

HST (Half Square Triangle) - Two-At-A-Time Construction Method

HST (Half Square Triangle) - Four-At-A-Time Construction Method

FG (Flying Geese) - Four-At-A-Time Construction Method

HRT (Half Rectangle Triangle)

Downloadable Pattern Resources

Cutting Diagrams

Cutting Labels

Pattern Corrections

If there are any pattern corrections, they can be found HERE.

Available Quilt Kits

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Basic Tips for Quilting With Wovens

• Do not prewash wovens for use in quilting
• Press and starch before cutting
• Use a new rotary cutter blade
• Handle edges a little more carefully than regular quilting cotton
• Use a shorter stitch length (~1.8 mm)
• Wash quilts on cold and use a color catcher
  
• Dry quilts on extra low or low

My Favorite Sewing Supplies

• Spray Starch: Magic Premium Quilting & Crafting
• Temporary Basting Spray: Basting Adhesive by Spray N Bond
• Curved Quilting Safety Pins for Basting
• Thimble: Soft Comfort by Dritz (comes in small, medium, large)
  
• Hand Sewing Needles: Appliqe Needles, Size 11 by Bohin
• Retractable Measuring Tape
• Temporary Fabric Pen: Air Eraser by Sewline
  
• Embroidery Scissors: 5 1/2" Embroidery Scissors by Kai
• Wool Pressing Mat: 9 x 9 by Savina
• Mini Iron:The Quilted Bear
• 28 mm Rotary Cutter: Olfa
• Small Rotating Cutting Mat: Fiskars
• Fabric Clips: Clover

I've linked all of the above items in my Amazon Storefront - Quilting Essentials List. 

My Favorite Threads

• Embroidery Thread
• Aurifil Floss
• Aurifil 8 weight cotton
• Aurifil 12 weight cotton
• Aurifil 12 weight wool - I will usually use two strands of this when I embroider. This is what you'll see in the video. 
• Piecing & Hand Sewing Thread
• Aurifil 50 weight cotton
• Aurifil 80 weight cotton (only hand sewing)
• Quilting Thread
• Aurifil 28 weight cotton - This is my favorite for quilting. It's a little thicker but still rolls through my machine with ease. Use 50 weight in your bobbin though!
• Aurifil 40 weight cotton
• Aurifil 50 weight cotton

I may earn a small commission from these items if you purchase after clicking. This has in no way swayed my recommendations for resources. It is exactly what I use in my own sewing room. I get SO many questions about these items and this was the best way I knew to make them available to you in one spot. Let me know if you have questions.