Collective Kettle Quilt | Pattern Resources
Collective Kettle Quilt Pattern
Video Tutorials
HST (Half Square Triangle) - Two-At-A-Time Construction Method
Blog: How to Make Half Square Triangles (HSTs) Two At A Time
HST (Half Square Triangle) - Four-At-A-Time Construction Method
Blog: How to Make Half Square Triangles (HSTs) Four At A Time
FG (Flying Geese) - Four-At-A-Time Construction Method
Blog: How to Make Flying Geese (FG) Four At A Time
HRT (Half Rectangle Triangle)
Blog: How To Make Half Rectangle Triangles (HRTs)
Downloadable Pattern Resources
Cutting Diagrams
Cutting Labels
Pattern Corrections
If there are any pattern corrections, they can be found HERE.
Available Quilt Kits
2025 Sweater Weather Sampler Quilt Kits
Associated Project Tutorials
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How To Make A Quilted Zipper Pillow Using A Quilt Block
How To Make Flange Binding For A Quilt
How To Create Bias Binding For Quilts
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
- Piecing and Quilting Sewing Machine Needles
- 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
- Retractable Measuring Tape
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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
- 45 mm Rotary Cutter: Olfa
- 45 mm Rotary Cutter Replacement Blades: Olfa
- Small Rotating Cutting Mat: Fiskars
- Fabric Clips: Clover
- Aurifil Thread
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
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