I have several published patterns, under the name “Designs by Judy Laquidara”. From this page, you will be able to get to free patterns that I offer from time to time. For various reasons, a pattern may be up today and then gone after a month or so. Because a pattern is available for free today, doesn’t mean it will be available for free forever.
There will be several ways to get to my free patterns. You can get to them from my main webpage, Sunshine Quilts, or you can get to them through the blog (this page).
- Catch a Spinning Star - this pattern consists of nine patch block blocks set together so that the points from the stars do not have to match the points of other stars. The borders are simple, non-pieced borders. Finished size is 77″ x 92″.
- Pink Poinsettias - this quilt can be made from the stash. I’ve also included an EQ drawing of a patriotic version. This is a quick quilt and it doesn’t have to be just for Christmas. Finished size is 81″ x 93″.
- Buttons & Bows - A cute and quick little throw or baby quilt. Pieced sashing gives the appearance of bows hanging on a ribbon. Finished size is 48″ x 60″.
13 responses so far ↓
1 Susan // Feb 4, 2008 at 2:33 am
That’s a beautiful quilt, in Vicky’s colors and in yours. This could be a summer project - as soon as I finish the last one!
2 Eileen Carnevale // Feb 4, 2008 at 6:23 am
Judy, thank you soo much! What a beautiful pattern. You are amazing!
3 Linda (Petey) Fritchen // Feb 4, 2008 at 2:11 pm
Judy,
Happy winter…school’s closed so I get the day to play at home with fabric and dreams. Do so enjoy your quilts, patterns, and stories!
You were doing the ‘hour a day’ patterns. There was a lovely purple one. I bought fabric for it and didn’t get to start it. Now I have a little time today to start cutting, but don’t remember how long ago it was on your blog or where to look. Story of my LIFE! You have this so organized (WOW), could you point me in the right direction? With many thanks…
Linda (Petey)
in slushy, sloppy SE Iowa
4 Sandy Kicker // Feb 24, 2008 at 5:39 pm
Judy, I just wanted you to know how much help you have been to me. I have just bought a longarm quilting machine and before hand I read all your articles more then once on “do I want a longarm quilting machine.” They were wonderful and helped me to look ahead to see what I wanted and where I wanted to go with my machine. I am sooo excited to get my machine here and set up. Thanks so much for the guidence and suggestions on how to proceed. I enjoy reading the blogs and am using the idea’s on using up my stash. Thanks so much. Sandy K
5 Linda B // Mar 3, 2008 at 10:09 am
Where are you in MO? We’re having the Kaye Woods Quilting Friends Quilt Retreat in Conway Mo, on April 17-21. We’d love to have you attend or just drop in!
Linda B in Idaho
6 Debbie // Mar 4, 2008 at 12:26 am
I love your “Catch a Spinning Star” ! and hope to make it soon. Thanks for providing the pattern. Interesting blog!
7 Karen // Mar 7, 2008 at 1:00 pm
Pink Poinsettias looks fun to make!
8 Maggie // Mar 8, 2008 at 7:38 pm
Judy-love your words of wisdom-your book et al. Was looking at quilting prices and noticed your example said 7o” x whatever (?)=6800 ft. give or take( I can’t remember) Isn’t it “inches”?
9 Linda A. // Mar 22, 2008 at 9:39 am
Love your site and do what to thank you for the free patterns. Can’t wait to give them a try.
10 Aida Ribeiro Polycarpo // Apr 20, 2008 at 5:53 pm
Amei seus trabalhos!1 Ilove your works!! Very nice!1
11 Margie // May 9, 2008 at 5:48 pm
I started a log cabin quilt about 15 years ago and have the pieces all cut some of it sewn but now all I have is the black and white picture of it. It was published on page 103 of some magazine and created by judy woods of Torrence, CA with the original pattern called josephs coat but it was designed as Victorian Navajo then the lady (long gone from here) named her version “Navajo Autumn” Have you ever hear of any of these designs or people? I finally have a sewing room and long to finish the quilt but am a bit lost at this point. Please help if you can. Much thanks,
Margie
12 qltnbe // Jul 4, 2008 at 5:02 pm
I am sure this is not the place to be asking, but help me find your recipe for the blackberry wine cake we had at RIM. I’ve been searching for somewhere to ask and I am just a blog newbie I guess because I can’t find it. I have joined the limegreenkitchen, but still can’t find it.
13 Maria Aparecida Hilel // Jul 5, 2008 at 9:08 pm
Hi, my name is Maria, i,m from Brazil.
I love free pattern BB, i make this quilt.
Thanks , your work this very beatiful, this quilts is fantastics.
Sorry my english not good.
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