Free Quilt Patterns by FourTwinSisters.com
Free Quilt Patterns by FourTwinSisters.com
Our first quilt book contest is now under way! Print the Bed of Roses quilt pattern, and make two roses and two leaves. Mail them in to enter the contest. Deadline: March 31, 2007. Your blocks will be assembled into a quilt top with all other submissions, and one entry will be randomly selected to receive the completed top after the quilt has been photographed. More details on our book page.
These are our newest patterns, hot off the press. These applique patterns work best with fusible web. Fusing Instructions
 Skierby Annette Truong | Categories: Sports, Winter This applique quilt pattern by Annette Truong features a skier zipping down the slopes. A fun sport, snow or winter theme. This is one of the free quilt patterns from Four Twin Sisters. |
 Chocolatesby Margaret Huynh | Categories: Food, Fun, Romantic This applique quilt pattern features five chocolates by Margaret Huynh. A fun food theme. For Valentines Day, Christmas, or chocolate lover's quilt. This applique design is a free quilt pattern from Four Twin Sisters. |
 Earthby Marilyn Wanner | Categories: School This applique pattern by Marilyn Wanner shows a globe view of the earth from the Western Hemisphere side. You can mark your travels for a travel memory quilt, embroider cruise lines or plane flights, or put a star where you live. The simplified lines of North and South America are perfect for fusible applique or even hand applique. If the block is too small, it is easy to enlarge with a photocopier. This is one of our free quilt patterns. |
 Friend at the Fence 3by Linda Wijcik | Categories: Horses, Animals, Pets This applique quilt pattern by Linda Wijcik features a horse at a fence. This is one of our free quilt patterns. |
 Fireman 3by Annette Truong | Categories: Firefighting, Masculine, Careers Fireman 3 by Annette Truong. Annette got into the fireman and fire fighting theme mode when her brother-in-law dropped in on his way to firefighting school. This applique design is a free quilt pattern from Four Twin Sisters. |
 Simple Heartsby Margaret Huynh | Categories: Romantic These simple applique hearts by Margaret Huynh are whimsical accents for almost any quilt. Four different heart shapes. This is one of our free quilt patterns. |
 Marilyn's Pumpkinby Marilyn Wanner | Categories: Fall, Plants, Gardening, Seasons, Vegetable This applique quilt pattern by Marilyn Wanner features one of the favorite autumn themes - a pumpkin. Use alone, or combine with our other fall themed patterns for a fall quilt, table runner, or other project. This is one of our free quilt patterns. |
 Be Mineby Shayne Wanner | Categories: Romantic This applique quilt pattern features a simple red heart and the words, "Be Mine". Perfect for a simple valentine quilt for that special someone. This is one of our free quilt patterns. |
 Glossy Heartby Chei Wei | Categories: Romantic This applique heart by Chei Wei is one of our free quilt patterns. |
 Turnipby Linda Wijcik | Categories: Farm, Food, Vegetable, Gardening This applique quilt pattern is just in time for spring. A turnip with greens and a couple of roots looks like it's just been picked from the garden. Perfect for a garden quilt, don't forget to add the butterflies! This is one of our free quilt patterns. |
Do you want to see a new Four Twin Sisters quilt pattern every day? Visit our Pattern of the Day page daily and each day a new pattern will be shown for you.
If you have your own website or blog, you can even copy the pattern of the day so that the patterns display on your site.
If you can't find the pattern you want, we are now offering a custom pattern service. You submit a photo and we make it into a pattern for you. Starting at $29.95 for 1 subject. Shown is one of the winners of our Photo Contest - "Bus" a puppy. He is a good example of what a pattern looks like when converted from a photo. You may download this pattern and others for free on our Custom Patterns page.
Our patterns are free using the barter system. If you like our patterns, send a fat quarter. The theme for this newsletter is:
Mail your barter fat quarter to: Four Twin Sisters, PO Box 111104, Campbell CA 95011-1104
Thank you to everyone who has sent barter! You can see the full list of barter received here P.S. If you want to send a check, please make it payable to "Annette Truong". I am very grateful for the few checks that people have sent, but I don't have a bank account for "Four Twin Sisters".In this newsletter, you may enter two contests.
A John Deere Tractor panel (approximately 1 yard of fabric). Click here to enter by email or email annettetruong@gmail.com with subject "January 31 Contest - John Deere Panel" and provide your snail mail. 1 prize will be awarded randomly from all correctly formatted submissions received by February 3 (Saturday). You will be contacted only if you have won a prize.
A fat quarter. Click here to enter by email, or email annettetruong@gmail.com with subject "January 31 Contest - Fat Quarter" and provide your snail mail. 5 prizes will be awarded randomly from all correctly formatted submissions received by February 3 (Saturday). You will be contacted only if you have won a prize.
We continue to get email from people who just can't believe our patterns are free to photocopy and use with no strings attached. Yes they are! Our patterns are free, free, free and you can copy them and share them with everyone you know! When you make quilts using our patterns, YES you can sell your quilts! YES you can exhibit your quilts! YES you can enter your quilts in contests. Please credit FourTwinSisters.com on the back if you make a quilt using our designs. Simple, huh? You can even modify the designs as necessary (enlarge, simplify, etc.) The only thing you CANNOT do with our patterns is put them on your website (unless you link to the pattern on free-quilt-patterns.net), or copy the patterns and try to sell or distribute them as your own.
FourTwinSisters.com is a site that features free quilt patterns. Yes, we really are four twin sisters! We are a crafty bunch and enjoy scrapbooking, photography, and needlecrafts of all kinds. We grew up in the forests of northern British Columbia, but now live apart in BC, Alberta, and California.