Free Bargello Quilting Patterns
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I found this site, while looking for bargellos, look at the bottom of the page you'll see bargellos
http://cheryl.thisbe.org/Patterns.html#charm
http://cheryl.thisbe.org/Patterns.html#charm
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Go to the Quilt in a Day website and navigate to the section where she has her videos. I'm pretty sure you can find the bargello there. Watch the video a couple of times and take notes and I'll bet you can do it. The pattern is pretty easy. I've made several. What I like is there are not seams to match.
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Hello from Huntsville! I'm not sure where in Alabama you are but here in Madison County our library system has a few bargello books in the system. You might want to check your local library and see what they might be able to get for you if you don't find what you want online
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#24
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Welcome! I found a great free pattern for a scrappy bargello - quick and easy!
http://quiltville.com/scrapbargellopf.html
http://quiltville.com/scrapbargellopf.html
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Here's a link to the Eleanor Burns video for Quick Trip Quilts. The Quick Quarter is more of a bargello. The other is a Trip Around the world.
http://quiltinaday.com/theater/3100/3101.html
http://quiltinaday.com/theater/3100/3101.html
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Welcome Ladibug! Here is a fun place to be! Bargellos' are not hard to do. There are lots of books out there, but not many free patterns. I do Bargellos' and they are lots of fun. I think the hardest part may be picking out the material for them. There are a few good books and lots of great patterns out there for the pickings. If you have any questions about them just pm me.
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Check out allpeoplequilt.com. They have all free patterns. I did the pastel bargello wall hanging, but doubled its size and made it a lap quilt. It is made with batik jelly rolls. I bought a book and from there I have played around with the designs to make them my own. They are actually very easy to do. You can graph one out yourself. Mine, I just layed the strips out on my large cutting table and played till I got what I liked, then started sewing strips together and cutting the various widths. Love doing them. Good luck! And welcome to the board.
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I saw that episode on Quilt In a Day & wanted to do it too. Had it bookmarked but my laptop was at the doctor
and I lost everything and am starting over. Just made my 1st bargello (after quilting over 40 yrs!). What fun & easy too!
Welcome aboard the QB from GA.
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