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Happy day and happy National Craft Month! I’m excited to share my Blossom Quilt Block tutorial with you guys! I’ve written the pattern for a 6″ block, but I’m also giving you cutting instructions for a 9″ and 12″ quilt block.

Blossom Quilt Block
This cute blossom block is perfect for a spring basket and you’ll want to fill it with these happy blooms. I’ll show you a few ways you can use this block and a little shortcut if you want to make it simpler.
You can download the block pattern here: Blossom Quilt ...
Good morning quilty friends!! Today, I have a quick and easy tutorial for you. It is for all of those stamp collectors out there. I know I have a few of them in my life and that triggers my desire to buy the stamps that are designed. You know instead of that printed post office stamp label. Give me the dogs, the love stamp, railroads, even Looney Tunes . . . All the stamps. Wacky or somber… I actually miss the ones that you fold over and rip apart. But my tongue doesn’t miss the weird aftertaste. LOL. I call this the ...
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We’re back with another pattern in our Classic & Vintage series, the Broken Dishes Quilt Block! In our Classic & Vintage series, we focus on traditional quilt blocks and add a modern twist! The Broken Dishes block is made up of several triangles pieced to look as if they are shattering in a perfect, symmetrical way. The cool thing is, they’re made using Triangles On A Roll paper, so you have some help along the way and you won’t believe how sharp and accurate your points are!
The Broken Dishes Quilt is available as a FREE, downloadable block pattern ...
read moreIt’s an Aurifil-ed month around here, that’s for sure. Not only has my Mini Masterpieces thread collection launched, and I was interviewed about all things Mini Masterpieces on the Aurifil blog earlier this week, but today you can find me over on Auribuzz again as the Aurifil Designer of the Month! This year’s theme for their BOM sew along is Traditions, and I’ve chosen one of my family’s most favourite tradition each year from Christmas.
I know, it’s October, and perhaps you were expecting a Halloween tradition? But Halloween isn’t much of a ...
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