There’s something magical about this time of year… the days are getting a little longer, flowers are starting to bloom, and if you listen closely, you can hear the birds singing again. That feeling—the return of color, warmth, and life—was exactly the inspiration behind the Songbird’s Garden quilt.
And now, with the release of Month 3, you’re going to start seeing that inspiration really come to life in your quilt.

This month’s block is such a special one—it brings together two beautiful elements:
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Another Easter Sunday has come and gone; we had a lovely holiday complete with a baked ham dinner and all the fixings at a table surrounded by family and friends. Lynnleigh spent the night with us on Saturday and helped to decorate some beautiful eggs which added festive color to the dessert table laid out with bunny and chick cupcakes. The Egg-mazing egg decorator was one that I saw
read moreAnother Easter Sunday has come and gone; we had a lovely holiday complete with a baked ham dinner and all the fixings at a table surrounded by family and friends. Lynnleigh spent the night with us on Saturday and helped to decorate some beautiful eggs which added festive color to the dessert table laid out with bunny and chick cupcakes. The Egg-mazing egg decorator was one that I saw
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Spring is in full swing, and Songbird’s Garden is blooming more beautifully with each new block! Whether you’ve been stitching along from the beginning or just discovering this project, we’re so glad you’re here.
And of course… it’s time for another Songbird’s Garden Giveaway!
read moreMarch weather can be a little… unpredictable.
One day it feels like spring has finally arrived, the sun is shining, and you’re ready to start planning your garden… and the next day you wake up to chilly winds and wonder if winter is coming back again!
That’s exactly why I love having a cozy creative project to work on this time of year — something cheerful and colorful that brings a little springtime joy into the sewing room no matter what the weather is doing outside.
And that’s why I’m so excited to share that Month 2 ...
Spring is arriving, step by step... I'm ready! I wish I could say it was a steady and gradual shift into spring, but that's not the case. One day we'll have beautiful almost-summerlike days and the next we're plunged back into a day that's cold and blustery, winter still has a grip. I've dug out my wintered-over geraniums and potted them up to enjoy the warmer, sunnmy days
read moreSpring is arriving, step by step... I'm ready! I wish I could say it was a steady and gradual shift into spring, but that's not the case. One day we'll have beautiful almost-summerlike days and the next we're plunged back into a day that's cold and blustery, winter still has a grip. I've dug out my wintered-over geraniums and potted them up to enjoy the warmer, sunnmy days
read moreSpring always makes me want to sew something small and cheerful.
Not a full quilt. Not a big commitment. Just something quick that uses up a few scraps and brings a little bit of that “fresh start” feeling into the sewing room.
This little spring chick does exactly that.
It’s simple, beginner-friendly, and one of those projects that comes together faster than you expect. You don’t need much fabric, you don’t need anything fancy, and you probably already have everything sitting in your stash.
If you’ve been wanting a quick win at your sewing machine, this ...
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Spring is just around the corner, and Songbird’s Garden is officially underway! Whether you’ve already started stitching your first block or you’re thinking about joining us, March is the perfect time to jump in.
And to make it even more fun… we’re announcing our March Giveaway!
read moreThere’s something magical about this time of year.
The snow may still be falling… the trees may still be bare… and yet we begin to crave color. Bright, joyful color. The kind that feels hopeful. The kind that reminds us spring is coming.
That’s exactly the spirit behind our March Collection in The Art of Home Club — Nordic Blooms.
Inspired by traditional Norwegian folk art, this collection is filled with bold florals, rich reds, deep navy, warm golden tones, and that unmistakable Scandinavian charm.
It’s cozy.
It’s vibrant.
And it absolutely glows against a winter backdrop ...

There may still be snow on the ground.
The trees may still look bare.
Your morning coffee might still come with a side of frost on the windows…
But inside your sewing room?
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February is here, and that means our Songbird’s Garden Block of the Month is almost ready to begin! To keep the excitement going, we’re thrilled to announce our Month 2 Giveaway—with beautiful prizes that any quilter would love.
But first… let’s celebrate our winners from last month!
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One of the sweetest perks of joining the Songbird’s Garden VIP Workshop is getting a head start—and today we’re excited to share some happy news!
Our VIP Workshop participants now have access to the appliqué tutorial videos and the first month of appliqué patterns, which means they can begin working on their Songbird’s Garden quilt right now.
read moreWe’re so excited to share a little happy news—our very first Songbird’s Garden Block of the Month giveaway is officially open!
Songbird’s Garden has already been bringing so much joy and anticipation, and we wanted to celebrate by giving a few lucky participants the chance to win something truly special. Whether you love the quiet rhythm of hand embroidery, the satisfaction of appliqué, or the structure of piecing, this block of the month is for you – and now you have a chance at some wonderful prizes to make it even more fun!
See this video for ...
read moreA Sweet Easter Collection for Festive Spring Decorating
Springtime is on its way, and the Bunny Express is rolling into town—loaded with pastel charm, Easter cheer, and the cutest little cast of characters you ever did see.
read moreIntroducing Our New Stick & Stitch Embroidery Designs
Say goodbye to tracing—and hello to simple, joyful stitching!
If you’ve ever wanted to add a sweet embroidered touch to a project but hesitated because of all the prep work… you’re going to love what we just added to the shop!
I’m so excited to introduce our brand-new Stick & Stitch Hand Embroidery Designs—a super convenient way to transfer embroidery patterns without any tracing, lightboxes, or fuss. Truly… just peel, stick, stitch, and wash away!
These sheets open up so many creative possibilities, whether you’re embellishing a quilt ...
read moreI’m so excited to finally share our brand new Songbird’s Garden Block of the Month Quilt with you! This beautiful 8-month program is filled with the charm, color, and joy that you’ve come to expect from my designs — and I can’t wait to stitch along with quilters from all around the world.
The Songbird’s Garden Block of the Month will begin in February 2026 and continue through September 2026, with one new block pattern released each month. It’s the perfect project to look forward to as we move into the new year — something creative ...
read moreLooking for a quick win in your sewing room? Something that’s fun, fuss-free, and finished in a weekend (or less)? Our Mini Quilt Kits might just be your new favorite creative escape!
read moreConsider this a catch-up post. I really do always have the best intentions of keeping up with this blog but, as we all know, life has a way of taking over. We did have a wonderful time with my Dad visiting here for three weeks before we headed back north with him at the beginning of the month.He especially enjoyed this copy of National Geographic from April 1928, his birth month and year; gifted
read moreConsider this a catch-up post. I really do always have the best intentions of keeping up with this blog but, as we all know, life has a way of taking over. We did have a wonderful time with my Dad visiting here for three weeks before we headed back north with him at the beginning of the month.He especially enjoyed this copy of National Geographic from April 1928, his birth month and year; gifted
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