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I have not one but two finishes to share this week! I quilted the baby quilt that I made for the church bazaar this week using light yellow thread and my walking foot to create a rectangular grid. The backing is donated minke in light green which goes perfectly with the colours on the front of the quilt. The binding is made from the same Kaffe fabric that was used to make the spinning four patch blocks.
Hello, friends! Today I’m sharing the Quilted Candy Table Topper, my small project pattern for this month. I love small projects for a quick finish and for a wonderful way to address my over-flowing scrap bins. So earlier this year I decided to share a small project of the month. This month’s is a fun […]
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read moreMake a Drunkard’s Path quilt using interfacing for a quick alternative to the slow traditional process of curved sewing! Check out a couple of projects I made with it: nope, I am not making money on this post – just showing you a product that I liked working with and that can be a great way to tackle projects that are a bit more involved to make when using traditional curved piecing.
I made this quilt a few summers ago using a Moda Fabrics charm pack (5″ squares) and yardage of a light cream fabric for the background. I love ...
read moreCheck out these free easy quilt patterns for the kitchen for you to download and make for your home or give as gifts throughout the year!
If you are looking for some last-minute ideas for handmade gifts to make for your family and friends, consider these patterns I designed for Blank Quilting. Download the patterns right now, make the gifts, and then, come January – when the fabrics are shipping to stores – get the fabrics to make them just for you!
All these projects (there is a table runner set below!) are fast to make. I love them with the Fruit ...
read moreDo you like Christmas quilting for decoration or gifts? Here is an idea to turn the blocks you have already made into a finished project!
You saw this quilt before it was quilted and bound (click here for the post), where I worked with 12″ blocks I had made to test quilt patterns. It has become part of my work process: test patterns using similar fabrics so that, one day, I can turn those blocks into a quilt.
It reminds me of the “leaders and enders” process, where you begin and end chain-piecing with scraps of fabrics that you then ...
read moreHello, friends! Today I’m sharing some recent Table Runners + Planning things I’ve been working on. You might have seen some of my new table runner pictures showing up on other posts. And since I finished up another runner recently, I thought I’d share them all together. Plus, my table runner sewing is coming to […]
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read moreMake a colorful quilted wall hanging to add a retro vibe to your home decor. Easy paper piecing and large blocks help you create this artwork in no time!
Photograph by American Quilter. Used with permission.
“On Broadway” was just published in the January 2021 issue of the American Quilter magazine by the American Quilter’s Society. I was inspired by the theaters on Broadway and love this photo setup! Lots of gold and bright colors, just as the ones we see as we walk the streets of Midtown Manhattan.
The quilt measures 60″ x 60″ and the blocks finish ...
read moreHello, friends! Today I’m sharing a fast and fun Quilted Mug Rug Tutorial. This mug rug is super cute and is perfect to make for yourself or for gift giving. A fun mug with a mug rug rolled up inside and a packet of hot chocolate or a favorite tea would make a really great […]
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read moreOver the course of 16 months in 2018-2019, 10 quilting friends and I made and exchanged 20 neutral blocks each month. We could use any neutral colours including cream, beige, brown, white, gray and black and each block was to be made using two lights and a dark or two darks and a light. This way, each of us ended up with 320 neutral blocks at the end of the swap. I divided mine into two piles--1: white, gray and black and 2: cream, beige and brown, and decided to make two different projects with my blocks.
I found some ...
read moreHello, friends! I hope you are well at home and that you are able to enjoy some beautiful weather and extra time with your sewing machine. Today I’m sharing my Gelato Remix Quilt which is a new pattern for a smaller, medallion-style project. Gelato Remix is perfect for a table topper or wall hanging and […]
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read moreI don't know about you, but I am finding it hard to stay focussed on one thing for very long these days and tend to ... read more
I have been cleaning out my fabric storage area and keep finding blocks and ... read more
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