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Remember this horse panel quilt top?
It is time to get this Moda Love quilt
under the needle...
I have completed 5 table runners on Mondays...
they should make ...
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I have spent most of this year plowing
my way through a pile of fabric panels
I have acquired over the years...
Add color to your home with these three easy modern quilts that will bust your fabric stash. I bet you will make all three!
Photo by Annie’s. Used with permission.
Are you ready to hit the reset button on some traditional quilt blocks? Let me show you what you can do with two of my favorite blocks. As you read on, think about how you can adapt my ideas to your preferred color scheme by using prints (a smaller scale will work best in a couple of them) instead of solids, a low-volume background instead of white, or even ...
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Hello and welcome back to the fourth week of the Hands2Help Comfort Quilt Challenge! I hope you're having fun working on your quilts - our first check-in will be next Sunday, and you can show off your progress then. More about that later!
Today we are welcoming guest blogger Kat (yes, another Kat!) who blogs over at Diary of a Madkapquilter. She does her creating in British Columbia, Canada, and has a fun and chatty blog - I think you'll enjoy reading it! Take a look at this beautiful quilt she made...
I found someone who loves Scrap Tape almost as much as I do! So, when Kate of Seamingly Kate asked, I sent
The post Scrap Tape & Free Scrappy Portland Quilt Tutorial appeared first on Always Expect Moore.
read moreI am spending the day machine quilting...
I started this Horse Panel Quilt top
in September...
After a few hours of ...
read moreI have made several horse quilts over the years...
including a few horse panel quilts
There seem to be so many ways to do bindings. For years I would machine sew the binding onto the top of the quilt, then hand stitch on the bottom side. That is a lot of hand stitching! I now only do that for a quilt that is very special. Another way I tried was to sew the binding on the top, turn it to the back, and machine stitch on the front on the inner edge of the binding. I was not thrilled with the outcome.
Now, I sew the binding onto the back of the quilt, turn it ...
read moreAre you working on or contemplating the Wensleydale Quilt by Jen Kingwell? Have you decided if you will hand piece or machine piece this quilt? Will you be paper foundation piecing? So many decisions. For me, hand piecing is out. Her book Quilt Recipes has templates and complete instructions for making this quilt. I will not be providing those here. What I will provide are tips for what is
read more"You know if you get up and sew you'll have something to blog about for Off the Wall Friday"
So my husband said to me last weekend as I was binge-watching 3 seasons of "Glow Up" a British make-up competition show (Netflix - I highly recommend seasons 2 and 3 ..grin). God really blessed me when he put that man in my path. He is so right!! So I got up and tackled my studio.First I had to clean it from top to bottom. All the remnants of orange, green, and beige got put away. Then, I had ...
read moreI’m so excited to share this Lady Bug Quilt Block with you! It is a simple pattern – great for a confident beginner – and who doesn’t love ladybugs? When I started thinking up ideas for this month’s “bug” theme, I just knew I wanted the ladybug! If you scroll down you’ll find links to […]
read moreI love this place we call Earth. It constantly offers its resources and beauty without discrimination. Since it’s April 22, I’ve come up with 5 way quilters can honor Earth Day. There are small things we creatives can do to conserve and preserve our home for a better future.
5 ways Quilters can honor Earth Day
I like to think of myself as a “green” person. I recycle plastic, glass, and paper. I compost my food waste. I keep the thermostat within the suggested temperature range. I plant my own vegetables. I have eliminated plastic water bottles from ...
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