Quilting tutorials showing how to make a quilt including choosing fabrics and binding, nesting seams, basting, binding, quilting and more!
Three yard quilt patterns are perfect for beginners just getting started or for experienced quilters who want to finish quickly. If you have three cuts of one-yard fabric at home, your next sewing project is here because these patterns are…
I know that some people say ‘I can’t even sew a straight line,’ but that makes it sound super easy. I will let you in on a secret: Even experts like me sew wonky sometimes! Here’s the good news –…
All Free Patterns! Half square triangles (HSTs) really give you the freedom to make a quilt stunning. Make shapes like stars, pinwheels, snowflakes, and more.
Have you seen quilt coats making a come-back lately? There are influencers paying top dollar for coats made from vintage quilts. I just finished making a quilt that I’m going to use to make my own coat. I can’t wait…
Sewing is a rewarding and necessary skill, but sometimes you have been sewing so long that you really need to call it a day. Turn off the power, get off your seat, and walk away from the sewing machine until…
In the late 19th century, Western-style quilting was introduced to Japan by American and European missionaries and teachers. Japanese fiber artists were interested in the patchwork and applique quilting styles created by the female missionaries and wives of American and…
Straight line quilting is the easiest way to finish a quilt and is great for beginner quilters. Confidently finish any quilt yourself.
Are you tired of the mundane and tasteless appearance of your home? Do you yearn to impress your guests with a display of elegance and opulence? Fear not, dear reader. I have uncovered the ultimate secret to elevate your home…
I entered a quilt show! The experience has been more gratifying and rewarding than I can express. That’s why I think you should too.
So you want to make a quilt! To me, all sizes of quilts are beautiful – from the mini quilts I hang on my wall to the king sized quilt on my bed. If you are setting out to sew quilt for a specific purpose (such as a baby gift) or to fit on a bed, you probably want to have an idea of common quilt sizes before you get started.
For that purpose, I created a cute chart for quiltmakers and quilters to use as a handy resource showing standard quilt sizes, including the most commonly used sizes of bed quilts (crib, twin, double, queen, and king).
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