Quilting tutorials showing how to make a quilt including choosing fabrics and binding, nesting seams, basting, binding, quilting and more!
Can you believe it’s December already? I am so excited to share a mini quilt designed by Christopher Thompson (The Tatooed Quilter). He is so talented and so much fun to be around that I can’t wait to share his work with all of you.
Are you ready to sew up the cutest gnome mini quilt ever? Here’s the free pattern for my gnome block – sew two to make a Gnome Forest Quilt.
Hello quilty friends! I’m so excited to share with you my finished Color by Number Quilt.
Sew up an adorable turkey table runner just in time for Thanksgiving dinner. This free table runner pattern includes easy piecing and applique methods. The small size makes it a quick little project.
Whenever I want to finish a quilt quickly and still have it look amazing, I quilt a cross hatch pattern on it.
Don’t believe me? Check out these quilts that I used an easy cross hatch pattern on…
Learn how to make a rag quilt – using any fabric you want. This is the ultimate guide.
Have you ever had almost enough cotton batting to finish a quilt? Or wondered if left over pieces of quilt batting could somehow be used? Of course you can use them… just join them together.
It’s the first Monday in October and that means it’s free mini quilt pattern time – yay! I asked our friends at Stitches of Love Quilting to design a mini quilt for us, and aren’t we lucky???r.
Sew up a mini quilt with Dresden points, patchwork squares, applique, and some sweet and easy thread painting. I know you’re gonna love sewing it up, and it will make a great addition to your mini quilt wall.
I LOVE to use the walking foot on my sewing machine (also known as an even-feed foot). I’ve gotten questions over the years about why I am using it for one project or another. So here’s the (kind-of) long version if you want me to share all… Then I’ll list the situations where I like to use it most.
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