Patterns, patchworks and projects
There is something wonderfully satisfying about a 4th of July quilt project that does not take over your entire sewing room, your dining table, and your sanity. I love a full-sized patriotic quilt as much as the next fabric-hoarding woman … Read More ...
A practical review of the Fat Quarter Shop 18 lb Scrap Box of 108″ wide fabric yardage, perfect for quilters who love stash-building, backing fabric bargains, and surprise fabric finds. Best thing is, this box is currently on sale for … Read More ...
The Ohio Star quilt block is one of those timeless designs that never goes out of style. It’s bold, graphic, and surprisingly beginner-friendly — once you understand the half-square triangle construction.
If you’ve been searching for how to make an … Read More ...
Let’s have a real chat about scrap quilts.
If you’ve been quilting for more than five minutes, you probably have a scrap bin. Or three. Mine started as a cute little basket and somehow evolved into a full drawer … Read More ...
If your scrap bin is bursting with tiny leftover pieces and you can’t quite throw them away… welcome to crumb quilting.
A crumb quilt is one of the most forgiving, creative, and satisfying quilting projects you can make. It turns … Read More ...
You know those quilting books that feel less like a “sit and read” book and more like a tool you keep beside the cutting mat? That was my first impression when I started flipping through the 10-Inch Square Quilt … Read More ...
If you’ve ever searched for how to make Flying Geese without waste, chances are you’ve already trimmed off a small pile of fabric corners and thought, “There has to be a better way.”
Good news — there is.
The no-waste … Read More ...
There’s something about tea-themed quilting that feels instantly comforting. It has that lovely mix of cottage charm, giftable small projects, and just enough whimsy to make a quilt feel personal without tipping into novelty overload. Tea and teacup designs also … Read More ...
There’s something deeply special about pulling out a patriotic quilt for Memorial Day or spreading one across the grass to watch 4th of July fireworks. Quilts carry stories and emotions stitched into every seam, and when you combine that with … Read More ...
If you’ve been quilting for any length of time, you probably have a basket (or let’s be honest—a closet) full of fabric scraps. Tiny triangles, leftover jelly roll strips, bits from old projects… they multiply like rabbits. For years, I … Read More ...
At first glance, it feels simple and approachable—perfect for confident beginners or quilters who want a quick win without committing to a full quilt. But once you dig in, there’s a lot to love here. The layered shamrock design has … Read More ...
When I started quilting years ago, I thought I had to master complicated patterns before I could call myself a “real quilter.” I’d look at those intricate star designs or beautifully pieced double wedding rings and think, that’s what quilting … Read More ...
Welcome to the cozy world of quilted pillows and cushions, where comfort meets creativity in a symphony of fabric and stitching. There’s something truly special about adding handmade touches to our homes, and what better way to do so than … Read More ...
Dive deep into the art of sustainable scrap quilting as we uncover the secrets behind creating a stunning quilt top inspired by vintage designs. Learn from the step-by-step tutorial as they through the process of piecing together this timeless quilt … Read More ...
As we welcome the Year of the Snake in 2025, it’s the perfect time to incorporate this captivating creature into your quilting projects. Whether you’re drawn to the snake’s symbolism of transformation and renewal or just love the mesmerizing … Read More ...