Have you ever wondered how some quilters seem to get their scrap patchwork quilts to sparkle? Well, Amy from Diary of a Quilter has five tips to help you out.
Packed full of lovely photos, you will find out all … Read More ...
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Have you ever wondered how some quilters seem to get their scrap patchwork quilts to sparkle? Well, Amy from Diary of a Quilter has five tips to help you out.
Packed full of lovely photos, you will find out all … Read More ...
I don’t know about you, but sometimes seatbelts can be irritating on the neck. Why not try this handy solution from Thermoweb?
You will need to use their special Heat ‘n Bond Fusible Fleece to complete your project. However, … Read More ...
All of us are looking for a way to save some money right? I know I am. Here are some great tips on quilt backings from Quilty Love to help us out.
She suggests using flannel, and this handy article … Read More ...

Mini quilts are a fantastic option for those who want to enjoy the creative process of quilting, but don’t have the time, patience or resources to make a larger quilt. Not only are they quick and easy to make, but … Read More ...
Looking for a new quilting pattern to finish off your quilt tops? Here is some striking stitching from Leah Day. It is called Curved Pinstripes and wow, is it lovely.
It is not always easy to find easy and … Read More ...
Relatively easy to do, but packing a wonderful visual punch, Seminole patchwork is a worthy addition to your quilting repertoire. This tutorial (in two parts) from Geta’s Quilting Studio shows you how to do it. There is even a free … Read More ...

The holidays are the perfect time to add some festive touches to your quilts. One way to do that is by incorporating appliqué. If you’re unfamiliar with the process, let me introduce you to AccuQuilt, a cutting system that … Read More ...
One thing I often struggle with when quilting on my domestic sewing machine is avoiding folds and pleats. This helpful article from The Little Mushroom Cap is a good resource to help out with that issue.
It is so annoying … Read More ...

Free-motion quilting is a technique where you can use your sewing machine to stitch designs onto your quilt without using a stencil or a pattern. This allows you to create custom and unique designs for your quilts, especially for the … Read More ...
From New Quilters comes this interesting and fun tutorial on how to make a rose quilt block. It is an almost freeform technique that leads to beautiful results.
You don’t need any fancy tools, just pins, fabric and a … Read More ...
Are you ready to learn how to do a mitered border for your quilts? It is really not that hard and this tutorial from Amy of Amy’s Creative Side shows you how to do it.
With a video, step-by-step instructions, … Read More ...
For an interesting appliqué technique, you may want to take a look at reverse appliqué. Geta’s Quilting Studio wrote this blog post that demonstrates the way she does it.
Complete with plenty of photos, she shows you what methods she … Read More ...

Stack-n-whack quilt making is a unique and fun way to create a quilt. The technique involves stacking fabric, cutting it into shapes and then rearranging them to create a new design. It’s easy and quick to do, and there are … Read More ...
In this tutorial from Lori Kennedy you will learn how to machine quilt a butterfly design. Lori’s tutorials are always helpful and detailed, and this one is no exception.
Photos are provided for each step of the butterfly making process … Read More ...
For a new twist on an old favorite, why not try a stroked flying geese block. This modern design from Art Gallery Fabrics, adds a fun touch and makes any pattern sparkle.
Complete with step-by-step photos and detailed instructions, … Read More ...