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 ...
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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 ...
The beauty of raw edge machine appliqué is that you can do any shape you want to. No matter what it is, like feet in this article from Magic Little Dreams or your own alien creation, it can be done. … Read More ...
Quilting in a straight diagonal line can a bit trickier than one might think it is. However, with this helpful tutorial from Elizabeth over at Epida Studio, you should have no problems.
In the article you will find a … Read More ...
As a maker of lots of mini quilts, I am always looking for ideas on how to hang them. This one, from Quilts Actually, is a great one.
I don’t make hanging sleeves for most of my minis. For … Read More ...
Disappearing quilts blocks are all the rage right now. It basically means that you are taking a traditional block and turning it into something new. This disappearing four-patch pattern from New Quilters is an easy one to start with if … Read More ...

As a quilter, there’s nothing more frustrating than unfolding a quilt only to find it covered in creases and wrinkles. These creases can be difficult to remove, and they can even cause damage to your quilt over time. That’s why … Read More ...

Quilted pot holders are a fantastic homemade gift idea for anyone who loves to cook or bake. Not only are they practical and useful, but they also add a touch of personalization and warmth to any kitchen. And the best … Read More ...

Have you ever wanted to learn paper piecing to make a quilt? It’s not that difficult, but it is definitely worth it to give a class a try before you do it yourself. Over on Creativebug you will find all … Read More ...
One shape you tend to see a lot of in quilting is the standard 60º triangle. It looks easy but it can be a little tricky, especially for the beginner. This handy tutorial from Sassafras Lane Designs shows you how … Read More ...
Looking to save a little money? Just starting out on your quilting journey? These eight tips from The Little Mushroom Cap can help you out.
Not only does the blog post cover the eight tips, it has numerous examples from … Read More ...

Quilting has been around for centuries and has been passed down from generation to generation. It is a form of art that requires patience, creativity, and attention to detail. The best part about quilting is that it is an accessible … Read More ...
Just looking at all of the scrappy goodness in these english paper pieced wagon wheels from Red Pepper Quilts will put a smile on your face. They are so bright and happy!
You can make them too with her tutorial. … Read More ...