Patterns, patchworks and projects
No-sew quilting has become increasingly popular in recent years as quilters are always looking for new and creative ways to bring their designs to life. With the advent of foam board and punch tools, quilters can now create stunning wall … Read More ...
With quilt coats continuing to be all the rage, I thought it would be good to bring you all another tutorial. This one is from Conscious by Chloé and it has beautiful photos.
Taking you through her entire coat-making process, … Read More ...
A favorite block of many quilters, Flying Geese gives a quilt plenty of movement and interest. This free mini quilt pattern from Fort Worth Fabric Studio is no exception.
With flying geese of various sizes, the design is quite eye-catching. … Read More ...
If you are interested in learning more about pojagi, in particular traditional lined pojagi, then look no further than than this article from Epida Studio.
Pojagi is traditional Korean patchwork and Elizabeth is an expert. In this article you … Read More ...
Fish quilt blocks are a popular and timeless motif in the quilting world, having a rich history dating back to the 19th century. These blocks, which typically feature a simple silhouette of a fish, have been used as a decorative … Read More ...
Just look at this absolutely beautiful summer rose fat quarter bundle available at the Fat Quarter Shop. Barefoot Roses Classics by Tanya Whelan is a stunning collection that would make a lovely quilt.
Including 17 fat quarters, you will … Read More ...
Grab your favorite jelly roll or gather up some fabric strips and get ready to have some basket-making fun. This project by Atkinson Designs is easy to do and looks lovely!
You do need some special products to help prepare … Read More ...
Here is a fun and unique quilting design that you can do with a walking foot. It is the orange peel (also known as the cathedral window) and Pippin Sequim shows us how to do it.
The article has diagrams … Read More ...
Rotary cutters are an essential tool for quilters, and with the variety of options now available, it’s easier than ever to find one that suits your needs. When I started quilting, there were only a few rotary cutters available, but … Read More ...
Here is a fun and unique quilt pattern from Patty Y over on Cut Out & Keep. With the interesting angles the design has so much movement.
The quilt is made using strips and the tutorial gives details on … Read More ...
Have you ever thought about trying to make a low volume quilt? Do you know what one is? This article by The Willow Market tells you a little bit about them and gives you a look at one low volume … Read More ...
Here is a unique way to use up some fabric strips. Turn them into this striking throw pillow with this tutorial from Quilting in the Rain.
Perfect for one of your jelly rolls, this pillow comes together easily with … Read More ...
AccuQuilt’s new square dies are a versatile and essential tool for any quilter. With a range of sizes from 10 1/2″ to 5 1/2″, you’ll be able to easily incorporate squares into your quilting designs with precise and accurate cuts. … Read More ...
What’s more fun than camping in the summer? It probably depends on who you ask. If you love camping then you are going to love the Happy Camper quilt kit that can be purchased over on Annie’s Craft Store.
The … Read More ...
I’m not sure this tiny Easter basket from Crafty Staci can get any cuter.
Made with very little fabric, it is an ideal scrap busting project and it is perfect for the holiday. Make a bunch and fill them with … Read More ...