Patterns, patchworks and projects
Allpeoplequilt.com provides instructions for making these quilts using two methods. The first method, piecing, is demonstrated in the video on the tutorial page. The second method, paper piecing, is also detailed on that page.
Instructions for making these little quilts using two methods from designer Ann Hermes are available on allpeoplequilt.com. There is also a link to a video demonstrating the first method, which is standard piecing. Paper piecing is the second technique.
Some Mondays feel a little more “Monday” than others — the laundry pile is high, the inbox is full, and your sewing machine is calling your name louder than usual. That’s when a quick scroll through Fat Quarter Shop’s Precut of the Week is the perfect pick-me-up. It’s affordable, fun, and full of possibilities.
Every Monday brings a new deal, and half the excitement is seeing what pops up. Maybe it’s a jelly roll from a fabric line you’ve adored from afar. Maybe it’s a charm pack that would be perfect for a quick weekend project. Or maybe it’s the fat quarter bundle you swore you’d buy “someday.”
For more ways to use these deals creatively, here are some great internal reads:
If you love sewing for others — birthdays, babies, holidays, charity events — precuts make the process so much easier. They speed up cutting, offer built-in color harmony, and give you more time to enjoy the actual sewing part.
This internal article is a great place to spark ideas for fast projects:
So the next time Monday feels a little too… Monday-ish… let fabric lift your spirits.