Q(uilting) & Answer- Learn to make an easy string block
As I say in the video. This is crazy, folks.
As I say in the video. This is crazy, folks.
I just got back from a really fun weekend with the South Florida Modern Quilt Guild. On the plane I used my travel sewing kit quite a bit. It was a life saver, in
In honor of all the Corona virus news, and all of the cleaning and sanitizing that goes with that, how about cleaning your sewing machine too!
Scenes from my “Boro-Inspired Quilting” workshops I’ve been back from Quiltcon for almost 2 weeks now and I’m still super inspired by the workshops I taught and everyone I met there. I stayed busy,
Who is ready to sew a Portal Quilt with me? When I designed this quilt, my newest pattern, I knew it was the perfect project to do an online sew along with. Keep reading to
It’s the kind of thing we don’t all know about. Those cute little skeins of Japanese sashiko thread- is there a right way to open them? Guess what, there is! And its easy!
When I first began quilting, there were only a few quilting rulers on the market. I could figure out what I needed pretty easily. But today? There are literally hundreds of quilting rulers available!
You’ve finished that quilt top. Picked all the perfect colors and fabrics, matched points as you sewed it all up, gave it your best shot. It’s done and you can’t wait to use it.
This value-based happy, scrappy Valentine quilt, called “Love is Scrappy” is a free pattern available to my email subscribers. It’s a very easy make (made even easier with a Ruby Ruler®️).
On this week’s Q(uilting) & A video, I explain the concept of fat quarters of fabric. Why I love them, and why they are so useful!