Have you seen the beautiful ombres by Studio e? They’re created differently than any other ombre. They have a more saturated and smoother transition from dark to light, so that the gradient is consistent. They’re fabulous. You will want to get your hands on them. They have a pearlized fleck throughout and are absolutely sensational. Let me show you a couple of the quilts that I have made with them.
How to Encase a Zipper for Long Napped Fabrics
We recently got this adorable pattern in the shop. As I was making it, I realized that sewing a zipper into a long napped Cuddle or plush fabric could be problematic. So, in order to assist the sewist in this endeavor I have created this video so that you can get some tips on the best way to do this.
Sewing a set in Circle
I recently made a baby quilt for one of my employees. She will love it. She should get it today so I am not worried about her seeing this post. One might wonder how these circles are set in. They’re not appliqued! Make no mistake, they’re not difficult. Here’s how to do it.
What do I need for the Blended Hexagon Quilt?
This quilt is beyond fabulous. The best part about it is that it is made simply with squares. It made its debut in my book Rainbow Quilts for Scrap Lovers, (C&T Publishing) but has continued on in Spectacular Quilts for Scrap Lovers with more variations. The variations to this quilt are endless. Let me give you an example. Here is the original Blended Hexagon Quilt, hanging in the Public Television
Zippy Heart Class
Make this fun and functional zippy heart pouch. It’s perfect for everyone. You can make it with or without the attached hardware. It’s perfect for stuffing with candy, or lip balm or a gift card. Wear it on your clothing for keeping a credit card or keys. It’s fully lined with no raw edges inside. You will want to make a ton of these. And, we will do all of
Blitzen all the Way!
Wow did we have a great time at Blitzen. It was a full packed house and there was a lot of inspiration to go around. Let’s talk about all of the new Cuddle that we have in the shop. Cuddle is not only beautiful and fun to sew with, it’s economical too. Have you ever priced anything made and sold in any of the boutique shops that are done with
So what do you do when you get to Quilt Market…Skirt Tutorial
The first thing you do when you get to Quilt Market in Houston is to greet everyone that you love. And there are so many to love. Actually the first thing I did when I got to Houston was to get a haircut. All the prep work for this market and following festival meant that I didn’t have time to get a haircut. I did squeeze in a visit to
A New Variation on the Blended Hexagon….but what to call it?
My blended hexagon block is one of my favorite blocks to make, and it lives in my book Rainbow Quilts for Scrap Lovers (C&T Publishing) The actual quilt can be found in this book as a straight up, easy to make quilt. But there are variations on this block that add a lot of interest. This is the Blended Hexagon Quilt. It’s deceptively easy to make, and it’s made with
Show ‘n Tell Club
So this club of ours has gone through iterations of different names. We called ourselves Modern Quilt Club, and Contemporary Quilt Club, now we simply say Show ‘n Tell Club. Why do we do this? Well, how many times are we in guilds only to find that they’re a lot of work, and that they require officers. Many of us just want to have fun. Not that guilds with work
Playlist for the Roaring 20s Videos
So many people are choosing to do the Roaring 20s quilt. We are no longer doing the block of the month but the good news is that we are selling the complete kit! It’s very reasonably priced for all of the fabric that you get. If you want to order the kit with a pdf downloadable pattern and print the pattern yourself, https://www.etsy.com/listing/1211306192/roaring-20s-quilt-kit-for-pieced-quilt?click_key=43ab801d859b5cd9483a506e99be769816d8e06d%3A1211306192&click_sum=e6a670f9&ga_search_query=roaring%2B20s&ref=shop_items_search_3&frs=1 This link will get you there. If
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