
Hi there! I'm Jenn, Quilt Designer with a Playful Bias
… and the owner and designer behind Slightly Biased Quilts. With a lifelong love of bright colors and a PhD in Computational Science, Engineering, and Mathematics, I bring a unique blend of creativity and precision to my quilt designs.
Slightly Biased Quilts started as a bias tape Etsy shop, but my passion for quilting soon took center stage. I’ve been quilting since 2009, and I find immense joy in transforming beautiful fabrics into stunning quilts, even with simple patterns. My focus is on creating beginner-friendly, scrap-busting quilt patterns that are quick and easy to assemble. I love helping new quilters experience the satisfaction of completing a beautiful project.
While I appreciate classic quilt blocks, I enjoy putting a modern spin on them with my fabric choices and color palettes. This playful approach lets you create quilts that feel fresh and unique. In addition to designing downloadable PDF patterns, I’m also a published quilt designer, a quilt instructor, and a lecturer. I’m a member of the DC Modern Quilt Guild and absolutely love connecting with fellow quilters at shows and events.
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Layered Light: The Magic of Transparency in Modern Quilts
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Minimalist Quilts: Clean Lines & Simple Shapes with Maximum Impact
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Modern Spring Quilts: Bold & Bright Colors for a Fresh Look
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March Madness: Organizing Your Sewing Space for Spring
Spring is the perfect time for quilters to refresh and reorganize their sewing spaces! Just as nature awakens with new energy, a …
Upgrading Your Patio with Quilted Cushions and Throws
Transform your outdoor space into a cozy and stylish retreat with quilted cushions and throws! Adding quilted elements to your patio can …
Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day with Quilted Treasures
St. Patrick’s Day is the perfect time to add a little green and a lot of charm to your home with festive …
Quilt Donation Drive: Stitching Comfort and Love
There’s something truly special about a handmade quilt. It’s more than just fabric and stitches—it’s a tangible expression of love, warmth, and …
Spring is in the air, and what better way to welcome the season than with a brand-new quilt pattern? Say hello to …
Make Your Own Pincushion: A Fun and Functional Sewing Project
A pincushion is a must-have for any sewing space, but why settle for a store-bought one when you can make your own? …
Exploring Quilting with Solids: Why You Should Try It in 2025
There’s something undeniably fresh and exciting about quilting with solids. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just dipping your toes into modern …
✨ April Bundle of the Month ✨
April’s Bundle of the Month is here, and it’s a dreamy collection of low-volume designer prints—all from Andover Fabrics! This bundle includes eight unique fat quarters, each with subtle prints that add the perfect touch of texture and contrast to your projects. Whether you’re pairing them with bold colors or keeping things soft and delicate, these versatile fabrics will blend beautifully into your next quilt. Don’t miss out—grab yours while they last!
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