What do you do with your orphan blocks?
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We’ve all been there – sorting through our fabric stash, and suddenly, we stumble on a block or two from a past project. These “orphan” blocks, often forgotten and tucked […]
Creating Quilts Inspired by Beloved Book Covers
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As both a quilter and a book lover, I find myself drawn to the way colors, patterns, and textures can tell a story. Just as a well-crafted novel can transport […]
Quilting with Gratitude: A Patchwork of Thanks
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Quilting, a craft deeply rooted in tradition and creativity, offers more than just beautiful fabrics and intricate patterns. It’s also a wonderful way to express gratitude and appreciation. Let’s explore […]
Take the best pictures of your quilts using only your phone!
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As a quilter, you’ve spent countless hours piecing together beautiful fabrics and perfecting every stitch. When it comes time to showcase your work—whether for a blog, social media, or personal […]
Quilting with Rhythm: Using Music, TV, and Podcasts to Achieve Flow State
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Quilting is an art that combines creativity, precision, and patience. To reach that coveted “flow state”—a mental state where you’re fully immersed and focused on your activity—many quilters find that […]
Back to School Sewing: Crafting a Creative Start to the Academic Year
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As the summer days begin to come to an end and the anticipation of a new school year builds, there’s no better time to dust off your sewing machine and […]
The Evolution of Sewing Machines
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Sewing is an age-old craft, with its roots stretching back to the dawn of human civilization. However, it wasn’t until the invention of the sewing machine that this craft experienced […]
What inspires you to Quilt?
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There comes a time in every quilter’s journey when the creative spark dims, and the motivation to pick up needle and thread wanes. Life’s hustle and bustle, along with various […]
Quilt More, Remember More: The Joys of Quilt Journaling
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Quilt journaling is a delightful and meaningful way to document the creative journey of quilting. It goes beyond recording technical details, delving into the emotions, stories, and inspirations behind each […]
Americana Quilts
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Patriotic quilts are a significant subcategory of Americana quilts, stitched with symbols of national pride and unity. These quilts capture the essence of American patriotism, often created to commemorate important […]