Mastering the Scant Quarter Inch Seam: The Quilter’s Secret Weapon
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Hey there, fellow quilters! Today, I’m touching on a topic that might seem like a tiny detail, but it holds the power to transform your quilting game: the scant quarter-inch […]
Using Your Stash to Make a Scrappy Quilt & Making it Cohesive
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In the world of quilting, there’s a certain allure to creating scrappy quilts. The spontaneous combination of various fabrics, colors, and prints can result in a masterpiece that tells a […]
Have you tried EPP? Here are the Basics!
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English Paper Piecing (EPP) is one such method that stands out for its precision and timeless charm. Let’s go over the basics of EPP quilting by exploring the techniques, tools, […]
Open Seams vs. to the Dark Side
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In the world of quilting, one of the ongoing debates revolves around the direction in which seams should be pressed – open or towards the dark fabric. Both techniques have […]
Beyond Boring Basics: Unveiling the Power of Playful Background Fabrics
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Choosing the right background fabric is an important step in creating a visually appealing and harmonious quilt. The background fabric sets the tone for the quilt, influencing how the other […]
A Step-by-Step Guide to Making Flying Geese Quilt Blocks
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Flying Geese quilt blocks are a classic quilting pattern that can be used to create a variety of quilts. They are also a great way to use up scraps of […]
A Step-by-Step Guide to Folding Quilting Fabric
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If you’re like me, you love fabric. Of course we love it, because we’re quilters! There are times when the fabric stash can get a little unruly. Today I am […]
A Glossary of Quilting Terms
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Quilting is a centuries-old craft that involves sewing layers of fabric together to create a warm and decorative textile. There are many different quilting terms that can be confusing for […]
A Year of Quilts
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As one year unfolds into the next, quilters find themselves at the precipice of a thrilling journey—a year filled with the promise of new projects, fresh designs, and the delightful […]
Fear the Bulk No More: Embrace the Joy of Quilt-as-You-Go!
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Have you ever stared at a mountain of fabric scraps, dreaming of quilts but dreading the thought of wrestling with a massive, unwieldy top? Enter the quilt-as-you-go (QAYG) method, a […]