 Ziggy Strings Quilt |
Quilt-as-you-go Log Cabins |
 Value Dance Quilt |
 Colorbrick Quilt |
 Herringbone Block |
 Triangle Quilt |
 Bottled Rainbows Quilt |
 Gemstone Block |
 No-trim Flying Geese |
 Loulouthi Tiles Quilts |
 Sunglow Block |
 Penny Patch Quilt |
 English Paper Pieced Star |
 Sawtooth Star Block |
 go Anywhere Stripe Block |
 simple Plus blocks |
 Lattice quilt blocks |
Quilting Skills
 Rotary Cutting 101 |
 Cutting Sashing |
 Chain Piecing |
 English Paper Piecing |
 Basic Machine Applique |
 Mitered Borders |
 Spray Basting |
 Zigzag Quilt Binding |
 Hand Quilting |
 Continuous Eight FMQ |
 Dogwood FMQ |
 Chrysanthemum FMQ |
 Hang a Mini Quilt |
Sewing Skills
 Shop for Sewing Machine |
 Sew an Invisible Zipper |
 Sew a Lined Pocket |
 Embroidery 101 |
 Start a Quilting Bee |
 Clamshells from Circles |
Projects
 Patchwork Journal Covers |
 Zigzag Covered Journal |
 Make Merry Tree Cards |
 Spiderweb Tree Skirt |
 Little Strings of Cheer |
 Pompom Garland |
 Quilted Sleeping Bag |
 Recover an Ironing Board |
 Easy Peasy Potholders |
 Re-purposed Hooded Towel |
Thank you for posting so many lovely tutorials.
ReplyDeleteI love your tuts. they are very well done and so helpful. Thank you so much!!!
ReplyDeleteI just discovered your blog - love your tutorials and will try your binding method. Subscribed to your blog and can't wait for more! Curious about your curves classes - was there a book you used?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Julie! No, no book for the Curves Class. It was my own creation =), though of course I learned techniques from people all over!
DeleteWHat a neat site, I just discovered you and was so pleasantly surprised, I look forward to learning and seeing different things Cheers angeljeanne xox
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ReplyDeleteHave you ever made a tutorial, or described your method for all the lovely journal covers you make? I would love to make one for my daughter before we begin homeschooling this year. Thanks!
My journal covers are based off of this tutorial by Jennifer Paganelli, with some modifications: http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/projects-ideas/bags-pillows/covered-journals_1.html
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DeleteI saw you post today that you will have your own tutorial sometime soon. Yippee! Thanks for taking the time to make one!
All of these projects look amazing! I especially love the herringbone, the tree skirt and the sleeping bag! I wish I had ANY TIME AT ALL to indulge in one of these!! :( I have started following you to stay up to date on all of this deliciousness and look forward to a day when I can come back and use some of this!! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these! :)
ReplyDeleteYo, love your stuff. I'm gonna try the notebook cover for a friend's birthday. Btw, do you have any ideas on how to convert old floral dresses into wall decor? I have loads of those dresses.
ReplyDeleteI would love the opportunity to male something from these prints. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
ReplyDeleteIs the scalloped quilt pictured anywhere? I have read posts about it.
ReplyDeleteThe scallop quilt is a pattern that is part of my Curves Class (eBook available for sale in my pattern shop for a limited time!) You can find a photo of it in this post: http://www.stitchedincolor.com/2012/12/bits-pieces.html
DeleteDescobri seu blog a pouco, e gostei muito.
ReplyDeleteFico olhando tantos tecidos lindos....mas o frete para o meu país no momento é um pouco inviável para mim.Quem sabe depois consigo.
Mesmo assim vou tentar aprender mais com os seus tutoriais que são belíssimos.
Obrigada por partilhar.
Awesome Tutorial, so easy to follow. Thank you so much from beginners that need help.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog site! Great easy to understand tutorials, your a very down to earth person it seams, I think we'd hit it off and become friends if we ever meet. Keep doing the things you do!
ReplyDeleteLove the new look. So easy to see what I need to!
ReplyDeleteWhen I'm selecting a quilt blogger to follow, I look at their tutorials first. Yours are excellent. Thank you. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou're so very welcome!
DeleteThanks for Gemstone blocks. It helps me use up my many colorful scraps.
ReplyDeleteI want to make another quilt. I want to make it a chlenge. I have only quilted one quilt before and that was only strat lines. I am going to make a twin sized (I have only made small quilts before). I also want this to not be just patchwork. whitch one shall I chose?
ReplyDeleteLove your blog! Just found it. Wow! You have so many great tutorials! Thank you!
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