a finished quilt
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+ an accidental Ikea flag
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I love my Crossweave quilt design with its playful X’s and pointy diamonds. And then to sew it in fabrics by my very favorite designer, Anna Maria Parry; well, that was the cherry on top!
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Longarm quilting in Europe
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a Collaborative Quilt
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a Rainbow Over Head Quilt
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in shape, color + fabric
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a modern sampler quilt
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Every cloud has a silver lining and a glorious rainbow can follow every storm. Let’s rifle through our scrap baskets to pull out rainbows this spring. There’s nothing like sewing a rainbow to help one focus on the bright side. Come join the fun online this March!
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Hurrah, for another Rainbow Over Head! This sweet-sized quilt would be perfect for that baby or toddler in your life OR to hang up on a wall where you sew. She’s 41” square and 100% made with love and light.
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Storms come and storms go. After the clouds of change blow through, even while the rain still fringes the view, the rainbow gathers. Can you see it hanging, just over your head? Look up, another rainbow is about to break through.
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Ta da, my finished Scrap Cabin quilt! She’s bright and warm and made from so many, many scrap fabric strips, folks. It truly boggles my mind that I have this many scraps, given how many scrap quilts I sew. Where are they coming from?
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Guess what? Things are going really well with my Evensong Quilt! This is a new-to-me EPP project, pattern and kit available from Jodi of Tales of Cloth. The block is the traditional Rose Star, scaled to a generous size.
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Stop in for a tour of my new sewing studio away from home. It took me weeks to get set up, but now it does feel welcoming enough. Still, I never use the fluorescent lights as they spoil my mood and the colors. Three cheers for the design wall and pretty wall quilts!
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Do I hear your scraps calling? Or is it that low volume fabric stack you’ve been saving forever that is begging to become part of a Scrap Cabin quilt? Log Cabins always makes us smile, don’t they? Come join the fun online this January! Supplies - Options - Prizes - Schedule - it’s all here in the master post. I hope you’ll sew along with us!
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My Hourglass Curves quilt is sewn with drunkard’s path blocks. It’s straightforward curved piecing, which suited these bridal gown silk scraps just fine. The silk is crisp like quilting cotton, but lightweight as silk will be.
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Here comes some happy scrappy patchwork fun! It’s pattern release day for Scrap Cabin! Once upon a time, I created my first Scrap Cabin quilt with that fresh, new year’s energy - - - And you have been asking for the pattern ever since. Because here is what’s special about this: it uses long, thin scraps of every width and length! Come join us in January!
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What’s that? You still have fabric scraps? They do have a mind-boggling way of multiplying, and aren’t we glad! Scrap quilts are such fun to sew. Well friends, let’s kick off the new year by busting some scraps in a brilliantly efficient manner. Sign up for the Scrap Cabin sew-along!
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