Custom quilts

I cannot believe I didn’t blog about this quilt! This quilt has such a story to tell. The piecer of this quilt – Lorna – had been bringing me quilts for a while. Lots of fab…

Seriously peeps, I have the best life. This month I got to quilt for Tula Pink. Yes, THAT Tula Pink. It was some pretty exciting times.

Short answer is YES, you can quilt with a regular sewing machine. Learn how to master quilting with your sewing machine today!

Custom Quilting is determined by how complex and dense the quilting is. I hope that these photos and descriptions can help you to determin...

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Kelly Hanson discusses a new book by award winning longarm quilter, Karen McTavish. Watch as Kelly gives us insight into the book and the art of “McTavishing,” as well as discusses all of the exciting quilting techniques presented. The first piece of advice Karen gives is for quilters to begin by drawing on a piece of scratch paper. Watch as Kelly practices this no-rules approach to longarm quilting.

Ideas and Inspiration for Quilt Labels Sayings and Quotes fr all occasions. Quilts are made with love and should be labelled.

When making a quilt label, is it appropriate to include the name of the person who designed the pattern? And is it necessary to contact the designer of a quilt pattern to receive permission to enter a quilt (made using that pattern) in a quilt show?

"Home Awaits is a 10\" square / 2.5\" strip quilt pattern that looks great in many fabric collections! Sweet pastels or bold, masculine prints are perfect for Home Awaits! This pattern is strip pieced for a quick finish. This listing is for PRINTED pattern which will be mailed to you. The PDF digital download version is available on my web site. Home Awaits is suitable for advanced beginners and up due to the on-point setting. It has easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, charts and…

I recently created an enlarged design of a smaller quilt I had made several years ago. All enlargements have challenges, especially as I’m usually working from a photo and I don’t make patterns. This starburst design is a creation of “rays” with each having seven different fabrics in it, progressing from light to dark fabrics Read the full article...