Strippy quilts

Threadneedle Street I named this free pattern Threadneedle Street for for an ancient London road, home to the tailors' guild for ...

It's no secret I've been on a mission to use up all of my scraps this summer and I've been having fun doing it. But after five, yes five, ...

quilt-as-you-go, QAYG,

The crumb quilt project was a great scrap buster. I got 2 quilts out of that project. But for some reason, after all the mess all over my sewing room, and working several months on those crumb quilts, I still had a huge pile of scraps!! They just seemed to multiply!!! So I decided to try scrap strips instead to see if I could lesson my scrap mountain. I put my scraps into piles strips that were about the same length. I had 6 or 7 piles of different lengths. I pulled two from the first pile…

I'm all about saving time and money. When I first heard of chain-piecing, I really latched onto it. I discovered that not only did it p...

Wind chill is 20-30 below! My new barn heater is running non stop and my chickens are lucky to have it. Everything is hard to do when it’s this cold. Finn and Ivy are coming this afternoon – …

Week 7 of the 2019 American Patchwork & Quilting Quilt-Along starts on 4/1. The assignment is: Assemble quilt center. Below you'll find some helpful tips for assembling your blocks, and some answers to questions we've been getting. See more about the Quilt-Along here.

This is a fun and scrappy looking quilt designed to utilise both your scraps and your stash! It is created using foundation pieced blocks and the pattern contains full colour instructions on the technique. Skill level medium - experienced Finished Size - 51" x 51" If you would like to purchase this pattern as a printed version please click on the listing ‘PRINTED SEWING PATTERNS – QUILTS’ in my shop and select it from the options menu