Another baby quilt that I designed and pieced back in 2015, but I never got to finish it due to the baby coming (I’m always blaming Orestis). But I still adore those fabrics, and these little aqua stars. This baby quilt is for SALE in my Shop. You can find it here: Star sashing baby
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I finished this baby quilt (which I named Scot’s Plaid baby quilt-after the block I used-) before the end of 2016, but I never got to post my WIP post. And since I took a lot of photos I guess, it doesn’t matter if I post it right now. Using Cotton & Steel fabrics has
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The Northwind quilt block has half square triangles and bias edge piecing, but it works well for a confident beginner and surely teaches you to manage those “strange” bias edges.
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The Four Patch quilt block is the king block for every beginner quilter. It is possibly the first block you will ever learn once you pick up quilting. I just adore it. And its scrappy version is just gorgeous!
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This is a quilt that I have been thinking of making for quite some time. Half square triangles can be challenging and boring sometimes but the outcome is always amazing, beautiful and versatile. This is my latest quilt top that a friend named it #bytheseaquilt. I bought this beautiful yellow cotton from a local fabric
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Even though green is not the main color of this quilt, the customer named it like that! The quilt was made using a simple squares pattern with 8 inch blocks, and many different Michael Miller fabrics. It was quilted edge to edge on a diagonal square grid of 3 inches apart. This quilt was a
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