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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I am on a quilting heat these past weeks, but not for my Farmer’s Wife Blocks. They have been neglected, as I am trying to finish up some custom orders. With some late night epp I managed to finish two blocks from the Farmer’s Wife 1930’s Quilt. My blocks for this week are “Hope” and
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Some of you have seen it on my Instagram, so I guess I should explain why I made this block in the first place. Using Instagram, @poppypoochie was asking for fellow-quilters to sew a block using the word NO in various different languages. She plans to make a quilt in relation to violence against women
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I have been waiting long to use this particular charm pack by Bonnie & Camille, since every single line they have is a favorite. This quilt contains 49 charm pack squares and I added three borders to “surround” the beautiful fabrics. It was quilted edge to edge with two straight lines of 1/4 of an
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