***Strip Pieced Potholder – AN EXCITING update!*** This tutorial is now available as an e course! And it is free to enroll and take the course. Plus it includes  video! As I mentioned it is FREE! ***STRIP PIECED POTHOLDER UPDATE*** With the Spring Holidays fast approaching I thought I would share an alternate version of […] Read more…

No Waste Flying Geese blocks are used as a building block for many quilt blocks and patterns. They are also used alone and can be made in varying sizes. An example of this would be the points in the sawtooth block. The blocks also can look very different depending on the fabric choices that you […] Read more…

Dress Up Your Holiday Table With These Easy Holiday Potholders! Who doesn’t need and use potholders? Potholders are an essential in every kitchen. This holiday season, make some simple holiday potholders. These potholders are heat resistant and look very nice.  They will add a decorative touch to any table, as well as protect your table.  […] Read more…

Why should you create a quilt label for that Log Cabin Quilt you are giving away?  Every quilt needs a label to document some basic information about the quilt and it’s creator, the quilt maker.  A quilt label is a way to document the who, what, and why of the quilt’s beginning.  The label can […] Read more…

Log Cabin with Centre Blocks The log cabin quilt block has been around for a long time. It has many varied blocks and layouts. But it is an easy quilt block that uses jelly rolls or strips sewn together to form the blocks. Have you ever looked at your pile of UFO’s (unfinished objects) and […] Read more…

Have you ever wanted to make a quilt, but didn’t know where to start? Today I am sharing two very easy quilt patterns for beginners.  When you are making your first quilt it is nice to use pre-cuts since they are already cut and colour coordinated. I am including tips for fabric selection and cutting […] Read more…