Jo Leichte
Erika Mulvenna
Amanda Whitlatch
Ashley Johnston
Debbi Lashbrook
Debra Rutledge
“Be Still My Heart” Pieced Block Tutorial
Learn how to make a very pretty pieced heart quilt block for Valentine’s Day from Jacquie at Tallgrass Prairie Studio. Turn your heart into a pillow, make a few extras for a table runner, or stitch up a quilt full of love.
Monster Pillow by Ashley Johnston
Who said monsters have to be scary? This charming fleece pillow is soft and squishy and makes a perfect bedtime companion.
Quilted Casserole Carrier
One of my friends from the Chicago Modern Quilt Guild showed us how to make these clever casserole carriers from two fat quarters. I think they are just the cutest! They will carry a small casserole dish or pie tin, and can be made to fit larger pans just by cutting larger squares of fabric.
“Piece” on Earth: Sew Easy Holiday Gifts
If you’re looking for some great ideas for last minute Sew Easy Holiday Gifts you’ve come to the right place! Check out our quick quilted gift ideas.
Holiday Half-Square Table Runner
My name is Sharon Pernes and I am the proud owner of two BERNINAs, a 210 and a 630QE. This table runner is my first (free) pattern that was just introduced to my readers and followers last week. I’d love to share it with all my BERNINA sisters and brothers!
Mug Rugs by Stacy Schlyer
Who says quilts are just for beds? Bring a little color to your table or work space with these tiny works of art. This project is a great way to use up fabric scraps and is a perfect way to show off your favorite cup or glass.
Sew Easy Holiday Gifts: Home for the Holidays
Here at WeAllSew, we love stitching up something with love to gift to friends and family during the holiday season. But we often struggle to come up with the perfect gift idea for the perfect person. So this year we’ve all come together to share our top gift ideas with you through tutorials and patterns for quick sewing projects that make great holiday gifts!
Quilted Holiday Stocking
Decorate your home with this super-simple quilted stocking; add interesting ribbons and trims to create your own unique look. This easy project uses just three fabrics and two stitches.
Grocery Bag Saver
This simple project is not new, but it’s so easy and incredibly practical. It’s a great way to corral plastic grocery bags to re-purpose for other uses. Quick to make, this bag saver uses an elastic technique that eliminates the tedious process of threading elastic through a casing. WAS Grocery Bag Saver by Susan Beck
