Project: quilt
Baby Quilt Serger Series, Part Three
Follow along for part three of the baby quilt serger series! In this part, you will learn how to add binding with fusible thread. … More
The Nona Quilt Along, Week Two: Supplies & Materials
Welcome to week two of the Nona Quilt Along! We are going to go over all of the supplies and materials needed for quilting! … More
Baby Quilt Serger Series, Part Two
Follow along for part two of the baby quilt serger series! In this part, you will learn how to add a Cuddle® backing to your quilt! … More
The Nona Quilt Along, Week One: Introduction
Would you like to make a quilt but don’t know how? I designed the Nona quilt pattern for the first time quilter. Let’s make it together! … More
Diamonds Quilt Along with Amanda Murphy
Are you ready to take your quilting to the next level? Celebrate National Quilting Month with Amanda Murphy’s Diamonds Quilt Along! … More
Quilting Projects & Techniques
We’ve gathered some of our favorite quilting projects and techniques to share with you. Turn on your machine and stitch away! … More
How to Bind a Quilt with a Walking Foot
Find tips and tricks for quickly sewing on a binding with a Walking Foot! … More
Kaffe Fassett Hatbox Quilt Series: Piecing the Quilt Top, Quilting & Binding
Join in for the last part of the Kaffe Hat Box Quilt Series! You will be piecing the quilt top, quilting and learning binding techniques! … More
Kaffe Fassett Hat Box Quilt Series: Quilt Block Background and Y Seams
Afraid of Y Seams? They are not as hard as you might expect! Learn how it’s done as we piece the background of the Kaffe Hat Box quilt block. … More
Kaffe Fassett Hat Box Quilt Series: Templates and Fabric Prep
To celebrate the new Kaffe Editions, we’re creating a beautiful wall quilt using Kaffe fabric, decorative stitches, lots of color and creativity! … More
“Practically Perfect” Points in Patchwork with Foundation Paper Piecing
If you want your patchwork to be “practically perfect in every way,” quilters are turning to Foundation Paper Piecing techniques – where you use paper instead of fabric as the stabilizer – to create precise, sharp points and intricate designs. … More