5 Fabric Flower Ideas for Your Next Quilt Display Group Article Icon Article Flowers are a fun way to add some 3-dimensional interest to any quilt. Whether you are looking for ideas for your next art quilt or you are looking for the... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Organizing Your Sewing Room Part 2: Fabric Display Group Article Icon Article Have you ever looked around your sewing area and thought, “There has to be a better way!” Personally, I’ve been struggling with a bit of fabric disorganization as of late.... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Add Excitement to Your Quilt Top by Breaking the Rules Display Group Article Icon Article Have you ever looked through a quilt magazine and wondered why your quilts don't have that extra something like the ones on the magazine pages? The odds are pretty good... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
15 Reasons to Buy More Fabric Display Group Article Icon Article “I don’t think I need any more fabric; I’ve got all that I need”… said no one ever! In case you need any motivation to go out and buy more... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Quilting Fabric Quality: Is More Expensive Always Better? Display Group Article Icon Article Photo by Hank Hession Most beginning quilters have one of two competing mindsets about fabric: either they want to be frugal (like our quilting ancestors) and plan to use the... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Quilted Jewelry Part 2: Creating the Gemstones Display Group Article Icon Article In Part 1 of this project, we talked about how quilted jewelry can be a great project for using up all those wonderful fabric scraps we tend to have lying... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Quilted Jewelry Part 1: From Scraps to Gemstones Display Group Article Icon Article Do you stifle the urge to part with lovely leftover fabrics, but unsure of how to use them? Many of us save cut-offs and tid-bits, tossing them into containers to... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Make Your Own Gift Bags, Tags, and Greeting Cards Display Group Article Icon Article Are you tired of buying wrapping paper and gift bags year after year only to have them be thrown away as soon as the gift is opened? Why not make... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Can I Mix Old and New Fabrics? Display Group Article Icon Article I have inherited some hand piecing work from my mom. They were probably pieced during the 1920s or 30s. I’m thinking of making borders from new fabric (with an older,... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Where Should I Place My Ruler? Display Group Article Icon Article In terms of measuring, I have often wondered: should the line on a ruler sit ON the edge or BESIDE the edge of the fabric? I know it might only... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
6 Waste-Free Ways to Use Quilt Scraps Display Group Article Icon Article Wander into any quilt store today and you’ll see aisles and aisles bursting with a rainbow of fabrics – and the hardest part will be deciding which prints to bring... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Quilting with Old Blankets Display Group Article Icon Article I think it would be a fun idea to make a quilt out of old blankets, but I read somewhere that maybe that’s not the greatest idea. What do you... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Storing Quilt Fabric and Thread Display Group Article Icon Article How is it that I see everyone storing their fabric and thread so it’s visible on open shelves and open storage boxes? The florescent lighting and sunlight would fade mine... View Content Arrow Forward Icon
Everyone Needs a Buddy Display Group Article Icon Article If you are anything like me, you have so much fabric in your stash that it’s hard to keep it all straight! But, as we all know, new fabrics are... View Content Arrow Forward Icon