Light Shimmer
This simple pattern goes together quickly. Great for beginners and for showing off large scale patterns.
Exclusively for email subscribers our Free Resources include patterns, math cheat sheets and more. Please note these are digital files, nothing will be mailed.
Exclusively for email subscribers our Free Resources include patterns, math cheat sheets and more. Please note these are digital files, nothing will be mailed.
This simple pattern goes together quickly. Great for beginners and for showing off large scale patterns.
This Foundation Paper pieced block works well with large prints with striking impact. .
This quick quilt is made up of strips in an alternate layout to create a wave effect. Lots of great layout options.
This block can be placed on point to create different woven effects. Great for showing off large prints. Please note this is the block pattern with instructions for how to make the block.
Our Reef Glow pattern is inspired by the waves in the ocean. This Foundation Paper Pieced patter uses large prints to their full advantage.
This Amore block can be put together to create endless connecting hearts possibilities- as a table runner or a full quilt! DIgital PDF for download. No item will be mailed.
This Pinwheels quilt block comes together quickly. Using light and dark fabrics this is a great beginner pattern.
This Drunkards Bauhaus pattern uses curves but is a great way to try out curves. You can lay this out in numerous ways to play with light and dark.
Get our simple pattern using half square triangles as a fast and easy 8 pointed star!
Clavier, a modern throw size quilt that is so simple to make. This quilt is jelly roll friendly or quickly cut strips. This is so simple and so impactful!
Our Quilter's Math ebook has all of the things you need to calculate yardage, binding, backing and more!!
Our Quilt Care labels are an easy way to add a little note to your Quilty gift to let people know how to care for this heirloom.
This quilters coloring book lets you play with layouts and has great tips and tricks for basic quilting techniques.
Kinusaiga is a traditional Japanese art form where fabric pieces are pressed into grooves cut into a foam board to create stunning, textured pictures — no sewing required. The word “kinusaiga” roughly translates to “silk picture,” and while you don’t need to use silk, the technique is the same: cut a design into foam, then tuck colorful fabric into each section to bring the image to life.
Straight Grain vs Bias Binding- which is better? This debate has been around in the quilting world for years. Some quilters swear by bias for durability. Others prefer straight grain for stability. Instead of relying on tradition or opinion, we decided to test it.
