How to organize quilts and blankets

If you are like me, you fold your quilts in pretty rectangles and stack them to store them or lay them on a bed or couch much like the picture above. But, did you know that overtime, if you continue to fold your quilts on the straight of grain, fibers will break and eventually cause permanent damage? I was recently

Learn the best ways to store quilts when not in use! Keep your quilts safe, fresh, and ready to use with tips on folding, storing, and protecting them.

As a quilter, there’s nothing more frustrating than unfolding a quilt only to find it covered in creases and wrinkles. These creases can be difficult to remove, and they can even cause damage…

Looking for storage ideas and inspiration to organize your home? Check out my tips on how to store blankets!

Sometimes I can be a bit on the quiet side... but I really didn't mean to post these photos earlier today with absolutely no words to go with them! In fact, I didn't mean to post these photos at all! Don't know what happened there, but I started getting comments in my "inbox" about them so I thought I'd better address the situation :) I had taken these photos yesterday per a request from my sister wanting to do a post on "collections" over at her lovely blog, Serenade for Solitude (post…

Here we guide you through the process of folding a fitted sheet in a few simple and easy steps.

To make the most of quilting scraps, it’s important to have a system for storing and organizing your small and leftover fabric pieces. In this blog post, we’ll explore four sorting techniques for quilting scraps that are easy and efficient!

If you're going to use all that beautiful fabric, you need to know what you have and what you're going to make. It's time to see what you have and pick some great projects to plow through some serious yardage! (This post may contain affiliate links)

We love our stashes. We don't want to say goodbye to any of our fabric. Sometimes, we love looking at it so much that we can't even bring ourselves to quilt with certain fabrics. But sometimes, there are fabrics in our stash that deserve a new lease on life. (This post contains affiliate