Strip stacks quilt pattern free

Get Verticals and Pocket Change, the first two FREE Project Jelly Roll 2023 patterns, in today’s blog post!

Several years ago I received a jelly roll of Kaffe Fassett brights. I looked for just the right quilt pattern and finally found it at the...

When I first saw Emily Dennis’ Happy Stripes pattern, I knew I had to purchase it because it was a great stash buster pattern for 2.5” strips. If you seen my other quilts, you know that I love this combination. The fabric in my Happy Stripes quilt might look familiar since I just finished in April my Carrie Bloomston Unruly Patchwork Throw. A little bit of happenstance with the making of the Happy Stripes quilt which made me wonder if I really have a Fairy Quilt Godmother in my studio. After…

I did a fair amount of scrappy sewing this week finishing up blocks for a WIP and a UFO. I started this scrappy Strip Stacks (pattern by G.E. Designs) last winter after making one in blues and browns. I really like this pattern and can see using it often. There are a lot of "not so pretty" fabrics in these blocks - but the unique layout makes them look great (in my humble opinion). This super scrappy quilt using 2" squares is called Arkansas Crossing from the book "Quilts from the Heart" by…

Looking for scrappy strip quilt patterns? Here ya go! The first question would be - got scraps?! I bet you do!

I was delayed with my post today but finally it's time to see what the ladies of Breakfast Club have accomplished. This is June's Breakfast Club project, "3,6,9" This is Marie's completed queen-sized top. I bought this kit too and am still plugging away. Marie had more to share. She took a class using the cotton theory technique where you quilt as you go and have a completely reversible quilt when done. Marie made this placemat...so sorry I didn't get a picture of the other side. Marie made…

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It's the first day of summer and here in Arizona and it is HOT, HOT, HOT! It's definitely time to hole up in my studio and make new things until cooler weather is with us again. This year I got back from my latest trip and started studio clean up. Usually that process begins with putting away my scraps from recent projects, but this time I was confronted with this image. What a wreck! Not only can I not find anything in my scrap drawers, but I also can't fit any more in those drawers. As yo

Turkey Tracks: November 16, 2020 How I Make a “Tree” Quilty Block Several people have asked me now how I make my Quilty “Tree” Block. First let me say that this block was inspired by Amanda Jean Ny…