This FREE Grow pillow pattern is based on the popular Grow quilt pattern found in the SQ shop. That quilt pattern includes instructions for king, queen/full, twin, throw and baby sizes. So once you finish this pillow, you may have to make a matching quilt so it's not lonely on the couch!
Welcome, friends! If you are looking for a fun, creative outlet with lots of community support, you have come to the right place! Wednesday, September 23 marks the first week of our Shine quilt sew along!
I'm so excited to continue our four-part quilting series.
It's time to Shine! Starting September 23, 2020 we will launch the final sew along of the year featuring the Shine quilt pattern. Shine is the third design in a series of four quilts that represent the four seasons in a year.
We’ve had a bit of a break on the blog from sharing incredible fiber artists, but we are back with an American artist that I discovered through a friend, and WOW. I was blown away the first time I saw photos of Bisa Butler's quilt portraits.
Welcome to the first annual We Sew Together sew along for charity! This four-week sew along allows lots of flexibility, but doesn't skimp on coupons and prizes. Over the next month we, as an online community, will sew any quilt pattern you choose for any charity from this list – The Ultimate Guide to Quilt Donations: A List of Where and How to Donate Quilts.
Below is a complete guide and list of tips to making quilt donations. Written in a similar style to our list of longarm quilters, I've put together a comprehensive list of charities and organizations that would love your handmade quilts.
Thrivers, you made it! You are so close to victory you can probably smell it, and it smells like spray starch and sewing machine oil. Yummm! This week we wrap up our six-week sew along making the Thrive quilt pattern.
In this easy tutorial, I'll show you a fast way to sew face masks for kids. With fall quickly approaching, your kiddo might be looking forward to joining activities again, and potentially heading back to a school setting.
Determining when and how to re-enter these social situations is a question we won't be tackling today, but there's a good chance that somewhere along the line, your child might be required to wear a mask.
Welcome to Week 5 of the Thrive quilt sew along! This is the week when our quilt begins to take the shape of an actual quilt. Now it's time to take all of those blocks from Weeks 3 and 4 and sewing them into tidy little rows.
