(Photo cred: barnimages.com)
New York fabric lovers, let's do this! This city is literally packed with amazing attractions, one-of-a-kind restaurant experiences, and yeah, super cool fabric shops.
If you’re spending just one weekend in New York, there’s no way you’re going to be able to do it all.
This free Squared Quilt pattern is the perfect first-time quilt to make. You can use yardage, hand-me-down scraps, or a fat quarter bundle. With only straight cuts and straight seams, you will finish this project feeling accomplished and happy with your quick success!
(Photo cred: David Sucsy, Getty Images)
Austin fabric lovers, here we come! Next stop on the sewist's city tour? AUSTIN!
The residents of Austin, Texas always proudly encourage everyone to “Keep Austin Weird.” Well I have to tell you, if Austin is weird, then I wanna be weird.
(Photo cred: Howard Ignatius)
Seattle fabric lovers, this one's for you! Oh, and also for anyone and everyone who may ever visit. This is for you too. 🙂
At some point during my formative years, Seattle became the coolest place in the country. Seattle
Quick disclaimer: OLFA gave me a few complimentary items to review, but all opinions are my own. I only partner with brands that I sincerely support and I triple “P” promise to give you the cold hard facts. In this case, the facts really are cold and hard because they are about tungsten tool steel rotary cutter blades.
Come, my fellow quilters, let's visit Denver fabric shops, food and fun! This city is walkable. It’s beautiful. It really actually is exactly one mile high. Denver is home to yes, some really crazy conspiracy theories (just Google some info on the airport…) but also some amazing food, fabric, and if that wasn’t enough, it also has 300 days of sunshine a year.
(Above photo cred: ME! This Chicago aerial shot was taken with an iPhone right before landing from QuiltCon, Savannah. I swear my beloved Rifle phone case gets me better photos.)
The Windy City. The Second City. The City of Broad Shoulders.
Hey Nashville quilters, sewists and tourists, this article is just for you! Remember when we went on a Quilty Adventure to all sorts of imaginary fabric-y places like Poplin and Jersey? Well, if you thought that was fun, you’re going to love our REAL trip to REAL places.
I come to you today, writing this blog post on a typewriter, in a trench coat, smoking a cigar.
Okay, not really. But I should be. Because the Irish Chain Quilt, though seemingly just beautiful and innocent and a great choice for your next quilting project, is actually very, very mysterious.
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