Hey hey, quilty people! Are you ready to join me in the best holiday party this season? Of course you are because you're awesome and have great taste! I knew we had that in common. 😉 The Holiday Party pattern is NOW available!
Category Archives: Quilting
The Holiday Party quilt pattern is now available! Grab the PDF download for this fantastic fat-quarter quilt pattern NOW! Even though this pattern is listed as "Moderate" in terms of skill level, I am confident a relatively experienced beginner can successfully make this design.
This blog post is a total baby bomb, but this quilt made me do it! How can such a soft and cozy quilt not also include my two-month old baby? Impossible! The New Horizons quilt pattern is now available!
This pattern checks all of the boxes for what I love in a quilt:
- Large pieces: These blocks are big and use large pieces of fabric making it perfect for double gauze and other scrumptious wovens!
2021 has already been a much different year than 2020. That's why it's only fitting we look ahead with hope, excitement and joy as we embark on new creative endeavors – such as this New Horizons quilt pattern!
New Horizons uses two beginner techniques to create all of the blocks.
The New Horizons quilt pattern is now available! The pattern includes fabric requirements and instructions to make a multi-color version and a limited-color version, as seen here.
The limited-color version is made with just one identical block set on point, so even though you will be cutting and sewing some side-setting triangles, this quilt pattern truly is beginner friendly.
Here on the blog and in the Suzy Quilts Patterns Facebook group we’ve heard from quilters around the world who have one question—what advice do we have for quilters with chronic pain and illness? Quilting is our passion, and it can cause frustration when pain makes it challenging.
With so many children's books available these days, it can be hard to know the perfect book to get for your favorite quilting family. Sharing our love of quilts with younger generations is so important. And before you can sit a child in front of a sewing machine and teach them to quilt, you can read them books about quilts.
If you're looking to make your lunch special by adding a cute new accessory, this quilted lunch bag tutorial is for you! Whether you're planning a spring picnic, heading to the office, or looking for a handmade touch for your child's lunch, this project will make your afternoon pop.
Here at Suzy Quilts HQ, we are always happy to help new quilters learn skills, like how to read a quilt pattern. Making that first quilt can be intimidating. What does WOF mean? What’s the right side of the fabric? What are sub-cuts?
