Hello my lovelies and welcome to the Hexie Stripe show! I have lots to tell you about this pattern so without further ado, let's jump on in!
This is a relatively basic quilt design so you don't need a bunch of fancy pants tools.
We’re getting intimate today, quilters. We’re going to talk about a very serious relationship: the one between you, and your sewing scissors.
There’s nothing better than a pair of scissors that glide with you through thick and thin, and on the other hand, nothing worse than a pair that just won’t cut it.
It's happening!! AHHH! Guys, it's happening!! I would say, "the people have asked and so I have conceded," but I'm pretty sure nobody asked...haha.
Anyway, ahhhh! I'm so excited I can't even get out what I'm trying to say.
The Minimal Triangles quilt pattern is now available for digital download! Click here to buy.
On March 2, Suzy Quilts will also partner with Cloud9 Fabrics to offer a Minimal Triangles quilt kit giveaway! Fabrics from Elizabeth Olwen's newest line, Underwater, plus coordinating solids make up this great kit.
The BEST embroidery machine, you say? That's a tall order. I'm going to try my best, but, like always, if you have a different favorite, I'd love to hear about it in the comments.
Sometimes, I go on Pinterest and search for things like “beautiful embroidery,” or “mind-blowing embroidery,” or “life-changing embroidery,” and just spend an evening staring at intricately woven floral patterns.
So by now, y’all have probably noticed that I’m not perfect. Like, not even close. Don’t worry about hurting my feelings – I totally own this. But quilting, it’s one of those crafts that demands as much perfection as you can give it.
Fellow quilters, and fellow humans, it’s time we talk about something no one really wants to talk about: how we all make mistakes. It’s true. I make ‘em. You make ‘em. I heard a rumor that sometimes, even Chuck Norris makes ‘em.
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.
There are three groups of people that should definitely try out the Rail Fence Quilt Pattern:
