Hello, my lovelies, and welcome to the second week of our Fat Quarter Stars sew along! This week we are cut, cut, cutting! Cutting instructions are found on page 3 of your pattern. Cutting diagrams are then on page 4 of your pattern.
Category Archives: Fabric
Meet Tiny Pinwheels — a charming twist on two quilting classics: the Irish Chain and Pinwheels! This breezy summer design is perfect for using up scraps, fat eighths, or fat quarters. Don't you just love that?
The pattern drops next Thursday, June 26th, but kits, backing and binding are already live in the Suzy Quilts shop!
I love a beautiful yet practical potholder, and this free potholder tutorial is both! Crafted with fabric from the Slow Summer and Signature Solids collections, these potholders are a quick and simple project. They’re even pretty enough to double as trivets on your dining table!
This wet bag tutorial is easy, fast, and thanks to HeatnBond Liquid Vinyl Gel Coating by Therm O Web, your handmade bag is perfect for holding wet swimsuits! And even better is that it uses the new Dragonfly Lake quilt pattern for an added touch of cuteness.
The Slow Summer fabric collection by Suzy Quilts for Art Gallery Fabrics is all about celebrating and savoring the slowness in life. And this floor cushion tutorial is the perfect way to slow down and make something special!
I'm a fan of floor cushions.
Pickleball has experienced explosive growth over the last few years and if you’re not already playing, I bet you will be soon! It’s such a fun game and appeals to a wide range of ages and fitness levels. All you need is a paddle, a couple of balls, and this pickleball bag pattern and you’re ready to hit the courts!
Today we bring you something very exciting — the latest collection in the Suzy Quilts fabric family! Slow Summer is the ultimate laid-back, chill-vibes-only fabric for warm, dreamy weather.
The collection includes 12 cotton prints, one canvas print, and one rayon print.
With the largest chain fabric store in the United States closing, some crafters are left scrambling for a fabric source. Not every town has a local quilt shop and across the country, some quilters are now living in craft deserts — locations without a quilt store in driving distance.
Do you sew with woven fabric, or have you felt nervous about trying to quilt with a different texture? That’s understandable — trying something new can be intimidating! That’s why we’re bringing you our best, simplest tips to successfully sew with woven fabrics.
