I have long admired EPP (English Paper Piecing) quilts. Beyond the beauty of the intricate designs, EPP quilts evoke a mindset of time well spent, connection to the past, and introspection. Maybe it’s because I’m now a grandmother, but I decided I was ready to lean into sewing at a softer pace. Last week, I… Continue reading EPP} Getting started with hexies
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Recent finish} Floating Squares in pink and taupe
Hello quilting friends! I’m popping in today to share a recent finish, my pink and taupe version of Floating Squares, which is a free pattern available here on my blog! Floating Squares is my take on a traditional economy block pattern. The pattern is beginner friendly and includes lots of tips to ensure success. To… Continue reading Recent finish} Floating Squares in pink and taupe
Diamond Trail runner for summer
Hello quilting friends! I hope you are doing well and enjoying yourselves as spring gently moves into summer. We’ve been experiencing nice weather, which has allowed us to enjoy time outdoors and tackle those seasonal home and garden chores. This hasn’t left much time for sewing, but I did stitch together a cute summer runner… Continue reading Diamond Trail runner for summer
Floating Squares} A fun, free pattern
Are you looking for a quick and easy pattern to feature some of your favorite fat quarters? Please consider my free pattern: Floating Squares! I’m working on my second version of this quilt, this time using pastel pinks and soft taupes. I tell you, these fabrics have me gushing over here! Floating Squares is my… Continue reading Floating Squares} A fun, free pattern
Gumdrops quilt for spring
In 2018, I released a layer cake pattern called Gumdrops, which featured candy-colored prints from Brenda Riddle’s beautiful Fleurs collection. That sweet quilt was gifted to my cousin’s wife, Nancy. After many years, I’ve finally made a Gumdrops quilt for myself. This time around, I’ve used a blue palette, and I love the end result.… Continue reading Gumdrops quilt for spring