Have you seen my newest fat quarter quilt pattern called Rectangly? It’s my fresh take on a traditional courthouse steps design. My original sample of Rectangly featured a color palette of calming blues and taupes. I made a second Rectangly quilt top with vibrant reds and blues, creating a summertime picnic feeling. I just love… Continue reading Rectangly quilt in red, white and blue
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EPP} Hexie flower count is 11
Happy June, quilting friends! I hope you are enjoying sunshine and good weather where you are located. We had a very cold spring, but June has ushered in warmer temps that I am really enjoying. My husband and I have finally tackled some outdoor projects, and I've planted flowers. We’ve also taken a couple of… Continue reading EPP} Hexie flower count is 11
EPP} Hexie flower grows
I try to live my life by a “see the good, believe the best” mantra, which is grounded in my Christian faith. I devote time every day to being thankful for my ongoing blessings – health, family, friends, home, a good job and creative pursuits. And then there are daily, specific blessings that I remind… Continue reading EPP} Hexie flower grows
EPP} Getting started with hexies
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
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