I don’t like hanging sleeves. I know sometimes this is a necessity, especially for shows, but I just don’t like putting them on. Once they’re on, I don’t mind them, it’s just the process of putting them on. I don’t know why. Luckily, I found a way to hang quilts that doesn’t involve sleeves at…
Spring is firmly here, and summer is coming fast, so I needed something new for my table. I had a bunch of fat quarters in these bright colours, so I decided to make placemats.
Learn traditional hand-stitched pojagi techniques by making this little mug rug or coaster.
A spiral is a fun all-over design that is done with a walking foot, but there is no need to limit yourself to a circle. Any simple shape can be “spiralized”. Once your quilt sandwich is basted, you are ready to go. To begin, choose a simple shape. I have chosen a rectangle. Don’t try…
This quilt is called Rolling Meadows.
The unlined pojagi seam is useful in many different projects, but it is ideal for window coverings. Because it is finished on both sides, there is no right and wrong side, and when light shines through, it looks like stained glass.