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Add a spooky flair of spiderweb quilting to your Halloween projects with this step-by-step walking foot tutorial. Anyone can master this technique that can be adapted to any block-based quilt and pairs well with the Sweet Pixel Quilts Candy Corn Charm free pattern. The instructions separate the design and quilting process, which makes this great for beginner quilters. The results, however, are intricate and appealing. Happy Halloween!
Discover how to break free from a quilting funk and rekindle your creative fire with practical strategies. This blog post guides you through methods to revive your enthusiasm, adjust your mindset, and prioritize quilting. Learn to tap into nostalgia, set up productive habits, and find joy in the process. Embrace the mantra that quilting is meant to be fun and explore ways to minimize resistance. Whether you join a sewing group or quilt first thing in the morning, these insights will help you navigate creative blocks and rediscover the joy of quilting.
The Gin and Tonic quilt pattern is minimal and striking. This two color intermediate pattern uses inset circle blocks and comes together quick.
Make a quick, scrap-busting notebook cover with this free tutorial! The cover features a friendship star and is an excellent gift.
Check out these quick and versatile walking foot quilting designs that even beginner quilters can master! The walking foot is a powerful attachment for your domestic sewing machine that make it possible for you to beautifully quilt your own modern quilts!
The freezer paper method of foundation paper piecing can save you a lot of material and time. Learn how by making this quilted throw pillow with a free quilt block template!