Monster quilt

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I'm a bit late wishing Happy Christmas - but the love is there!!! There was lots of last minute stitching .... Twin Tawny FrogMouths were born to us ..... I only have my phone camera so it is not clear but I assure you these babies are very sweet... and so good.... not whiney or noisy or demanding at all!! They are an Australian native bird and if you google it you will see much better pictures.... We are having fun watching them - they are moved from branch to branch each night so part of…

See how to turn knit fabric scraps into a fun monster applique quilt with this Craftsy quilt patterns and class! An easy quilt video class for beginners.

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What's the one quilting supply I can't live without? Quilt batting. Good quality batting. You don't want to mess around here. You probably just spent a couple hundred dollars on fabric and a good bit of your time making a beautiful quilt top. You're about to put it all together and finish the quilt. You

In the never ending mission to finish the monster quilts, I have had to make a couple more (eye roll, ridiculous I know). The good news is I’m on the downward straight now. And I don’t think it’s goi

Every month Island Batik challenges their ambassadors... This month it's QAYG (quilt as you go) Where you layer the backing, b...

These are quilts 3 & 4 from the Sugarland Fall Festival. Meet Seashore Rails, the simplest rail fence pattern. This is the pattern I pick when I do not want to think, when I do not have the patience to measure once, leave alone twice, when I do not want to cut fabric. Seashore Rails This is the holy grail (and the savior) for all those (me included) who like the concept of handmade but may not always have the nine yards of patience. Take two strips of color, one strip of white. Stitch them…