If you are following along with us on our Instagram Stories you will know that I have been doing quite a bit of English paper piecing and also Foundational Paper Piecing, which has been a fun adventure. I started paper piecing two years ago with English paper piecing and then started adding foundational paper piecing to the mix....and I love them both! So, for Christmas I thought I would do work on two foundational paper pieces that I am working into one big Christmas quilt. The quilt itself ... View the Post

  How to Sew Hexagons With a Sewing Machine Maybe the title of today's post should be "don't fear the hexagons in quilting!" because it is a question that we are often asked. And truthfully sewing  hexagons (or other y seams) isn't that difficult it just takes a little bit of practice to get it down. But about two rows into this quilt you will be a master at how to sew hexagons with a sewing machine. Here is what you will need to make this quilt which is approximately 40" by ... View the Post

Awhile back we showed you how to make a Gingham Baby Quilt but I just recently re-did my guest room and wanted a large black and white gingham quilt to go in that room. So, I modified the original tutorial from using 5" pre-cut squares to 10" pre-cut squares which made the perfect size quilt for the bottom of a queen bed that I have in that room. And I REALLY REALLY love this quilt! It is so great in that room and looks amazing with the giant sized gingham squares. It's such a simple quilt ... View the Post