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This post has been edited to add in this video on 10/12/17. I want to start this off my saying that you are making a quilt. The little things really don’t matter. Like if your points line up, or if your edges are wobbly, or if you have a pinch or two in your…
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do. Good Stitches – Emerge Circle – The Pineapple Blocks Tutorial
Emerge Circle is a group of 11 quilt makers (including myself) dedicated to making quilts for those in need. Our aim is to donate 10 quilts per year. Our circle is part of the bigger group of charity quilters called do. Good Stitches. You can read about it and it’s creator Rachel Hauser here. Every…
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How to Make a Pinwheel Block – Multiple Sizes – free pattern – Video Tutorial
We are chatting today about the pinwheel block video tutorial. I have a new quilt pattern coming, LaLa Fancy, and she has pinwheels in her. I thought I’d pop up a little tutorial to help you along the way. I’m also including a PDF pattern today, so that you’ll know how to make pinwheels in…
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Block Building Basics – How to Make a 4-patch
Today’s post is part of a series called Quilt Block Building Basics. There are no measurements included in these posts, but those should be found in the pattern you are following. Consider this a helpful visual and companion for any of my quilt patterns. Sometimes you just need to see it to understand it. To…
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Mastering Flying Geese Quilt Blocks – Two Easy Methods + Free Dilly Dally Blocks!
If you’ve ever found yourself frustrated by flying geese quilt blocks… chopped points, uneven sides, or just a lack of consistency, you’re not alone! That’s exactly why I put together this new video, which is a special excerpt from my Dilly Dally Quilt Class. In it, I walk you through two beginner-friendly methods for creating…
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Scrapping Star Block Tutorial
This star block is the block I made from this quilt I discussed yesterday. If you are sitting on top of pile of scraps consisting of 2.5″ and 3″ squares, along with some low volume strips, this one is for you! I don’t know about you, but my 2.5″ and all even numbered squares, I…
