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I’ve wanted to make a whole cloth quilt for a long time, but I kept waiting. Whole cloth quilting shows everything. There’s nowhere to hide, especially when you’re using feathers and flowing free motion designs. I knew I wanted to make this quilt one day, but I didn’t want to rush into it until my…
The Fernweh Quilt Pattern has long been one of my most popular designs, and I’m so happy to reintroduce it today. This pattern has a timeless feel and remains one of those projects quilters return to again and again. It’s written for half yards, includes two different styles, and comes in four sizes—from a 24″…
I’ve just finished my newest Faefolk quilt top, and this time I stitched it up in my Candy Apple Sweetheart fabrics. This collection will be arriving in October, but I couldn’t wait to see how the warm browns, peachy pinks, and surprise pops of fuchsia and light blue would play in the Faefolk design. The…
I am so excited to finally share the Faefolk quilt pattern with you! This beginner-friendly design has been in the works for months, and now it’s ready for you to sew. Whether you are brand new to quilting or just want a fast weekend project, this quilt checks all the boxes. I’ve made Faefolk three…
I am so excited to share the finished Faefolk Quilt Reveal with you. Faefolk is one of my most beginner-friendly patterns. It is built with straight line sewing and strip piecing, which makes it approachable for first-time quilters while still feeling exciting for those with more experience. In this post I’ll take you through the…
The next section of the Faefolk Quilt Class is here, and it’s time to watch your quilt really take shape. In this part of the class, we’re moving from strip sets to finished blocks, and it’s such a satisfying stage. By the end of these lessons, you’ll have stacks of Faefolk blocks ready to grow…