We're making a Dresden plate!⟶
Chapter 2 of the Faefolk Quilt Class is now live, and this section is all about cutting our fabrics. I decided to expand this part of the class a little more than usual so that even brand-new quilters can start with no prior skills. Cutting is one of the most important steps in quilting, and…
Bringing New Life to a Rescue Quilt Every so often I pull from my basket of rescue quilts. These are old quilt tops I’ve found at estate sales, thrift shops, and antique stores that still have plenty of life left in them. This particular quilt top immediately caught my attention with its scrappy pinks, florals,…
I’m so excited to share that Chapter 1 of the Faefolk Quilt Class is now live! This is the very beginning of our quilting journey together, and it’s all about getting you set up and ready to dive in with confidence. Inside Chapter 1, you’ll find several lessons that will guide you through the very…
The Faefolk quilt is what I like to call the perfect first quilt. It’s beginner-friendly, fat quarter–friendly, and made entirely with straight-line sewing. Whether you’re brand new to quilting or just want a quick and satisfying project, Faefolk is designed to build your confidence and give you a beautiful quilt top you’ll be proud of….
A Sweet Finish: My Faefolk Quilt Top I just finished my Faefolk quilt top using my Maple Syrup Disco fabrics, and I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. This is the 51″ x 51″ version, and I used Kona Roasted Pecan for the background. The Faefolk quilt pattern is a brand new design…
I just finished up my latest Good Girl Quilt top, and I couldn’t wait to share it with you. This is one of my go-to beginner patterns and one of the first ones I ever wrote. It’s all about simple sewing with big pieces and straight lines. That makes it great for showcasing bold fabrics…