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What are quilting “Fat Quarters?” By definition, they’re an 18” x 21” piece of fabric that equals one-quarter of a yard. Simply put, they’re a convenient fabric size that many quilters love to use for everything from scrappy patchworks to advanced patterns. Fat Quarters have many applications, and many quilt patterns specifically call for Fat Quarter bundles to complete the project! If you’re a beginner, we’ve compiled some essential tips for sewing for Fat Quarters so you know just how …

When we think of summer quilts, we think of quilts we can make while sitting on the porch outside or can huddle under on a cold night out at the lake. Truth is, you can make any quilt any time of year if you put your mind to it, but some quilts definitely evoke that happy, free-spirited summertime feeling better than others. Summer sewing projects will have more heart and soul in them if they’re made in the summer, for the summer!In no particular order, here are our top 5 summer quilting project …

So, you’ve made a gorgeous quilt top. Congrats! Now, to finish your quilt and get it ready to use, you need to select and prepare backing fabric. This isn’t a step-by-step guide on a specific way of sewing a quilt backing; rather, it’s a guide of important steps you should follow when preparing any backing. There are too many ways to learn how to put a backing on a quilt, and we’re not going to claim any one way is the best!Here are four essential steps to keep in mind when figuring out how …

The Log Cabin quilt block is one of the most classic and well-known patterns in the quilting world. Even the name evokes a traditional, cozy feel! If you want to boost your skills and feel like a true quilter, then learning how to make a Log Cabin quilt block is a must!While the block itself is very traditional, there are many ways to make it. There is no “right” way to quilt, after all: the entire craft was created as a way of using up small scraps of fabric leftover from clothing and bedding.& …

Want to stitch up something bright and spring-inspired, but you’re just not sure which pattern to choose? Check out these ideas for how to use up that cute spring cotton fabric while the blossoms are still on the trees. Here are 10 of our favorite spring quilt ideas!1. Easter Jewel Star Quilt This beautiful Easter-themed kit comes alive with pastels and geometric shapes! This project can be hung as a seasonal wall decoration or used as a darling baby blanket.2. Pretty Pastel Triangles …