Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts

31 January 2016

Citron and Aqua Sampler Quilt


How did I let this stack of blocks languish in my sewing cabinet for so long (years)? I'm not sure what I was waiting for, but earlier this winter I pulled out blocks accumulated from a few rounds of the 3x6 and 4x5 quilting bees.


06 July 2015

Teal and Tan "Into the Wild" Baby Quilt


This recent finish is a smaller, baby version of Craft South's free Into the Wild Quilt pattern, measuring up at about 37"x48". 


I'm always on the lookout for fabrics that work for boys (without having cartoon trucks or ninjas on them).  This time, I put brown and tan tones into the mix, paired with blues and teals. 

18 April 2014

Improv Neutrals Baby Quilt


This quilt is one of my very favorites!  Inspired by a long-time flickr favorite of mine, I used a mix of neutrals with bright centers in improvised log cabin blocks.

05 December 2013

Holidays: Need a One-Day Wonder?

I always seem to approach handmade gifts for the holidays with the best intentions.  Oftentimes, though, the only way I'll give an entire quilt to someone for an occasion is by coincidence, since quilts often have their own timelines.

However, many things I've made take less than a day, and some even less than an hour. That's the kind of last-minute holiday sewing I can get behind.

One of these whiskers blocks (free pattern!) would be the cutest wall hanging!


Maybe your favorite stitcher needs a fancy new ironing board cover.


With just one block and some extra background fabric, you're on your way to a stunning little pillow.



Keeping it simple and choosing bold fabrics makes even the simplest pillow designs shine.


Zipper pouches? Yes, please!


The quickest yet: keep those eyeglasses safe (and looking bright!)


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29 July 2013

Patchwork, Revisited

I recently had the chance to do something new, for me, in terms of quilty experience:  I got to visit with (and use!) a quilt I made quite a while ago that has since been used and incorporated into daily life.  That's the point, right?


I think I am in love with simple patchwork all over again.  Something about the way it drapes on a bed is so lovely, and I definitely see more in my future.