I first spotted these types of star blocks in quilts from the 1800’s and quickly fell in love with their fresh and quite contemporary look. I always love when a quilt can look both totally classic and totally fresh and up to date at the same time and this pattern definitely does that. Our signature star method doesn’t use a single template or “y” seam. Each block is simply strip pieced and assembled as an 8 part star! This is the third edition of this pattern as it has always been one of our customer favorites and that…
It’s that time… time to showcase and talk about each new ROSIE pattern that I am releasing alongside the collection. Today’s turn is PINWHEEL PARADE. There are so many different sizes and variations for this quilt and the hardest decision you will have to make is which one to make first! Choose your favorite precuts – charm pack, layer cake or fat quarters- and get to cutting! There is something about these twirling blocks that just feels like a summertime parade and I, for one, can’t wait to make a few more for some…
Now that we’ve officially introduced ROSIE here ON THE BLOG, it’s time to take a look at the new group of patterns I created to complement this summertime collection. Each time I create a new fabric collection, I take a step back from the prints and let them “speak to me”. I know that might sound kind of silly but sometimes certain prints really do talk to me and encourage me to feature them in one way or another in a brand new pattern or in a new version of a classic Fig Tree…
The moment that my friend Lacey [@laceypoirier] told me about her idea of how she wanted to use our latest annual Americana bundle, I was all in! It is such a simple idea and such a good one. She has been sharing her progress on the project over in our Facebook Group and I thought it was time to give it an official spot here on the blog. She took our 2025 CLASSIC AMERICANA BUNDLE [usually available once a year in late Spring, now sold out – but visit THIS BLOG POST to see it!] and created a scrappy, patchwork…
This nostalgic BUON NATALE CHRISTMAS CARD PANEL fabric can be used for the backing of any Christmas project for a perfect holiday finish… can you imagine turning the quilt over and finding all of these beautiful images there for you to look at?! It can also be used to make stockings, pillows, or as gift wrapping paper! BUT, it can also be cut up into individual images and made into a huge assortment of tiny hand projects and crafted items. We may have gone a bit crazy with these but since we did, I thought I would share them…
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