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Website title: Diary of a Quilter - a quilt blog - A personal blog about quilting, sewing and life as a mother. Lots of free tutorials including beginning quilting tutorials, binding tutorials, and other sewing projects like bags, quilt blocks and nursing covers.
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Quilting is deeply sentimental for many of us quilters and if you are one, you can probably relate to making a quilt for a dear friend or family member in your life. This week I'm sharing a sentimental quilt inspired by a very special friend of my own. This Scandi Hearts Quilt was inspired by […]
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Whenever I travel, I love looking for local textiles, traditional handcrafts or folk art, and, of course, fabric shops. I'm always curious to see what people in another part of the world have made with their hands - and whether I can bring home a small piece of creative inspiration to my own sewing room. […]
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Today I'm excited to welcome Emily from Homemade Emily Jane as a guest contributor! Emily is sharing one of her favorite ways to streamline the quilt-making process: strip piecing. If you love finding simple ways to save time, improve accuracy, and make repetitive piecing feel more manageable, you'll love her practical tips and pattern ideas. […]
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Here's a look at what's happening in my sewing room this month. Still a red, white, and blue explosion happening. My design wall is so festive and cheerful for summer. It makes me happy to look at it. This is my monthly post where I share what I'm working on each month. It's a little […]
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I just finished a new version of my Summer Bunting quilt pattern. This pattern is still a favorite go-to design for using Fat Quarters. It's super quick and easy - making it beginner-friendly and the large-scale bunting/flag blocks are perfect for showing off cute fabric prints. Riley Blake gave me a Fat Quarter bundle of […]
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