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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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Today I'm excited to welcome guest contributor Liza Taylor of Liza Taylor Handmade, who is sharing a peek inside her new book, Wonderful World of Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Christmas. If you love foundation paper piecing (aka FPP) - or have been looking for a fun reason to try it - this festive collection […]

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It's the time of the month where I share a little bit of what I'm currently working on. I've been writing these posts every month for the past few years for a couple of reasons: to share what I'm working on and as a self-accountability post and transparency about my creative process. Also as proof […]

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These are my Top 15 Free Baby Quilt Tutorials - everything from simple beginning patchwork, large scale stars, and more complex designs such as broken dishes, patchwork on point, and classic Economy quilt blocks.

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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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