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In the olden days, laundry was scrubbed on washboards, hand-mixed bread was baked in finicky wood-burning stoves, and the Carpenter’s Star was stitched with labor intensive y-seams. It was a lot of work. Thank goodness for modern innovations!
This week, Jenny is whipping up an Easy Carpenter’s Star using big half square triangles. It’s a gorgeous quilt that comes together lickety-split! Click HERE to watch the tutorial!
Remember when you first started quilting and everyone kept throwing around terms like fat quarter and seam allowance? We sure do! Quilting has it’s own beautiful vocabulary that takes a fair amount of time to learn. Test your knowledge of quilting lingo with our free quiz below and see if you know all 20 terms! You may even be surprised to learn something new!
Check the answers HERE!
When life feels off-kilter, I find solace in two places: the sewing room and the garden.
Jenny’s Design
Whether I’m up to my elbows in fabric or dirt, creating a bit of order and beauty does wonders for the soul! And combining the two? Well, that’s a slice of heaven!
Misty’s Design
In this week’s Triple Play tutorial, learn how to make 3 new tulip projects with Jenny, Natalie, and Misty.
Natalie’s Design
These pretty quilts will have your home looking as fresh as a spring garden in no time! Click HERE to watch the free Triple Play tutorial now.
Quilting at home as never been more fun! Get your dobbers ready and print your very own FREE Quilting BINGO card. Not only will you be able to keep up with your UFOs, but you’ll be able to participate in your very own BINGO game right from the comfort of your own home!
Be sure to share your fun pictures and bingo cards on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram to keep up with the quilting community and spread a little quilting joy!
Click HERE to download your very own Quilting BINGO card. Either print out your copy and play along with your trusty dobber, or keep it digital with an easy to follow document. Good luck and don’t forget to call out BINGO on our social media pages!
The shoofly block is a 19th century classic. It’s so easy, it was used to teach children their very first lessons in quilting. Now that’s my kind of block!
This week Jenny is transforming that easy block with our favorite “disappearing” magic trick, and the results are simply dazzling! Click HERE to watch the tutorial!
