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We love finding simple solutions to fun little blocks. The Broken Dishes Block is a classic so check out this short clip that will show you how easy it is to duplicate!
Click HERE to watch the full tutorial and shop for supplies!
The good news? You can grow your very own pineapple from a chopped-off top.The bad news? You’ll have to wait 3 years before you can eat it. Why must something so delicious grow so slowly?
If you’re craving homegrown pineapples but you don’t have 1000 days worth of patience, why not give the fabric variety a try? The Pineapple Quilt is an absolute delight – and with the Creative Grids Pineapple Trim Tool, you can whip up perfect blocks at lightning speed!
Click the above diagram for a printable PDF and Click HERE to watch the tutorial!
In the heart of Florence, Italy, stands an 800-year-old palace. The Bargello Palace is now a museum that contains artistic masterpieces by Michelangelo, Donatello, and Cellini.
The palace also houses a set of 17th century chairs embroidered in colorful waves. For years, quilters have been stitching up intricate patterns inspired by those beautiful Bargello chairs, and today, you can too!
Click HERE (or the diagram image below) for the break down of what size strips to cut.
Below, we have shown two different color pallets using Jenny’s method for the Bargello. Both colors are stunning, what color schemes will you use?
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I Spy Quilts are always a blast for this little ones, so we decided to create a super fun, super fast way to throw one together using 5″ squares and a bit of background fabric. This pattern looks great when using different bug, floral, or scrap fabrics but I also find it completely adorable in solids too!
What fabrics will you use to make these jars pop? Click HERE to watch the Quilt Snips video and shop all of your supplies!
Twinkle, twinkle, beautiful quilt… I can’t believe how quickly you were built!
Ask a scientist, and she’ll tell you exactly what the stars are: burning-hot gases like hydrogen and helium. (Not quite as romantic as diamonds in the sky.)
But if you ask Jenny, she’ll show you how to make your own twinkling stars out of the simplest quilting ingredients: half-square triangles and 4-patches.
Isn’t it darling? Which fabrics will you use to create this adorable star?
Click on the button to pick out your supplies and watch the video!