The Stellata Quilt Pattern was SO much fun to design with my friend Carrie over at Lifting Limits Quilting ! Today is the day it’s finally available in the shop and we also get to share all these fabulous versions by the Stellata pattern tester group. These quilters are seriously talented…check o
Primitive Folk Art Wall Quilt Pattern: FIRST SNOW
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Hi, I’m emily! Here you will find loads of modern quilting inspiration. shop patterns I design modern quilt patterns for the modern quilter. Stash busters, pre-cut friendly quilt patterns and a modern twist on traditional design is what you will find here. Before You Scroll Here’s the latest quilt pattern! Patchwork Hearts II is now […]
Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.
My buddy Vicky and I took in the Quilt Show and I am so inspired! Tons of gorgeous, luscious, amazing quilts. No way I could ever hope to have the patience and skill to create any of these lovelies. Me,...
By zmobilizować się do szycia większej ilości quiltów, zamieszczam poniżej zdjęcia tych do tej pory skończonych i zdjęcia tych w toku, któ...
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People who truly love quilting for the fabric, the process (over & above perfection), the color, texture, and cheap therapy. Life is stressful. It's good to have random discussions about a quilt in the hoop and the thread on the floor.
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A look behind the scenes as Sharon Keightley creates her quilt patterns including applique tips, tricks & stories of her inspiration behind each quilt pattern.
A pretty quilt inspired card featuring three of my favorite things, pearls, glitter and vellum. The card was created using the Filigree Eight Point Star die set by Becca Feeken from Amazing Paper Grace.
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Ben Quilty’s painting is not polite. Smeared, smudged, caked and slapped onto the picture plane with bold virtuosity, his rich impasto works challenge assumptions. Using bold and unsettling subjects, Quilty explores the problematic relationship between the personal and the cultural.
As we look back on the year 2015, and look forward to the year 2016, it's time to contemplate on works in progress. Darn it. I finished 3 quilts in 2015, and let me confess here just how many quilts I have in progress. I'm going to list them in the order I hope to…
Jitterbug by Karen Farmer, Quilt ART Love the use of negative space on this!
