Quilting Department
Quilt crafts are for more than dressing your bed! Today, quilting is used for home décor, clothing and much more.
Our Quilting department will show you the basics and teach you piecing techniques. You’ll find tips and hints, quilt blocks, free projects and even a quilt shop finder to help you find your local quilting store. And for the more-advanced quilter, you’ll find information on the foundation or paper piecing technique of quilting.
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New Tutorials and Pages
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Preparing fabric and proper fabric cutting is key to a successful finished quilt that is smooth, accurate, and long lasting. Learn tips here!
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Bookmark this glossary of common quilting terms that every quilter should know! There is a wealth of knowledge here.
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Discover how to make the herringbone stitch with this detailed photo tutorial and video tutorial.
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Sew strips of fabric together to make a double-fold binding for the next quilt project such as a quilt, wall hanging, mug rug, or placemat.
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Learn how to tie a quilter's knot with our tutorial and easy step-by-step photo guide. It's perfect for hand sewing, quilting, and hidden knots in fabric!
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Learn how to make a scrappy quilt binding for your next quilting project! Get ready to add some pizzaz!
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Learn how to sew a self binding to a baby blanket with plush fabric and perfect mitered corners.
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Explore the many helpful ideas for choosing a quilt color scheme as well las choosing various fabrics for a quilt.
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Discover an effective tip for safely storing cutting mats in small living spaces. Protect your quilting mat from damage while maximizing storage efficiency.
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Create a stunning Totally Scrappy Quilt using leftover fabric! Learn more about transforming scraps into a beautiful quilt.
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Explore the many free jelly roll quilt patterns as well as other jelly roll projects. These fun precuts reduce cutting and speed up sewing!
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Find free English paper piecing patterns and English paper piecing templates using hexagon paper piecing along with many other creative shapes.
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Go crazy with these free crazy quilt and crazy patchwork quilt patterns and projects!
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Sew a quick and easy hanging kitchen towel from a store-purchased washcloth and towel.
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A strip quilt is a quick and time-saving way to whip up a quilt and is the ultimate quilt for beginner quilters. Learn how to sew one with this tutorial.
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Learn How to install Kam snaps using Kam snap pliers. These plastic snaps are great to use in many sewing projects. Try plastic snaps for clothing!
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Use the free rag quilt patterns to sew up a quick and easy rag quilt! If you need tips and instructions, this is the place to learn how to make a rag quilt!
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Enjoy this lovely free patriotic placemat pattern! This fabric placemat is perfect for Fourth of July celebrations as well as other summer patriotic holidays.
New Stuff
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Here is a tutorial on how to cut fabric on the bias.
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Bobbin In Quilts
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A strip or strips of fabric sewn around the outer edges of the main quilt design to frame it and make the quilt larger.
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Sew Can She
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Choosing fabrics for a quilt or project can be challenging for some quilters. This blog post shares helpful tips and tricks that work for any style or color palette.
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Diary of A Quilter
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This post discusses various DIY cutting table options for your sewing and quilting studio.
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Closet Core Patterns
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Build a DIY sewing and cutting table with cubbies underneath with this free tutorial.
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Sew Can She
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Assemble your quilt with a serger and one layer cake bundle following this fun tutorial!
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Over the Edge Serging with Jen
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Check out this tutorial video and also step-by-step written instructions on how to cut templates for quilting.
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Suzy Quilts
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When quilting, curved piecing and irregular shapes are two things that will require working with templates. This post has some key tips on working with templates.
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Cotton and Joy
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Some quilt patterns will require you to make a template. In this blog post, you will learn the making, the use and the cutting of multiple templates.
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Denyse Schmidt Quilts
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