Don’t throw out those little bits… see what I did with a huge pile of small, otherwise useless, little bits for my Diagonals quilt.

This past weekend, I got reacquainted with my sewing machine and pretty fabrics and had some fun just sewing! Enjoy this free tutorial.

The time has finally come to put our quilt blocks together. I’ll be sharing how to assemble the straight layout, while Pat Sloan has put together an excellent tutorial for those that are doing the on-point layout.

The time has come for our final block of the Beginner’s Quilt-Along (QAL). This is my favourite block that we’ve made. I just love pinwheels.

Here’s the tutorial for Block 12 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along (QAL). Just one block left, and then we’ll start putting the quilt top together.

Here’s Block 11 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along (QAL). This week, we learn how to make quarter square triangles.

Here’s Block 10 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along (QAL). This week I’m sharing another tool I like for squaring up HSTs and a few other tutorials too.

Here’s Block 9 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along, Meet Me at the Fair. For this week’s lesson, I’m showing you how to make eight half square triangles at a time from one square.

I have a new-to-me tool to share with you today. It’s called the FussyCut 3in1 Tool by Crafty Bev. I have two tools to give-away and a special purchase link for you to save!

It’s week 7 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along (QAL). Our block this week is Paddle Up the Creek also known as Hour Glass.

Here’s Block 6 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along called The Calico Puzzle.I’m also sharing one of my favourite tools for making half square and quarter square triangles from June Tailor.

Here’s Block 5 of our Beginner’s Quilt-Along. This block is most commonly known as the Friendship Star. I’m also sharing several video lessons for beginners and product recommendations to prevent rulers from slipping.