This is it, the final chapter, where everything comes together. Now you can savour finishing your quilt top, stand back and admire all your hard work. I have had fun putting this project together with you all and I hope […]
Well, you’ve finally made it, you’ve reached the last block. With Christmas just around the corner, what better note to finish on than with a Poinsettia block, a symbol of Christmas itself. We’ll give you a little time to complete […]
You’ve seen a Horse Fly, you’ve seen a Dragon Fly, you’ve even seen a House Fly, but have you ever seen a Diamond Shoofly? Well, you will have when you’ve made this month’s block! BLOCK 11: Diamond Shoofly Finished Size […]
We’re on the home stretch now, with just three more blocks to go. What better way to mark this milestone than with a delightful Honeymoon block. BLOCK 10: Honeymoon Finished Size 12″ (Unfinished 12-1/2″) I have chosen the Honeymoon quilt […]
Block 9 already? Yes, you’re three-quarters of the way there with this one and with a handful of names plus pedigree and heritage too this block’s a bit special, so I hope you enjoy it. BLOCK 9: Spool and Bobbin […]
Who doesn’t like a slice of Key Lime Pie? Well, if you like Key Lime Pie, you’re going to love this Block. Fresh from the Sunshine State, it’s time to make your emerging quilt shine with another beautiful block this […]
When the weather is like it has been you need something to brighten up your days. What better way to say it than with flowers? Well, here’s a very pretty floral block to do just that. BLOCK 7: Flower Finished […]
Who doesn’t love a pinwheel? Fun at the fair, on the handlebars of your bike whizzing down hill, out of the car window (as long as Mum and Dad didn’t see…). Everyone loves pinwheels, right? Well, this classic quilting block […]
Well, you are really coming along now as it’s time for Block 5 of our Sew Along. This pretty block is intricate, but actually not too complicated, especially with all the tricks and skills we have already covered getting to […]
This one may seem complicated, but it’s easier than it looks, especially if you’ve mastered the HST and Stitch & Flip methods, which you should have by now. If you still think HST stands for High Speed Train you may […]
