Organic Shapes For Quilting
In quilting, shapes play a role in helping us add depth and uniqueness to our quilt. Learn how many shapes in the world can be sources of inspiration for your quilt.
The History of Color Theory – Part II
Colors, such as red, yellow, blue, and green have been used by artists, quilters, and others throughout the years. Let’s take a look at the history of colors and how they have been used throughout history.
Different Quilting Techniques To Try
There are different quilting techniques that you can try in your quilts. These include hand quilting, free motion, walking foot quilting etc. that we will review in this post.
Nancy Crow and Her Colorful Quilts
Nancy Crow brings a rich and varied palette to her quilts. Learn about Nancy Crow and her contributions to quilting.
Adventures in Improv Quilts by Cindy Grisdela
It’s a giveaway, a review, plus a blog hop! Cindy Grisdela‘s brand new book published by C&T, Adventures in Improv Quilts, arrived in my email today, and I’ve got a review for you below. If you want a free e-copy of Cindy’s book, leave a comment below and I’ll pick a winner at random on…
Modern Quilters Showcase 15
A new Modern Quilters showcase where I present you Natalie Skinner, Ann Feitelson, Sheila Frampton Cooper and Saija Kiiskinen enjoy their stories and amazing quilts.
5 Exercises To Spark Your Creativity
If you are a quilter, try these 5 different exercises that can help you spark your creativity to let you make more spontaneous quilts.
The History of Color Theory – Part I
Color theory ties into modern quilting. Learn how the history of color theory can help you to understand and inspire you to use color wisely in your quilts.
Gwen Marston and the Liberated Quiltmaking
Gwen Marston made over 500 quilts over the course of her life. Learn about how you can be inspired by her work and quilting techniques.