Click the photo below to pin this for future reference: **NOTE: The quit pictured in this tutorial is my Ivy League pattern and can be purchased HERE.** I’m not sure what it is about piecing a quilt backing that makes it so unappealing, but it is definitely one of my least favorite parts of the quilting process. Maybe it’s because I have a tendency to choose backing fabrics that look best when I take the extra time and effort to match up the prints (gingham, large scale florals, etc.) ... Read More about Print Matching Tutorial
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“Frankenbatting”
Click the photo below to pin this tutorial to Pinterest for future reference: I don’t know about you, but utilizing scraps of any kind is such a satisfying aspect of the quilting process. One of my favorite things is joining scraps of batting together to use for another project. There are a couple of different ways to do this, but I’m going to walk you through my favorite way in this blog post: using a zig zag stitch on your sewing machine. (Using a zig zag stitch to join batting scraps is ... Read More about “Frankenbatting”
Sonata Blog Tour
Note: the quilt pattern featured in this post is now available for purchase. It can be found HERE. I have been such a huge fan of Amy Sinibaldi since I started quilting, so I was beyond thrilled when she asked me to be part of her showcase for her latest line, Sonata. There isn’t a line of Amy’s that I don’t absolutely adore, and this is no exception. Plus, it makes my inner band geek super happy. I played the flute for several years growing up in the concert, marching, and pep bands. I ... Read More about Sonata Blog Tour