I drafted the elongated flying geese in this pillow as a foundation pieced pattern to create really crisp points. The high contrast of th...

It's so fun to be able to share a completely different take on the same pattern as the last post : the Shattered Chevrons pattern from...

These placemats started out as prototypes for the By the Fireside Pillow from Improvising Tradition . I don't know about you, but I...

  There are few things as therapeutic and fun as free motion quilting on whole cloth. I've played with fmq on Essex linen before to c...

These modern, quilted placemats made good use of some leftover improv panels and scraps of grey solids. They are placemats numbers five and ...

It seems fitting to finish this quilt in time for spring. (Well, technically it is spring, although we're expecting a bit of snow t...

There's no denying that fall is my favorite season, especially since becoming a Midwesterner. There is just so much to do outside as t...

My first finished quilt of 2017 is this Scrappy Triangles Quilt. I took my time on this one and probably enjoyed the fabric layout the mos...

This project has certainly been in the works for a long time (Instagram tells me I started is this past spring). I decided to take my tim...

  What is it about a rainbow that is so soothing and energizing and happy all at once? Practically speaking, this quilt was born of my ove...

I had so much fun making these quilted pillow covers. I chose some of my favorite shots cottons to create simple square in a square pillow...