I used the leftover bits from my scrap solids quilt to create this cheerful, improv pillow (do scraps ever really get completely used up?)....

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...

I was delighted to see Nancy's version of Shattered Chevrons Quil t from Improvising Tradition , and I'm so pleased she agreed to...

It's fun to pull out your own book to make a project. These are the Jewel Box Coasters from Improvising Tradition . It's so nice to...

I get a little thrill every time I come across a quilt or project made from one of my patterns. I suspect every designer does. I found this ...

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

I was commissioned to make a Scattered Colors Table Runner with teal and mustard solids. I used mostly shot cottons on a peppered cotton ba...

I suppose En Pointe 2.0 is a bit of a misnomer, although I like the way it sounds. This was actually the original version of the wall hang...

I have more of projects share with you today, made by readers of Improvising Tradition . Veronica , a talented graphic designer, busin...

Believe it or not, this is the first project I've made from Improvising Tradition since it was published. A family member requested a...

Did you know that Sandi of Crafty Planner  and Daisy of Ants to Sugar are dedicating a whole month of blog posts to improv quilting? Impro...

One of my favorite projects from Improvising Tradition: 18 Quilted Projects Using Strips, Slices, and Strata is also the simplest to make. ...