Ever heard of quilt basting spray? It’s a handy tool for sticking fabric and batting together before quilting. But it can be confusing! Don’t worry—we’re here to help. In this easy guide, we’ll explain everything about quilt basting spray. We’ll show you which one to pick, how to use it, when it’s useful, and what problems to avoid. Whether you’re new to quilting or a pro looking for tips, this article has what you need. Let’s dive into the world of basting adhesive spray and make your quilting projects easier than ever! Questions about using a spray baste product What is the Best Product to U ..read more

Did you know that June Tailor quilt as you go patterns are a perfect place to explore the technique? I was able to sew up the Sophie Bag Pattern and it really turned out super cute! The batting that is included has all the lines you need to cut and follow when sewing it up. No need to think, measure or mess up while sewing. It’s ready to go and that makes the Sophie Bag Pattern a great one to start for any level of quilter. What is the quilt as you go technique The quilt as you go technique is a method of quilting where individual quilt blocks are assembled and quilted separately, then joined ..read more

Preparing fat quarters for quilting doesn’t have to be daunting. In fact, with a few simple steps, you can transform these fabric bundles into perfect pieces for your quilting projects. Whether you’re new to quilting or just looking for some helpful tips, we’ve got you covered. From washing and pressing to cutting and organizing, we’ll walk you through the process step by step, ensuring that your fat quarters are ready to shine in your next quilt creation. Introduction to Fat Quarters Fat quarters are a staple in the world of quilting, prized for their versatility and convenience. These fabric ..read more

Learn how to use the add a quarter ruler – the best quilting ruler for paper piecing. It really does make a difference when you are sewing this technique! For quilters diving into the intricate world of paper piecing, precision is paramount. Enter the Add-A-Quarter ruler – a humble yet indispensable tool that simplifies the process with its ingenious design. Measuring precisely one-quarter inch wide, this ruler offers quilters a reliable guide for trimming seam allowances with ease and accuracy. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just starting out, the Add-A-Quarter ruler is a game-changer ..read more

Learn how to make a hot pad with pocket using the quilt as you go technique. This hot pad is a quick project and because it’s less than 10″ square, you can finish it in a pretty quickly. Making hot pads for your own kitchen or a gift – these are perfect for any occasion. Pick a holiday themed fabric for even more fun during the holidays. Try the quilt as you to technique by sewing up a smaller project. It’s a lot easier to learn on something like a hot pad verses a whole quilt. I’ve even made hot pads using quilt blocks, tried a new technique by sewing it together exposing the raw edges, scrap ..read more

There are a few ways to join your binding at the ends. The steps that I’m sharing today will allow you to join the ends of binding by tucking one end of the binding into the other end – which will give you a great no sew, no measure and no mess up option. Tackling the final steps of binding a quilt can sometimes feel like navigating a maze of corners and angles, especially for beginner quilters. There’s a simple and efficient technique that avoids those tricky cuts and awkward seams. By tucking the end of the binding strip into the beginning, you can seamlessly finish your binding with ease ..read more

Are you finding yourself tangled with cords when you take your sewing machine on a retreat or sew day with friends? The sewing machine pedal bag pattern helps you keep those cords together along with your machine pedal. All in one place and it should be able to tuck under the arm of your sewing machine when it is sitting in your machine travel bag. You’ll find it handy and really quite helpful when you are packing your sewing machine around. No more random cords hanging out in the bag and getting in the way when you are trying to set up your sewing spot. Why do I need to put my sewing machine ..read more

Learn how to quickly make the tumber table runner using the AccuQuilt fabric cutting machine. It’s great for using a charm pack or any 5” squares you’ve got hanging around in your sewing room.  This project is ideal for utilizing charm packs or cutting your own 5-inch squares. With straightforward instructions and minimal fuss, it’s perfect for quilters of all skill levels, especially those looking for a quick and satisfying project. Measuring in at approximately 18″ x 27″ when finished, this table runner is just the right size to add a touch of warmth and style to any table or surface in ..read more

I couldn’t be more happy with the announcement of a quilting cruise with me again. I’m teaming up with Emily Bailey of Aunt Em’s Quilts She is uber talented when it comes to using your scraps! She is the author of the Crumb Quilt book. Emily Bailey: Renowned Scrap Quilter, Designer, and Educator Emily Bailey, a celebrated scrap quilter, designer, and quilting instructor, has captivated the quilting community with her unique designs and comprehensive teaching methods. With a rich heritage in a family of artists and creators, Emily’s journey into the world of quilting has been deeply influenced ..read more

Make a super cute kitty cat quilt pattern using your AccuQuilt fabric cutting machine and the Kitty die. The purr-fect addition to your quilting repertoire: the Kitty Cat Quilt Pattern! This charming quilt features two classic quilt blocks – the Irish Chain and the Sawtooth Star – beautifully intertwined to create a delightful design. But what sets this quilt apart is the adorable kitten appliqué featured in the center of each star block, created effortlessly using the AccuQuilt fabric cutting machine. Measuring 47 inches square, this quilt is the ideal size for a baby gift or shower present ..read more