Introducing: Breanna's Echo Lake Quilt
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by Erin Kroeker
2d ago
Breanna made a gorgeous Echo Lake Quilt and documented her process along the way! Read about her experience and take a peek at some stunning photos! More ..read more
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The Echo Lake Quilt: 9-Colour Version
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by Erin Kroeker
3d ago
Everything you need to make your own 9-Colour Variation of the Echo Lake Quilt! More ..read more
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Introducing: The Echo Lake Quilt
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by Erin Kroeker
3d ago
This block-based design is all about exploring the world of colour and prints while having plenty of creative fun! Perfect for confident beginners and seasoned quilters alike, Echo Lake utilizes super-speedy strip piecing to streamline the process. More ..read more
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Holiday Album Inspired Quilts
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by Erin Kroeker
1M ago
This year, I polled my amazing newsletter subscribers to find out their all-time favourite Holiday albums (because who doesn’t love a good festive tune?). I decided to turn those musical picks into fabric bundles that’ll have you humming all the way to your sewing machine! More ..read more
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Introducing: Breanna's Crystal Creek Quilt
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by Erin Kroeker
6M ago
Breanna made this incredible Ruby Star Society version of the Crystal Creek Quilt! I'm excited to share her process (and pretty pictures). More ..read more
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Introducing: The Crystal Creek Quilt
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by Erin Kroeker
6M ago
Named after a small meandering waterway in southern Manitoba, this pattern features crystal-like geometric blocks with negative space resembling a flowing creek that creates playful wavelike movement throughout. More ..read more
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Spring-Inspired Quilts
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by Erin Kroeker
10M ago
I'm not sure about where you live... but here in Winnipeg, spring is always a little reluctant to make its annual appearance. But the snow has melted and I can finally feel the warmth of the sun! (At least for now, I'm ignoring the snowy forecast!) Even though our plants haven't really started sprouting yet, the Canadian geese have returned. Ask a Canadian... that's a true sign of spring!  Over the last few weeks, as I've eagerly awaited spring's arrival, the anticipation of warmer days and blooming flowers sparked my creativity. I've been experimenting with new colours that I thi ..read more
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The Falcon Ridge Quilt: Rainbow Version
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by Erin Kroeker
1y ago
The Falcon Ridge Quilt just released, and I’ve been having so much fun making different versions of it! My original vision and design for this pattern uses colours in a radiating ombré effect to mimic the sun setting over a lake. You can read more about it here!   But you know me… I love a good rainbow quilt (check out a recent Steep Rock quilt here). I wanted to continue exploring my creativity in a fun and colourful way, which is how I ended up making this retro-inspired, rainbow Falcon Ridge quilt! To make this Falcon Ridge rainbow version, the fabric requirements are a littl ..read more
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Introducing: The Falcon Ridge Quilt
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by Erin Kroeker
1y ago
Let me introduce you to the latest TBS pattern, the Falcon Ridge Quilt! This design is a nod to outdoor adventures and 1990s nostalgia!  Featuring a block-based design, this pattern includes six sizes ranging from Baby up to King. With super-speedy strip piecing and a unique HST technique, Falcon Ridge is a delight to make... if I do say so myself!  The gorgeous ombré effect that you can achieve with this design makes the potential fabric combinations feel endless… perfect for making your own unique quilt (or 3, or 4).   You can find the PDF pattern here and t ..read more
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The West Hawk Quilt: Sprout Wovens Version
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by Erin Kroeker
1y ago
Can you imagine a more beautiful combination than the West Hawk Quilt and Sprout Wovens by Fableism Supply Co?  They’re perfect together, if I do say so myself.  But here’s the truth. I was embarrassed when I finished this quilt. Not because of how it looked… but because of how long it took me to complete it. *Spoiler Alert! This is silly, don’t be like me.*  It took me 16 months. Yes, SIXTEEN months from start to finish! Between social media making it seem like people can make a quilt in a day and actually being the kind of quilter who HAS made a quilt in a day, this timeline ..read more
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