I’ve been wanting to do a few simple tutorials to help with skill building. There are so many great quilt blocks out there - and if you take the time to learn a few little tricks - you can go a long way!
I created this tutorial as a supplement to the video tutorial I made for the “4 Flying Geese at a Time” technique. If you are making a quilt with lots of flying geese, this is definitely the way to go. It cuts down on fabric waste and time. Those kind of tricks are my favorite. Enjoy!
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Summertime every year takes me back. Back to when life was carefree. Back to watermelon and popsicles. Back to splashing in the water in the hot sun. Back to sand between my toes.
This pattern captures that need to get to the water when the weather is hot. Be it a backyard pool, a creek, a river, a lake or an ocean shore.
If you're a water baby and love it when you lose track of days and time, check out my new >>Lakeside Sampler Quilt Pattern<<. This new pattern was inspired by trips to the lake house, along with all the kayaks, canoes, and stand up paddle boards floating by any time I get the chance to make it to water.
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Have you made a resolution to use your Stash this year? I am slowly making dents in mine.
Check out my new Old Mohawk Pattern. This new pattern utilitizes the Contrary Wife block in 5 different color combinations to make a unique mosaic pattern. The mixing of prints and solids makes delightful color combinations, and I'm hoping you can mix and match from your stash. That's how I selected my fabrics for this quilt.
I've included a special chart to help you choose the major colors and tones in your fabric stack for this quilt. This chart is a life saver! It's so helpful in organizing and labeling fabric choices.
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