by andrea | Jun 8, 2026 | Blog, Tutorials
by andrea | Jan 8, 2025 | Blog, Community, Tutorials
Combining a traditional Sawtooth Star with an Irish Chain block, makes for a fun, scrappy, quilt! This pattern is perfect to make as a group or bee quilt; in fact, the one you see above was made by the Maritime Modern Quilt Guild as a fundraiser for their first quilt...
by andrea | Nov 6, 2023 | Blog, Quilts, Tutorials
Let’s turn your scraps into fabric wrap and table linens! We’ll be using a traditional Korean style of patchwork called bojagi. Bojagi has connections to blessings of fortune, longevity, and good health. It’s used for wrapping and food covering, and...
by andrea | Oct 19, 2023 | Blog, Tutorials
This block is fun to combine with plain 10-1/2″ squares or something a little more special to make this very classic quilt. Use up your 2-1/2″ scraps and combine efforts with your guild or friends for a scrappy look! This tutorial gives you instructions...
by andrea | Nov 23, 2022 | Blog, Tutorials
The holidays are upon us, which means that a new year is around the corner. What better way to prepare than to use up some scraps or an orphan block to create a quilt block calendar! This tutorial over on the Spoonflower blog uses a 10.5″ unfinished block to...
by andrea | Nov 15, 2022 | Blog, Tutorials
The Sawtooth Star is one of my favourite traditional quilt blocks. A simple block with 4 flying geese. You could fussy cut the centre to highlight some of your favourite fabrics, or just keep it simple and modern with solid fabrics, like I tend to do. In African...