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2025 Habits: May Update
I decided in December 2023 and the beginning of January to change some things in my quilting life that just weren’t working for me. After evaluating the good, bad, and ugly, I came up with my top five habits I wanted to implement in 2024.
Since 2024 was so successful, I am continuing this series in 2025! Each month I will update you on my progress. My goal of these videos is to help inspire you, but these videos and blogs also have helped keep me accountable. After all, I know I will be reporting to all of YOU on this, and I don’t want to let you down.
Just One Layer Cake
Are you ready for two projects in one? Not only am I going to show you have to make a quilt using just one layer cake, but I am also going to show you how to expand a layer cake by using your scraps. A little history first: I have a video where I showed how to curate scrap from our own stash to extend a layer cake. You can read that blog HERE and watch the video HERE. If you saw those, this is the moment you have been waiting for! I bring them together!
2025 Habits: April Update
Since my last update in March, I have been working on some projects (but not overdoing it); setting some goals and re-establishing some healthy habits; and getting back on track. Spring is definitely springing in my part of the world. Here are a few photos from the past month.
Patchwork to Backpack: A Vintage Quilt Transformation
When I was given this antique quilt that had seen better days, I knew it still had more to its story. Because it was tattered and unusable, I decided to save what I could. I started by deconstructing it, saving all the Northern Light quilt blocks that I could, and repurposing them. At the time, however, I wasn’t sure what I was going to make. I only knew I wanted to save the blocks.
QuiltCon From Afar
I’ll be honest—I’m feeling the FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) hard this year. As a content creator in the quilting world, I would have loved to be at QuiltCon, soaking in all the inspiration, meeting fellow quilters, and seeing incredible quilts in person. But for various reasons, I couldn’t make it this time, and I know I’m not alone. If you’re in the same boat, wishing you were there but watching from afar, I see you. Let’s find ways to celebrate, stay inspired, and make the most of this time together!
Quilting Fabric Organization: How I Do It
Over the years, I’ve changed my quilt fabric organization system several times. No matter what I tried, I kept running into the same issues. One of the biggest problems was not knowing where certain fabrics were. This often led to spending far too much time digging through piles to find that perfect print—or worse, buying a fabric I already had because I couldn’t find it.
Ohio Star Quilt Block Tutorial
In this tutorial, I will take you step-by-step through the process of creating a super easy (and amazing!) quilted table runner using 2.5" fabric strips, either scraps, leftover jelly roll strips, or jelly roll precuts. While making this project, I will show you some tips and tricks to help you with it. The fast strip-piecing construction is perfect for all levels of quilters, including beginners.
Five Favorite Layer Cake Quilts
What’s better than buying a fabric layer cake? Making quilts with them, of course! Join me for my top five favorite layer cake quilt tutorials! There are so many cool patterns that you won’t know which one to make first. Can you pick a favorite? All of the tutorials are easy and fun. I hope you enjoy them!
2025 Quilting Goals
At the close of each year, I take time to reflect on the highlights, challenges, and lessons learned. This process gives me clarity on where changes are needed, areas for growth, and what I should release or leave behind. While countless things could fit into these categories, here are the top habits I’m committed to cultivating in 2025!
2024 Habits: November Update
I cannot believe we are only one month away from the end of 2024. I also cannot believe how much making (almost) monthly videos and writing monthly blogs has helped me develop sewing habits as well as it has. Who knew? It goes to show you that having an accountability partner really does help. I want to thank you all for being my accountability partner in this endeavor!
2024 Habits: October Update
Happy October! My 2024 quilting goals or habit or whatever you want to call them are coming along nicely. It is true when they say habits take practice. I am so pleased with the progress I have made this year. I hope this inspires you to keep up with your goals, too.
2024 Habits: September Update
Happy September! This month, I’m sharing my progress on keeping my cutting table clear (it’s a challenge, but so worth it!), finishing those WIP, and focusing on healthy quilting habits to keep my mind and body in top shape while I work. I will give a FMQ update and talk about how I have connected with the quilting community. Let's dive in!
2024 Habits: August Update
Let’s talk about quilting habits for 2024. How am I doing? Let’s check out my August progress! After evaluating my year, I found five areas to work on and create better habits going into the new year. Come with me as I discuss these habits. Make sure to tell me yours, too!
2024 Habits: April Update
Let’s talk about quilting habits for 2024. How am I doing? Let’s check out my March progress! After evaluating my year, I found five areas to work on and create better habits going into the new year. Come with me as I discuss these habits. Make sure to tell me yours, too!
2024 Habits: February Update
Let’s talk about quilting habits for 2024. How am I doing? Let’s check out my February progress! After evaluating my year, I found five areas to work on and create better habits going into the new year. Come with me as I discuss these habits. Make sure to tell me yours, too!
Five Quilting Habits
Let’s talk about quilting habits for 2024. After evaluating my year, I found five areas to work on and create better habits going into the new year. Come with me as I discuss these habits. Make sure to tell me yours, too!
5 MORE Tips For Making Scrap Quilts
It’s here! A follow-up to the blog post and video entitled Five More Tips for Making Scrap Quilts. In this second installment, I have five MORE tips to share!
5 Tips For Making Scrap Quilts
Are you a quilting enthusiast with a collection of fabric scraps that seems to grow endlessly? Embrace the world of scrap quilting and turn those leftover pieces into stunning, one-of-a-kind creations. To help you get started on your scrap quilting journey, I’ve compiled five indispensable tips that will not only simplify the process but also elevate your quilting game to the next level.
Stitch & Flip Quilting
If you have been following the quilting trends lately, we are seeing a resurgence of what is called Stitch & Flip Quilting. Although this isn’t a new technique by any means, it sure is a fun one! Here is some information about it:
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