Shine BRIGHT! The Burn Bright quilt pattern is a beginner friendly pattern that’s quick to make and is now available in my shop! If it looks familiar, it is! It’s what I like to think of as the ‘big sister’ to the Aglow quilt! After releasing the Aglow pattern in February, I had a lot…
Get your GLOW on! The Aglow Quilt pattern is now available in the shop! I hate to play favorites buuuuut this quilt has stolen my heart and is officially my favorite pattern so far! With a bunch of traditional flair, this quilt and its whimsical nature is 100% worth making lots of HSTs! 😉 The…
Today is the 9th day of the #QuiltmasSpectacular and I’m giving you a free holiday quilt block! Something I’ve decided to call the ‘Santa’s Greeting’ block! Self explanatory, right?! Lol! Nothing screams Christmas than the jolly old guy saying “Ho! Ho! Ho!”…so why not turn it into a small 6″ x 6” patchwork block? Well,…
Are you ready to go on a day trip?! The Day Trip quilt pattern is now available! I am honestly obsessed with vintage quilts so I was inspired to make a quilt that combined both traditional and modern design. Who doesn’t love a good classic quilt with a contemporary vibe?! The pattern comes with two…
Wild Bloom quilt has arrived in the shop…just in time for the tail end of summer! This sweet quilt was inspired by all of the gorgeous flowers around our English cottage. Ever since we moved to the UK, I’ve been amazed by the amount of flowers that bloom almost year round! So I figured why…
When Sharon Holland asked me if I would sew something up with fabrics from her beautiful new Everlasting collection for her blog tour, I didn’t even hesitate to say YES! I’ve admired Sharon’s fabric collections and work for awhile now and I couldn’t wait to get my hands on some of her newest prints! I…
The Tropical Storm Quilt pattern has blown in and landed in the shop! The Tropical Storm pattern came about as a happy accident! I had been working on something completely different when this design just kind of created itself. And upon looking at it, it reminded me of the little icons meteorologists use to indicate…