Today I’m going to share how I usually prepare my EPP (English Paper Pieced) quilt tops for finishing. Can one say “usually” if one has only finished two EPP quilts? Sure! I’m not sure if this is innovative or classic, but here goes. The first thing to do is remove all the papers from the quilt top and press all…
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Tutorial {Preparing an EPP quilt top for finishing}
About Baste(ing)
Basting a quilt around these parts is pretty much the same these days as it was those days. Except with less pregnancy and more craft gadgets. The biggest change to my basting routine is the addition of a Kwik Klip. I’ve been aware of their existence for quite sometime, but always neglected to get one on my trips to the…
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Satisfying a craving {Finished Quilt Top}
Even though I made a red, patchy scrappy-trip-along a few weeks ago, I guess I wasn’t quite finished with red patchwork. With everything on my to do list, the craving for simple and red patchwork was strong. I picked out some favorite cheery reds, some low volume prints (I HEART(!!!!) the daisies), and two black prints, cut 3.5 inch squares, and had…
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Tribute Star Pattern Available
I am super excited, so honored, and thrilled to announce that a pattern for my Tribute Star quilt is now available as a free download on Denyse Schmidt’s website. Florence, is now rolling out in stores and there are a few pieces I need more yardage of. One can never have too much teal or citron colored fabrics, right?
Wildflower Pillow {A finish}
When I first started this project, the Texas wildflowers were on the cusp of blooming. For me wildflowers bring to mind the awakening that comes with spring. The deep breath and stretch as one breaks out of the “I’m freezing” huddle. The shedding of jackets and the desire to embrace the warmth of the sunshine. The need to organize, clean…
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