My love affair with super simple, hand quilted quilts continues and I’m not sure I’ll ever go back to intricately pieced quilts. I was recently made redundant from my job (I was sad when it first happened but I’m okay now!) and while I’m figuring out what to do when I grow up, I’ve had a lot more t

This quilt is a variation of the popular Irish chain quilt. I made it in blue and white for a seaside feel, and named it after a seaside place I love to visit. Easy to sew, this is a quick quilt to make and looks effective with its simple graphic style…..both vintage and modern. Size: 48 ½ in x 36 ½ in (123.19 x 92.71cm) approx.

Love this blue and white quilt

There is nothing I like more than a simple quilt pattern that looks complicated. Behold .... the Jewel Box quilt. Shibori is a Japanese term for a method of dyeing cloth. Traditionally using Indigo, it is a form of tie-dyeing that goes back to the 8th century. This quilt block is called: Jewel Box I did not use a printed pattern - but by reading this post and the links below you will be able to master this :) Quilt Specs: The fabric: A fat quarter bundle of Shibori II from Moda. This…

About this item 100% Cotton Charming Florals: Brighten your bedroom with the blooming floral pattern of our Sydney Reversible Quilt Set. This print embodies the spirit of spring with a gorgeous garden, featuring flowers and vines enriched with nostalgic colors for that homey feel. Versatile Design: Enjoy two stylish looks in one set! Simply flip this bedding set over to reveal a modern trellis pattern. Switch up your primary or guest bedroom decor as often as you'd like with this stylish…

Hi friends! I have a new pattern to share with you today! And the best part? It's FREE! I'm calling this pattern New Beginnings. Would you care to know why? I love when there's a story behind a pattern or it's name so let me tell you TWO reasons why I chose to call it New Beginnings. First, because of the Hourglass blocks. Every time an hourglass runs out of sand and you flip it over, time starts anew. The second reason I decided to call it New Beginnings, is because I actually made the X…