I’ve had a few questions while I’ve been working on my Virginia Bound blocks. I’m hoping I can tell a little more about them today. First off, this is the quilt I am writing abou…

Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.

Holy cow! Have I been busy! It’s been nearly three months since my last post here and I’ve been creating up a storm. I just have to start chunking away at it all. So, what happened afte…

Scrappy Broken Dishes Quilt – Antique Inspired Hello Dear Friends and Readers, Reflecting on antique Dutch quilts, I will immediately think of stars, hourglass, tumbling blocks and broken dishes in the quilt designs. Of course there are others too, but this is what comes to mind for me. The appeal is timeless and the beauty of … Continue reading Scrappy Broken Dishes Quilt – Antique Inspired →

Quilter, Teacher, Author, Hopeless Scrapaholic! Bonnie K Hunter is the head, heart and hands behind Quiltville.com.

I was thinking today that, sometimes when my spirits are low, all it takes to lift them again is to ask myself one little question: “What is beautiful about this moment?” And, you know what? The universe always has an answer for me. In fact, the universe usually has several. Two of today’s beautiful...Read More »

Crumb Jumble, in a baby quilt size, from the book String Frenzy by Bonnie K Hunter

Do you love scrap quilts? Do you wish you could create your own? Today I share time tested tips and tricks for scrap quilting success.

These scrappy quilts like Grandma used to make are perfect for the colder months and a great way to make your fabric scrap stash disappear!

I showed you my Crumb Quilt earlier and Bonnie Hunter even featured it on her blog. I knew I’d get questions on how I put it together…so as I was constructing it, I took a few photos. …