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Learn how to sew a beautiful quilted Patchwork Cushion. Throw pillows instantly update any space. Personalize yours with patchwork.

(Please note that affiliate links have been used in this post.) As many of you know, I sell quilted pillow covers in my Etsy Shop. I list a few every now and then as my time and desire allows. I ha…

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Discover the Art of Crafting Ruffled Cushion Covers: Step-by-Step Sewing Guide. Elevate your home decor with charming ruffled cushion covers! My comprehensive tutorial walks you through the entire process, from selecting the perfect fabric to mastering ruffle techniques. Create personalized, stylish

Hello there quilting friends. I hope you all are well. I have a new free pattern that I’m excited to share with you. It’s a fun, stash-busting project that you can sew up in a weekend: Simply Star…

A Guide to Contemporary Quilting. An online quilting course from House of Quinn aims to teach you how to create beautiful textiles objects for the home from conscious and renewed fabrics and materials.

Simple pillow tutorial by Sedef Imer with a Scandi (scandinavian-inspired) design, featuring Summer Blush fabric for Riley Blake Designs.

I love quilts with their soft fabric and plush batting. But what makes a quilt even cosier? If it's a floor cushion! This quick and fun project will make you a huge comfortable floor cushion (about (or if you're a crazy dog lady like me, also a perfect dog bed!) The instructions assume you already have a quilt top (this also works for Lo & Behold Stitchery's Ombre Puff quilt) but if you're looking for a quick pattern like the one pictured below,

DIY Patchwork Bench Cushion FREE Sewing Tutorial This Patchwork Cushion would look awesome on any kind of bench. It is long and skinny (12 1/2'' x ...

I love lots of stitchy quilty dimpled texture in my projects. I'm very tactile and love running my hands over these sorts of projects. Marie Kondo might find joy in neat minimalist drawers, but I find joy in quilty dimpled textile projects. Over the weekend I finished this kantha-style cushion. It is made with Japanese lawn fabric which is very thin and soft and lovely to work with (plus it's readily available at my local Spotlight store). I made up the panel and spent lots of happy hours…

Do you love those cushy box cushions with the hand stitched details? I sure do! So, when I was brainstorming what sort of projects to make for my upcoming Art Gallery Fabrics Willow Look Book I came up with a nursery playroom theme and what better project to add to a playroom than French Mattress

Last week I had a change in colour! I have many fabrics i bought when I first started sewing which I don't always get to use as they don't go with the colours palette I'm working with. I had seen a quilt on Pinterest with peachy pinks, corally pinks, turquoise and greys. What great colours together! Iadded linen and off white antique linen as well. I didn't use a pattern, I just made it 'willy nilly'! Once it was machine quilted I decided to machine applique hearts here and there. Of course…