Early Quilting History | Art Quilts
Quilting in history is the subject of this Quilty pleasures. Italian quilting and materials such as woven linen are discussed as well as quilting techniques like trapunto.
Quilting in history is the subject of this Quilty pleasures. Italian quilting and materials such as woven linen are discussed as well as quilting techniques like trapunto.
Summer (usually June in the United States) is often a time for weddings. I have long been a fan of Double Wedding Ring quilts because they are often so vibrant with a great deal of white or light background to really set off the rings. There are many ways to make this particular pattern.
Julie explores a book for us this time in Quilty Pleasures….Ready for a super fun book review? I was sent this quilt book and think it is just wonderful! It is all about making quilts, as well as other things, from a child’s artwork. It is not a book about how to make a quilt but rather how to take a child’s artwork and turn it into something utilizing fabric. The book is Creating Children’s Artwork Quilts by Shannon Gingrich Shirley.
In this column on all our quilty pleasures, written by Julie Rodgers, we learn all about Feed Sack Cloth. We loved the patterns and pure hope within this column using this sturdy fabric. Will you have a go making your own quilt art with this feed sack material?
Quilting and Enslavement We are in times of incredible change. This has led me to want to write on a topic I have long been
A quilted Easter bunny A heartfelt hello to everyone out there! I do not even know where to begin, or what the right words
I was unsure about the topic of this month’s Quilty Pleasures column. Several of my customers work with Sue Spargo’s designs and that nudged
I must admit that I started this particular post several times and kept starting over. This is because I wanted to do justice to Just
Okay, so what or who is The Floss Inn? Owned and created by just one lady Julie Rodgers, The Floss Inn is a company
