Tuesday, July 29, 2025
Solid Squares
Tuesday, June 10, 2025
Downpour Quilt Pattern
New Quilt Pattern Release: Meet Downpour!
I'm thrilled to introduce you to Downpour, my newest quilt pattern — and a special one at that! It’s officially my 50th pattern, and I couldn’t be more excited to share it with you. Downpour is a versatile and eye-catching quilt that comes in four sizes: Baby, Throw, Twin, and Queen. Whether you’re sewing for a little one or creating a statement piece for your bedroom, this pattern has you covered.
What makes Downpour stand out is its flexibility. It can be made with yardage or 2.5" x 21" strips (yes, those precut strips you’ve been saving!). Instructions for both options are included in the pattern, so you can choose the method that works best for your fabric stash. For a simple and clean look, choose three coordinating fabrics plus a background. If you want something a little more playful, go for the scrappy version like I did. Just gather your 2.5" strips (they only need to be 21" long) and sort them into lights, mediums, and darks.
Thanks for being part of this journey. Whether you’ve sewn one pattern or all 50, I’m so grateful for your support. I can’t wait to see your version of Downpour and don’t forget to tag me when you share!
Wednesday, May 28, 2025
Mirage Quilt
57 x 68
This quilt is moody in some blues, grays, and cream. It was a layer cake I've had for years that I bought when our local quilt shop went out of business. I picked this pattern called Mirage by Moonkin. It's a free pattern and she has several more to choose from.
I made mine larger by adding an extra row and a half. So instead of 6 x 7 blocks, I used 6 x 8.5. That also meant that I had to find a couple more fabrics from my stash because the layer cake wasn't enough. But the effort was well worth it.
Friday, May 9, 2025
Introducing My New Quilt Pattern: Summer Breeze
I'm excited to share my latest quilt pattern with you - Summer Breeze! This fresh and versatile design is perfect for showcasing your favorite coordinating fabrics. For my version, I made the small throw size using a cheerful palette of blue and orange. The pattern itself comes with instructions for six sizes, ranging from baby to king, so there's something for everyone.
To help spark your creativity, I’ve also mocked up a few sample versions in different colorways. Hopefully, these will give you some inspiration as you plan your own version of Summer Breeze.