Looking for an efficient way to make flying geese blocks? In this tutorial, I’ll teach you how to make 4-at-a-time flying geese, saving you time while keeping your quilt blocks precise and uniform. This method is perfect for all skill levels and will help you create stunning quilt designs faster than ever.
Looking for a quick and easy quilt project? In my latest YouTube video, I show you how to make 4-patch quilt blocks using 5″ charm pack squares—perfect for beginners and experienced quilters alike!
Sashing strips are the fabric pieces that separate your quilt blocks, adding structure and framing each design to create a more organized look. In this guide, I’ll show you how to easily cut perfect sashing strips with my favorite time-saving tool!
A snowballed quilt block is constructed of 1 larger square of fabric and other smaller squares (usually 2 or 4 squares). This is such a beginner-friendly quilt technique block. There are so many options and possible combinations!
Learn how to make the perfect four-patch quilting blocks with this step-by-step guide. Great for beginner quilters and experienced quilters alike.
The diamond-in-a-square block is such a fun block to make! It allows you to highlight a fabric pattern or fussy cut the most perfect details!
Ready for a more efficient method for making half square triangles? Let me introduce you to my favorite method for making these simple blocks – the 4 at a time method! I love this method because there is NO marking or extra prep work needed.
Let’s make 2 at a time half square triangles – the traditional staple quilt block! Last week we covered some of the considerations when deciding which method to use when making these simple and versatile quilt blocks.
I have created the Ultimate Half Square Triangle Guide! This guide is the ONLY Half Square Triangle (HST) reference guide you will ever need!
