Welcome to my stop on the Modern Quilts – Block by Block blog hop! Modern Quilts – Block by Block is the latest creative endeavour from the extremely talented Emily Dennis of Quilty Love. Thanks to Emily and Tuva Publishing, I was given a copy of the book to peruse, and Emily asked if I ... Read More about Modern Quilts Block by Block Blog Hop – Hopscotch Quilt

Kitty cat quilt pattern from ConnectingThreads.com

Make a scrappy rainbow baby quilt with this easy and free baby quilt pattern by Bonjour Quilts. Grab your scrap pile and start sewing!

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My new summer mug rug is a simple foundation pieced pattern. You can create it in your favourite ice cream flavours. The block is 7" x 7" (15cm x 15cm). Make nine blocks in different flavours for a cute mini quilt like the one below. Ice Cream Swirl Cone Mug Rug Buy now at my PATTERN STORE

This fun little Caterpillar Quilt has been in my head for well over a year and I’m so excited to finally be able to share the pattern with all of you! The Caterpillar Quilt pattern is a perfe…

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Sharing one of my most special treasures. This heart quilt that was a gift to me in 2016. Makes my heart happy. Thank you to my special…

Cozy up this winter with 9 new patterns from knitscene! This gorgeous collection includes patterns for 4 sweaters, 2 cowls, a poncho, hat, and pair of fingerless mitts all inspired by the chilly days and nights of winter. Grab your needles and get inspired with this all-new collection!

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Scrap Happy Quilt by Amy Smart featured in Issue 85 of Love Patchwork and Quilitng Magazine - perfect for using all of your favorite rainbow scraps.

Last weekend, I traveled to Cape Cod with my guild for our annual fall retreat. It was so darn good. I didn’t have tons of time to prep new projects, so I grabbed what I had in the works already, figuring I’d get done what I could get done. I completed an as-yet-unrevealed project and pieced its back, I sewed two tops for baby quilts, I made good headway on a QuiltCon submission, and I finished up some bee blocks for a charity quilt. Honestly, I was so productive that I thought I might run…

A completed quilt top! Finishing a quilt top always feels good, but finishing a top and knowing you’ll be passing it on to others for quilting and binding is even better. Such is the case with my current project, a version of Suzy Quilts’ Ahoy Sailor pattern. I noticed after the top was finished that the fish on the left are upside down. I was contemplating fixing the problem until I remembered my recent visit to the New England Aquarium. Guess what my older son and I saw there in the giant…

It’s super exciting that so many of you are going to join in on our Dear Dottie sew-along ! This weekend I finished my baby-sized Dear Dottie quilt. It’s a 32” square of scrap happy dots with cinnamon roll swirl quilting. Fun, fun, fun!