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Have you heard of Pinterest community boards? These are inspiration boards that allow any member of the group to add pins, so you can share a great quilt or sewing tutorial that you’ve run across! This is also a great way to promote your latest and greatest blog posts, tutorials, and patterns. You may add up to 3 pins per day when you join one of the groups below! We’re just getting our feet...
If you like making fabric flowers, today’s blog book tour should be right up your alley! I’m excited to introduce Indygo Junction’s Fabric Flowers, a book by Amy Barickman. The book covers 25 different techniques for flowers you can wear or use to decorate with. The flowers can be made easily with coordinating tools from Clover Needlecraft, which takes the guesswork out of making so many different types of flowers. The flowers in this...
I typically lay out my quilt blocks and fabrics on the carpet in order to test out designs. But this method only seems to attract cats or general foot traffic until my blocks are so tossed about that I can’t remember what I was doing in the first place. Do you have this problem? Enter, the design board! Also called a design wall, a design board is a helpful tool for quilters that works...
I recently moved from a larger home to a smaller space, so I had a challenge in front of me when it came to organizing my craft/sewing area. I thought I’d share some tips in case you are dealing with a craft space that also serves another purpose (bedroom, guest room, office or nursery). I was very overwhelmed at first with all of the miscellaneous boxes of craft supplies. Those of you who have...
Are you ready for Valentine’s Day tomorrow? I wanted to have a cute little non-candy item for my son’s teachers so I designed this “I’m in good hands with you!” printable. Just print, cut, mount on cardstock, punch a hole in the upper left, and tie it to hand sanitizer or lotion. I used mini bottles of scented hand sanitizer from Bath and Body Works in the image above. You can get the...