I’m so thankful for all of you and your sweet comments over the years. I hope you enjoy this look back at some of the heart quilts I’ve made over the years.
I chose my fabrics and got started on my June Tailor pillow kit. ! I decided to use some of my long hoarded hand dyes.
These kits are similar to foundation paper piecing, except the lines are for fabric placementment, not sewing lines.
It’s basically a flip and sew technique.
Ta daaa!
Time to finish this up! You can find this and other June Tailor kits by clicking here.
BTW, if you bought an AccuQuilt Cutter and never opened the box, or you are unsure what to do with it, I’ve got a perfect solution for you!
Click here to register for this event today at noon Central Time. You will get to join in a free class from Pam to learn all about getting started with AccuQuilt .
As some of you may know, June Tailor became part of AccuQuilt last year. They sent me this fun kit for making pillows so I could share the process with all of you!
The kit has pattern directions and this batting, printed with seam lines on it.
I’m thinking about a color palette similar to this small quilt that I made a few years ago in a quilt along hosted by Lori of Humble Quilts.
Need a free pattern for a Valentine quilt? This one I wrote for AccuQuilt is under the free patterns tab on their site.
This just made me laugh!
I’m a real introvert so this doesn’t seem like a bad idea sometimes. 😂
Finished another puzzle this week. It’s a shame that a piece was missing.
And lastly, I have a book recommendation.
I learned a lot about women in WW2 that served our soldiers by driving Red Cross club mobiles. They served coffee and donuts along with a warm smile and taste of home.