Follow along and learn from Teresa Justice that English paper piecing isn’t just for hexies. Sometimes it’s the easiest way to achieve the perfect points and connections you’ve been longing to make!
Some years, you just don’t get around to making the Christmas decor you would like. You wish you had a creative, hand-sewn Christmas tree skirt as you pull out the tree at the start of the holidays, but once again you wrap the same tired piece of red fabric or that raggedy skirt you’ve used...
After a year of hand piecing, hand quilting is now underway on this stunning quilt made by New Zealand quilter Wendy of the Wendy’s Quilts and More blog. Her adventure started with the pattern La Passacaglia from Dutch designer Willyne Hammerstein’s first Millefiori Quilts book. Although Willyne hand stitched the quilts in that hard-to-find book,...
Use a unique water-soluble stabilizer in an unconventional way! Learn tricks for easier appliqué placement in this tip from Karen K. Stone. Sign up for Karen’s class, English Paper Piecing by Machine, at iquilt.com.
Take a look at three new books from AQS Publishing: App2Applique, An English Paper Pieced Sampler, and Kaleidostars. You’ll find new techniques and ideas across the quilting style spectrum! App2Appliqué! By Dianne S. Hire With a conversational tone, Dianne offers a guided trip down the quilting rabbit hole into the wondrous world of continuous appliqué...
With just one shape, you can make a unique quilt! For centuries, quilters have been switching up the colors of their pieces for a wide array of effects. AQS Vintage One-Patch Block #6 is The Apple Core Block. Have some fun with this unique shape! Block #6: The Apple Core Apple Core quilts were very...
