Quilting Department
Quilt crafts are for more than dressing your bed! Today, quilting is used for home décor, clothing and much more.
Our Quilting department will show you the basics and teach you piecing techniques. You’ll find tips and hints, quilt blocks, free projects and even a quilt shop finder to help you find your local quilting store. And for the more-advanced quilter, you’ll find information on the foundation or paper piecing technique of quilting.
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New Tutorials and Pages
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Sew a quick and easy hanging kitchen towel from a store-purchased washcloth and towel.
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This is a review of new EQ8 add-on blocks for use with Accuquilt Qubes.
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Bookmark this glossary of common quilting terms that every quilter should know! There is a wealth of knowledge here.
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Sew strips of fabric together to make a double-fold binding for the next quilt project such as a quilt, wall hanging, mug rug, or placemat.
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Learn how to tie a quilter's knot with our tutorial and easy step-by-step photo guide. It's perfect for hand sewing, quilting, and hidden knots in fabric!
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These cute pumpkin and turkey decorations are made with fabric yo-yos, felt and a few other supplies.
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This tutorial will demonstrate how to make a reversible hot pad large enough for a casserole dish from 2.5" strips or a jelly roll.
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Browse this page for over 45 free quilted and patchwork pillow tutorials that will add a splash of color to any room. There are patterns for beginners to advanced quilters.
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Create a stunning Totally Scrappy Quilt using leftover fabric! Learn more about transforming scraps into a beautiful quilt.
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Explore the many free jelly roll quilt patterns as well as other jelly roll projects. These fun precuts reduce cutting and speed up sewing!
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Learn how to use the ladder stitch, also known as the blind stitch or invisible stitch by hand to close seams.
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Find free English paper piecing patterns and English paper piecing templates using hexagon paper piecing along with many other creative shapes.
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Gather up all of those beautiful fabric yo-yos and use them to make some or all of the exciting quilt yo-yo patterns and other projects found here!
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Our gifts to sew list has 50 sewing projects ideas. This list has something for everyone, whether the gift is for a friend, family member, teacher, others.
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Go crazy with these free crazy quilt and crazy patchwork quilt patterns and projects!
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Learn how to sew an easy table runner in less than an hour. Make this quick 4 seam table runner as a gift! Also named the 10 minute table runner.
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This video tutorial shows how to make a heat resistant cast iron skillet handle cover that will protect hands from burns.
New Stuff
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It’s important to know the best scissors or tools for cutting fabric. This article explains the five best that you will find affordable.
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Nana Sews
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Amy Smart shares in this post about the Cricut maker's capabilities for cutting fabric for quilt blocks.
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Diary of a Quilter
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Read this article to discover Nana Sews's testing results of the six best self-healing cutting mats.
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Nana Sews
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Follow these steps to get striagh, clearn fabric cut on all types of fabric, such as cotton, faux fur or chiffon.
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WikiHow
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Check out this article to get the scoop on how to use a rotary cutter and some handy safety tips to keep in mind while you work.
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String and Story
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Learn how to quickly and accurately use a rotary cutter to cut lots of squares or rectangles.
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Gigi's Thimble
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This article is on how to use a rotary cutter when cutting fabric for a quilt or project.
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Nana Sews
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Here are some helpful tips and tricks you might want to know when using a rotary cutter to cut fabric.
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You Make It Simple
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How big is a yard of fabric? This depends on the widths of the fabric, length of the fabric, and whether you are measurement is United States or Imperial measurement. Also, Free Fabric Yardage Calculator
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Nana Sews
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This article by Amy Smart is her opinion on pre-washing quilting fabric.
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Diary of a Quilter