Miriam Ronne

Miriam Ronne is a lover of all things quilting and sewing. She is a self- taught quilter and is constantly learning and broadening her skill set to create one-of-a-kind quilts! When she's not behind her sewing machine, you can find her playing with her fur babies or trying her hand at other crafty things.
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10 Of The Best Memory Quilts Ever

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When you hear the term “memory quilt” what comes to mind? A family heirloom?

A quilt made in memory of someone who has passed?

Maybe a quilt to commemorate a specific time in someone’s life?

Are you planning on making a memory quilt, but not quite sure where to begin?

In this article, I will show you some unique and creative ways to capture those precious memories you treasure and turn them into a beautiful functional piece of art—a quilt! 

I am hoping this will help you think outside of the box and get those quilting wheels turning!

If it’s made from fabric, you can use it to make a memory quilt!

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21 Of The Most Gorgeous And Free 12-Inch Quilt Block Patterns

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When selecting a quilt pattern, it’s good to know the size of the quilt blocks.

One of the most common block sizes quilt pattern designers choose to use is a 12” quilt block. 

In this post, we will discuss why designers like to use 12” blocks, how many you will need for a full-size quilt, and finally, we will check out 21 simple 12-inch quilt blocks you can make. 

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Learn To Make A Nine Patch Quilt + 17 Gorgeous Patterns

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When learning beginner quilt blocks, it is essential to master the nine-patch quilt block.

This particular quilt block is simple and easy to learn, but it is incredibly versatile and can be used in many different quilt-making applications. 

Today, we will go over how to construct a nine-patch quilt block, and I will also show you a bunch of modern nine-patch quilt patterns to inspire you to create your own.

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15 Beginner Quilt Patterns To Make You Look Like A Pro

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Are you a beginner quilter searching for patterns that don’t necessarily look like simple quilt patterns?

When I was a beginner, I wanted to hurry up and learn the basics so I could make the more complicated, “fancy” quilt patterns. 

You know which ones I’m talking about.

The quilt patterns where you have to take a step back, turn your head, and say, “How did they do that?!” 

I’ve come up with a fun list of beginner-friendly quilt patterns that will make you look like a pro from the get-go.

Just because you’re attempting a beginner quilt pattern doesn’t mean it can’t be gorgeous and professional.

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Quilters’ Frame Plans: 2 Super Simple Ways To Make Your Own Quilt Frame

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A quilter’s frame may not be a necessary tool for every quilter, but if you plan to do a lot of hand quilting, it may be a good idea to invest in a quilt frame. 

Sure, you can find pre-made frames online, but let’s be honest, most of us quilters like to do as many DIY projects as possible.

Why not make your own quilting frame?

In this post, I give you simple instructions on how to make a quilt frame by using either wood or PVC — and the pros and cons of both types. 

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45 of The Best Gifts for the Sewers in Your Life

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Do you have someone in your life who loves sewing, but you’re not quite sure what to buy them for a gift?

Or maybe you want to get into sewing but don’t know what to ask for for your birthday or Christmas? 

This guide will show you 45 of the best gift ideas for sewers, including some super fun, unusual sewing gifts.

This sewing gift guide will have appropriate gifts for every skill level and sewing interest. 

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