Miriam Ronne 
As a quilter, you’re probably constantly searching for your next quilt project, right?
There are so many beautiful patterns, but how do you choose?
Let’s say you have some gorgeous fabric that features a large print.
Many patterns want you to cut small pieces to create intricate blocks, but what if you want the fabric to be the focal point?
I’ve got the perfect pattern for you; enter the “walk-about quilt pattern.”
Let’s check it out!
If you have ever been to a quilt shop or even a big box craft store that sells quilting fabric, you have probably seen a section labeled “quilt panels.”
A quilt panel is a piece of fabric usually measuring 24”- 36” wide and 36”- 42” height.
These panels will have one large image on them or several smaller coordinating squares and rectangles that you can use for large blocks on a quilt.
Today, we’ll go over the basics of using fabric panels in a quilt design.
We will also show you a large selection of panel quilt pattern ideas.
Sure, scrappy quilts are eye-catching and colorful, and who doesn’t love creating a quilt from a gorgeous fat quarter bundle?
But sometimes, you want to make a quilt with a minimal fabric selection and timeless appeal.
That’s why so many quilt pattern designers have created patterns for 3-yard quilts.
These patterns make fabric selection a breeze and are usually wonderful beginner-friendly designs.
Let’s take an in-depth look into these versatile patterns and see what is possible with just three yards of fabric.
As quilters, we are constantly searching for the next quilt pattern we want to attempt, whether we’re beginners or seasoned professionals.
One of the best quilt patterns for any skill level is the log cabin pattern.
We’re going to take a closer look at log cabin quilts and see why they are an excellent choice for any quilter, no matter their skill level.
I’ll also show you 29 striking examples of the log cabin quilt pattern and answer some common questions surrounding the pattern.
Setting up a dedicated sewing station is a big step, and choosing all the furniture can be a bit intimidating.
One of the biggest challenges is choosing the right sewing chair.
Think about it — you’ll be sitting in this chair for hours at a time, especially if you are a quilter.
You need a great chair to support your back, hips, and legs.
A chair can make all the difference in your comfort level when sewing.
This article is exclusively dedicated to helping you find the best chair for you and answering the question, “What is the best sewing chair?”
One of my favorite quilt projects to work on is a baby quilt.
There’s just something about making a quilt for a new little bundle of joy that makes the project even more special and precious to me.
I know it can be overwhelming to figure out how much fabric to buy (especially if you are ordering online) or trying to match colors and patterns together, especially for beginner quilters.
In this post, I want to show you a few precut baby quilt kits along with several baby quilt kits for beginners that will help take all the guesswork out of making your next baby quilt.