Miriam Ronne 
Did you know that there is a quilt pattern that symbolizes romance, longevity, and love?
The pattern I am talking about is the Double Wedding Ring quilt pattern (DWR), and it is a gorgeous canvas of interwoven rings creating a beautiful quilt top.
I want to go over a little history of the wedding quilt, show a wide variety of examples of the pattern, and provide links to a few free DWR patterns.
Fall is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to start making spooky and festive Halloween quilts.
There are so many possibilities when decorating your home with Halloween quilt projects, and we will explore a bunch of them today!
Whether you go “all out” with your Halloween decor or prefer to have just a few spooky pieces, you will surely find something ghoulishly perfect in the collection of Halloween quilt pattern ideas.
Barn quilts are a well-loved tradition in rural areas and have gained more popularity in the past couple of decades.
Whoever came up with the idea to use quilt patterns for barn art was a genius.
Though the origin of the first barn quilt is unknown, what is certain is that barn quilts exude a warm, cozy, homey feel to everyone (even those who may not quilt or live on a farm).
In this post, I will show you the steps to making a barn quilt and answer some questions you may have about how to make barn quilts.
Did you know there is a difference between a lap quilt and a throw quilt?
When I first started creating quilts for other people, I thought they were basically the same thing.
However, I quickly found out that they are different sizes entirely.
Today, we will focus on the different attributes of lap quilts, such as the size of lap quilts and how exactly they differ from a throw-sized quilt.
Trends in fashion always seem to make their way back into the spotlight, and today’s topic is one of those iconic 80s trends.
Oh yes, we’re talking about the Fanny Pack.
In this post, we will discuss what a fanny pack is, how to make a fanny pack and check out some beautiful modern twists on that classic fashion accessory.
By the time we’ve looked over all of these patterns, you’re definitely going to want to make one…or five!
Let’s jump into it!
Remember when you bought your sewing machine, and it came with a stiff, plastic, slightly off-white cover?
I don’t know about you, but mine is still in the box that my sewing machine came in. They just aren’t very pretty!
With that said, wouldn’t having a beautiful and practical sewing machine cover for your sewing space be fun?
Let’s talk all about sewing machine covers and why you should probably have one for your machine.