Are you looking for info on the best way to wash your handmade quilt? You’ve come to the right place!
You (or someone who loves you) spent many long hours creating a beautiful quilt as a keepsake or to keep you warm.
Because of this, you want to take good care of it so it won't get damaged or torn over the years.
There are definitely some things you want to avoid when washing your quilt and some specific care instructions you should follow for basic quilt care.
Do you, or someone you know, has a baby boy on the way?
A handmade quilt is one of the sweetest and most cherished gifts a baby can be given.
That’s why I’ve gathered 17 adorable baby quilt patterns for boys.
This quilt pattern collection is perfect for beginner quilters and is much less daunting than a larger, more complex quilt design.
We even found some fantastic free options!
As a new quilter, you will find a large assortment of tools that must be purchased to complete your first quilt project.
One of the tools most often used, besides the sewing machine, is the rotary cutter.
Originally invented for the garment industry, this handy tool became a staple at every quilters cutting table during the 1980s.
Before the rotary cutter, quilters spent hours cutting out pieces by hand with sharp scissors. Each piece of fabric, as well as each completed block, required precision in trimming.
With the rotary cutter, that accuracy became instant and fast.
Quilters could move quickly through their projects, which added excitement. They could accomplish more in less time.
No longer did it require weeks of tedious cutting to finish a quilt.
The quilting industry changed instantly overnight.
I don't know about you, but one of my favorite things about quilting is the community — the large, friendly community.
Many different types of people enjoy quilting, and quilt blogs make it possible for quilters to come together and talk about their experiences, as well as give each other useful tips.
Quilting bloggers often share pictures of their work, as they talk about the details of their process with other people who share their interest in quilting.
Have you ever been on a road trip in rural America and glance up at an old, dilapidated barn that has a brightly painted quilt block on the front of it?
Why would someone take the time to put something like that upon a barn that looks like it’s about to fall over, right?
This post will go over the significance of these beautiful art pieces hung up on unique canvas and why rural Americans love to display them on their barns.
Do you have several quilts lying around the house but are unsure what to do with them?
Most quilters have more quilts in their homes than beds, but where else can we put them?
Whether you made the quilts or someone special to you made them, you want to have them out for all to see, not locked away in a closet.
Today, we will examine nine beautiful and unique ways to display quilts.