If you’ve been following along this week, you know that we’re making the Triple Churn Dash tabletopper using Northcott’s ColorWorks Premium Solid 9000 and Toscana fabrics. In making this tabletopper it’s better to apply the 2 tips for pressing seams to reduce a lot of bulk and achieve good work. These are so simple…
It’s time to sew together the pieces we cut out yesterday to make the tabletopper. Using the 4 essential cutting tips for cutting any quilt pieces truly eliminate all hassles. My version of the tabletopper uses Northcott ColorWorks Premium Solids for the blue fabrics and the white background is from…
Wasn’t yesterday’s blog post exciting? I was so afraid of bringing fabrics into the computer-based design software. Why would I want to do that? I do it all the time now and it never ceases to amaze me how the end quilt looks just like the picture! Today it’s time…
Did you see those gorgeous Bold, Beautiful Basics by Northcott yesterday? Don’t they make you want to sew something? Makes me want to sew something. Here’s the thing. There are times when you know exactly what you want to make – perhaps it’s a pattern you bought or you have a very…
Fabric! Who doesn’t love fabric? Like any industry, there’s a lot of flashy new stuff, but there’s a lot to be said for the classics, like the Bold Beautiful Basics by Northcott. Basics tend to get forgotten as new collections are introduced. I assembled all the Northcott basics in one spot for you…