News from the Studio

Do you need help with your Dragon Dreams quilt?

I am so excited to announce that all the resources from our 2026 Dragon Dreams quilt-along are now freely available! If you'd like a little support stitching up your own dragon quilt, please enjoy 6 blog posts guiding you through all the steps of making your quilt.

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What skills do you need to sew a Dragon Dreams quilt?

I can't tell you how many times I have been asked this question. And given that I released my Dragon Dreams quilt pattern more than 5 years ago, you could argue that this blog post is slightly over due... But well - better late than never! 🫠 The skill level on the pattern states "Confident beginner". And by that I mean that I would generally assume that you can make it, as long as... you know how to prepare and cut your fabric using acrylic rulers and a rotary cutter, you have a sewing machine and know how to operate it, you...

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Did you know that dapper ducks wear fancy hats?

Oh wow, it's almost Easter! 🐥🌷 I may have had some more ambitious plans in terms of Easter sewing projects, but life has been really busy lately and I am happy that I was at least able to finish and share these two dapper ducks.  I hope you'll enjoy this project as much as I did! 💛 A few notes before we start The shown mini quilts finish at 15" x 19" each. You will need the following pattern:  Duck March (get the PDF / printed booklet) Download the free Duck March Hat add-on pattern linked below.  Fabric requirements: please have about...

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How to make an Evergreen table runner

Look at the gorgeous Evergreen runner my friend Julie made! 🌲 In search of a beautiful project to make with my free Evergreen pattern, we dreamed up this table runner finishing at about 14" x 59". We wanted a piece that could be an eye-catcher on its on or part of a festive holiday setting, easily adjustable in length. And I think we nailed it, wouldn't you say?! I find it deserves a longer time to shine than just the holidays! At least for all of fall and winter I'd allow it on my table, or why not year-round, really?!...

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