Recent Designs
Hugs N Kisses Quilt November 8, 2009
X's and O's arranged in a pattern means lots of Hugs and Kisses for your loved ones. With this quilt design in five different sizes, I have kept my focus on the beginner quilter as well as those looking for quick results: as usual, the instructions are easy to follow, with tons of pictures and diagrams.
And beginning with this pattern, I am including a little something extra for the teachers of those beginner quilters. Whether you are new to teaching, or a seasoned quilt teacher, you will find quick tips, as well as warnings where quilters might be tempted to make a misstep. Save yourself and your staff valuable time by checking out the Teaching Notes for this quilt. Download your Free Teacher's Notes for the Hugs N Kisses Quilt today.
Hugs and Kisses emphasizes the relationship that Quilting Shops can build with their Beginner Level Quilters and those looking for a project that's quickly made. Do you want a pattern that will show your clientele how to use Jelly Rolls®, Bali Pops® or Roll-ups®? Do you have an accuquilt® machine in your shop you would like to kit with? Do you want a pattern that can show off a beautiful quilting stitch? Do you want to build a new customer base of quilters? Teach them with hugs and kisses. Remember: XOXO.
In The News
New: Teacher's Notes XOXO November 7, 2009
Three simple blocks are twisted and turned to make up the X's and O's in this fun quilt.
Hugs & Kisses has been designed to be made with two-and-a-half-inch strips and 2 coordinates. It's perfect for Jelly Rolls ®, Bali Pops ® and Roll Ups ® or just use up stash fabrics! Make it in lap, single, double, queen or king size. It's fast, fun and easy to make and designed with beginner quilters in mind with full color instructions.
Shop owners will be happy to hear that starting with the Hugs & Kisses pattern I will offer Teaching Notes for all of my designs. Follow the link below to make teaching this quilt in your shop a breeze.
Recent Mischief
While you were away... February 4, 2010
Harry kept himself busy while we, his owners, took ourselves off on holidays this January. Thinking that it was time we updated to vertical blinds, he took things into his own paws. This is our window seat area in the family room after his creative spurt. Needless to say we were stunned to discover his hidden talent and are hoping he doesn't decide to do something with the drapes next. Keep in mind when judging his work that Harry has no claws and was unable to refine and fine tune the details involved in his renovation...