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Tag Archives: machine quilting
Helpful Hint on Machine Quilting
Quiltmaker celebrated its 30th anniversary in 2012 with the publication of Quiltmaker’s Garden as a series quilt. Our quilt was made by Peg Spradlin from Cozad, Nebraska. Peg has sewn for us and our sister publications for many years. She … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting 101, Scrapbag
Tagged machine quilting, peg spradlin, quiltmaker's garden
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Scrap Squad: Mel’s Chain Reaction and Giveaway!
The QM Scrap Squad is a select group of seven QM readers. They take one pattern from each regular issue of Quiltmaker and make their own scrappy versions to inspire you. The featured quilt from the March/April issue is Chain … Continue reading
Posted in Scrap Squad
Tagged chain reaction, hooked on feathers, machine quilting, melissa radtke, quilting, sally terry, Scrap Squad
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Freeform Fun
I finished sewing a Quiltmaker project recently (from gorgeous Red Rooster fabrics) and had a bunch of patches left over. I decided to play around and see what happened. The most obvious thing was to sew the rectangular patches together. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged baby quilt, machine quilting, quick and easy, Red Rooster Fabrics, Scrapbag, stash buster
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Easy, ongoing sewing!
I’m stuck, but in a good way. I can’t stop making these lovely little blocks I call Windmills. I started piecing them as “leaders and enders.” I first heard about leaders and enders through Bonnie Hunter at quiltville.com—it’s done while … Continue reading
