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Felicia’s World is a quilting shop that offers paper piecing templates and applique patterns to both beginners and experienced quilters. Apart from log cabin paper piecing templates and patterns, they also provide in-depth instructional blogs and tutorial videos to their readers to help them in their quilting journey.
Read more at Felicia’s World.
Jemima Flendt from Tied with a Ribbon writes all about the quilting and sewing adventures in her sewing room and provides all the latest happenings in the studio with the latest pattern releases and tips to make them. As a quilting teacher, Jemima writes many helpful tutorials and articles to help you improve your quilting skills so that you can quilt better and more confidently.
Read more at Tied With a Ribbon.
Connie has been quilting most of her life and begam sharing quilt tutorials and information online in 2011. Connie creates quilt patterns that have full-color diagrams and easy to follow directions that are great for beginner quilters.
Read more at Freemotion by the River.
Melissa started quilting as a hobby in 2005 but since starting her blog, Happy Quilting, in 2010 her hobby has turned into a passion. Her passion for quilting has lead to creating her own designs that she shares as tutorials, published works, a pattern line, and even her own book, Irish Chain Quilts. Melissa loves designing and finds inspiration in just about everything and anything. Melissa, her husband and their five little children live in Cedar City, Utah. To see more of her daily quilting adventures check out her blog Happy Quilting.
Read more at Happy Quilting.
Amy Friend is a designer of mainly modern paper pieced quilts and author of Intentional Piecing, Improv Paper Piecing and Petal and Stem. Her blog follows her creative path, showcases new designs and patterns, offers block of the month programs, and block swaps/sewalongs.
Read more at During Quiet Time.
Denise designs paper pieced quilt patterns with no curved piecing, no Y
seams, and no partial seams. For the love of geese was created and named after her first commercially available pattern two years ago. She now offers patterns for sale in her Etsy shop and free patterns and tutorials on her blog.
Read more at For the Love of Geese.
A Quilting Life is a blog dedicated to quilting, fabric, and notions for quilters of all levels. Follow along to find all of the latest information in the quilting world, new patterns, and free tutorials.
Read more at A Quilting Life.
Yvette is a YouTube quilter who loves to share her makes through sewalongs and tutorials. She loves to open subscription boxes with the help of her four-legged sidekick, Jellybean. Check her out on YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and (of course) her blog.
Read more at TheYvetteRene.
The author of Scrapdash is a quilt teacher and RVer who specializes in downloadable quilt patterns, tutorials, and mysteries. On the Scrapdash blog, you will find free how-to tutorials for quilt blocks and patterns which explain sewing and quilting techniques to beginners. Follow their fun and easy mystery quilts, too.
Read more at Scrapdash.
Nicole Reed’s passion is quiltmaking, although decorating, cooking, entertaining, reading, and matters of style interest her greatly. In her frequent weekly blog posts, she shares her quilting projects, favorite recipes, book reviews, and current favorites with her readers. She encourages dialog between readers in her comments section and often entertains lively discussions and helpful tips from other readers.
Read more at Sister’s Choice Quilts.
Epida Studio is the place for those who make beautiful things with needle and thread. Find tutorials, patterns and project inspiration for quilting, pojagi, embroidery, and sewing.
Read more at Epida Studio.
Mary Johnson has been blogging at Making Scrap Quilts from Stash since 2005 with a focus on donation quilting and shares her love of easy scrap quilts with her readers. She maintains a website with brief instructions for her quilts. Mary also blogs about her knitting, crochet, travels and family life.
Read more at Making Scrap Quilts from Stash.
Quilts Etc. is a daily quilt blog about hand quilting started in 2007. Karen has been hand quilting for over 30 years. Besides quilting this blog is a journal of daily life including other things besides quilting such as knitting, crochet, travel and gardening, cooking and family.
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Joan’s goal is to inspire and entertain you, down the “crazy” quilting road that so many love to travel. Humor and quilting can sooth a soul and she loves combining the two. You will see her in action in 2020, with her 365 Days of Silly Holidays.
Read more at MooseStash Quilting.
Brooke loves to inspire her readers with Fresh and Fun projects! She designs projects sharing with her readers her creative process. Come be inspired!
Read more at Silly Mama Quilts.
Quilty Love by Emily Dennis is a modern quilt blog with loads of quilty inspiration, modern quilt patterns, free quilting tutorials and resources for the modern quilter.
Read more at Quilty Love.
Deanna shares all kinds of scrap quilting tutorials and ideas, including an occasional quiltalong, on her blog-Wedding Dress Blue. She helps her readers learn to love their fabric again and make beautiful quilts from simple shapes.
Read more at Wedding Dress Blue.
Lilypadquilting is all about the fun and merriment of quilting, a hobby that has been described as taking perfectly good fabric and cutting it up into pieces, and then sewing it together again! We provide tutorials and inspiration for rookie quilters and for veterans, too! Hope you will join us!
Read more at Lily Pad Quilting.
Lucie the Happy Quilter’s blog is the perfect blog to visit for a little slice of enthusiasm. Lucie approaches quilt making and life in general in a positive and refreshing way.
Read more at Lucie the Happy Quilter’s Blog.