Have you seen all of the Sew Many Colors mini quilts around Instagram? If not click here: #sewmanycolors Also, be sure to vote for your favorite here. Voting closes on Saturday, April 15. The top 3 Minis will be showcased on the Auribuzz blog, will receive a fabulous prize package including goodies from Aurifil, Robert Kaufman, […]
I LOVE a good solid fabric so I was really excited to meet the folks at Paintbrush Studio at QuiltCon 2017. I was drawn to their booth by their Painter’s Palette Solids collection which features 168 awesome colors! They also had some beautiful quilted samples by Jacquie Gehring in the booth. Today I’m happy to announce that […]
Enjoy more of my favorite quilts from QuiltCon 2017. Be sure to check out more quilts in part 1 post. You can find it here.
The juried show at QuiltCon 2017 was amazing! This was my third QuiltCon and each year the design and craftsmanship of the work tops the previous year. Enjoy just some of my favorite quilts from the show:
I am so excited to share with you the second part of my secret project (and a FREE pattern along with an awesome contest/giveaway). In early 2016, I designed a mini quilt, entitled So Many Colors, as a donation to the Quilt Alliance annual fundraiser. The theme was “Playing Favorites” and the mini quilt incorporated my favorite […]
Today is a big day! QuiltCon 2017 kicks off AND I finally get to share the first part of a big project I’ve been working on for a while! It’s been really difficult to NOT share progress photos on social media or this blog. I’m incredibly excited and honored to reveal 270 Colors, a quilt […]
I was a guest on episode 328 of the American Patchwork and Quilting podcast hosted by Pat Sloan. We chatted about my design process, how I got into quilting and more. The episode originally aired on January 30, 2017 but you can download via iTunes here. I was honored to be a guest and had […]
(this is the 5th, and final, post in a series about exhibiting at my first Quilt Market. Be sure to read the first, second, third and fourth posts.) When I left off in my previous post, everything was packed up and ready (or as ready as it was ever going to be) to fly down to […]
(this is the 4th post in a series about exhibiting at my first Quilt Market. Be sure to read the first, second and third posts.) I was in the home stretch for preparing for my Market debut in October 2016. Preparations for Market was my full-time job. I stayed on track by setting weekly milestones and updating to […]
(this is the 3rd post in a series about exhibiting at my first Quilt Market. Be sure to read the first and second posts.) September 2016 was all about honing in on design details for my booth, finalizing new patterns for launch, making new connections and organizing details and production schedules for my Market debut. […]