I love making Christmas gifts but the secrecy required nearly kills me, so it’s really good to finally share what I was making in...

EDIT: You can now buy this pattern as a PDF here or as a Paper Pattern here. My subscription copy of Today's Quilter arrived last week...

Edit: All of the posts & tutorials from 2018's Spellbound Sew-along can be found here. Welcome to my first Petit Four tutorial: finishing...

There has been lots of thoughtful discussion on Instagram recently about making what YOU really love, combining projects and fabrics in...

I was lucky enough to post another Moda Bakeshop recipe last month. A pretty Charm-Pack-friendly quilt I called 'Woodruff' (you can find...

My most recent finish, Pennine Star, has an interesting history. The design was created a century ago by Northumberland quilter Elizabeth...

Speed, bonnie boat, like a bird on the wing Onward the sailors cry Carry the lad that's born to be King Over the sea to Skye... My...

I wrote this post last September and I hope you'll bear with me reposting it, because it has a happy ending. And we all need a few happy...

I suspect you may not be all that familiar with early landscape drawings, but I love them: the plans and elevations are often...

I'm quite keen on the cake stand quilt block, you might have noticed ;-) They are one of the large family of basket blocks that started...

I have a real soft spot for Homely Joys . I originally drafted the house block to make some Christmas gifts for my nieces. They live in a...

If you've ever been curious about the design process, I hope you'll find this new occasional series interesting. I'm starting with my...

Sometimes things just don't go to plan do they? So, of course, that must also apply when you're designing a quilt. Most of my designs...

I'm slightly overexcited to tell you that I've written a tutorial for the Moda Bakeshop. It's for a quilt that I've called 'Speedwell' -...