Scrappy low volume quilt

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I started making this quilt four homes ago. Which is not a typical measurement of time, but in my case, that's how I remember it. Gathering ...

I have just manage to finish up one of two low volume quilts I have been commissioned to make… despite the universe conspiring against me getting a finish for Friday. Recently I was asked to …

Quilt Story

I just wasn't into the blue/green quilt I had started so I put it away for a while. I saw a free pattern from All People Quilt and really ...

I actually only started this quilt the other day. I had an overwhelming urge to cut up some fabrics to...

I'm so happy to share this free, simple pattern today for a I Spy quilt with low volume fabrics. This is one of my favorite quilts ever! I w...

A Finished Quilt A scrappy strip quilt :: scrappy in the sense that I have used a variety of fabrics :: less scrappy is the layout with...

Catching up here on quilts finished this year. I started collecting low volume fabrics a few years ago needing a break from all the bright fabrics and the calm was welcome. Turns out I had A LOT of low volume fabric as I finished this queen size quilt and still had plenty to make at least two more quilts. Earlier this year when I was looking for meditative quarantine sewing, I started making these partial seam blocks using Red Pepper Quilts Bright Hope block tutorial. I ended up with over…

I've really loved every quilt I've made using patterns from Sunday Morning Quilts (see: my Up, Up and Away quilt and my improv slab qui...

This next project I want to share with you is such a great scrapbuster! I saw a quilt like it at my friend's mother's house and knew it would be such a fun project so I just had to make one too! Here's a brief description of how to make this beginner-friendly quilt: 1. Gather a bunch of 4-1/2" wide scraps (they can be any length you want). I cut mine anywhere from 1-1/2" to about 5-6" in length. 2. Sew them into one long strip. Press the seam allowances open. 3. Cut that strip into 4-1/2"…

Have you heard or seen the term Low Volume and wondered when Quilters began talking about sound? If you answered Yes, then this pos...

Fabric scraps of even the smallest size (1" x 1") can be sewn together to become the starting point of beautiful patchwork. Recen...

The Week in Stitches and Pictures And it has been a good week, a much more sewing/quilting friendly week in terms of weather. There is t...

A glimpse into my compulsion to create.

Low volume sewing is pretty hot right now. For me, one of the biggest challenges is finding low volume prints in my stash. It's probably pretty obvious that I tend to be attracted to color saturated prints. Amanda from Westwood Acres sells a low volume bundle in her shop on Etsy. She cleverl

A glimpse into my compulsion to create.

The Scrappy Star Block (click here for Jennie's tutorial) , is such a fun design for using whimsical low volume fabrics for the backg...