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A new version of my Confetti quilt is hanging in the FIGO booth at QuiltCon!  Earlier this year I was asked if I would be interested in making a qu...

February is a funny month. It feels short, because it is, but also because January feels rather long. In my corner of Canada, spring is still a fai...

Have you ever found yourself looking through your WIPs and UFOs and realized that you have a bunch of orphan blocks and not really a good idea for ...

Valentine's Day is coming up and my house needed a little extra love. Meet the sweetest bunting ever!  This XOXO bunting is a customized version o...

I had some fabulous patterns testers for the Party Bunting pattern who made sure the pattern makes sense and I haven't just been staring at it for ...

The alphabet pattern family has a new member - welcome to the Party Bunting sewing pattern! Party Bunting is a mini version of my signature alphab...

I'm getting back into colour inspiration blog posts, and we're starting off with this yummy inspiration image. Looking outside right now where I am...

I was taking part in #SewPink again this year, which is the annual cancer awareness blog hop hosted by ByAnnie. You can read all about it here in t...

I've been busy playing around with Improv For Planners, getting more and more comfortable with improv as I go along. Which actually was the whole p...

An updated version of my very first quilt pattern: Flocks of Colour. Now with five quilt sizes, two colourways, and bonus half-square triangles. This quilt pattern helps you create a fun, beginner-friendly quilt that plays with colour gradients.

This third version of my Improv For Planners quilt explores a pink gradient fabric, a white background, and new ways of deciding which parts of each block should shine. A gentle, structured approach to improv quilting.

What do batiks, rainbows, and 3D illusions have in common? They make a fantastic new quilt pattern! Rainbow Illusions is now published in Make Mode...