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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...

Recently, Banyan Batiks reached out to me to ask if I would be interested in working with some of their fabrics to show how batiks can be used in m...

I'm honoured to once again join the ByAnnie team for SewPink. The #SewPink Initiative's mission is to raise awareness for cancer throughout the yea...

I recently got to do a trunk show at a local guild, and I always start them out by showing my first quilt. It's a wonderful quilt that I still love...

Foundation paper piecing (FPP) is a fun technique that allows us to piece shapes that would be difficult or impossible to piece traditionally. It a...

With the kids going back to school over the coming weeks and that distinct crisp feeling in the air, it's a sure sign that fall and Halloween are j...

The colour inspiration for this month is actually a fabric inspiration. My friend Swan Amity Sheridan is launching a new line of batiks with Island...

Welcome to this month’s Colour Inspiration post! Each month, I play with a new colour palette and apply it to a few different quilt designs to see ...

Dancing Hearts is a modern, versatile heart quilt that works in many different colourways and fabrics.  To help you imagine your own Dancing Hearts...

I have another magazine cover! Dancing Hearts is my newest pattern, and it was featured on the cover of Make Modern magazine's issue 56. Dancing H...

Do you love the look of bunting but aren't keen on cutting out lots of triangles to sew together? I always loved the look of it, the cheery vibe of...