Oh, Fransson!

Finished Paintbox Quilt

Want to make a quilt like this? Join the Paintbox Quilt-Along! See other people's Paintbox Quilts here.

I'm a woman on a mission this week. Last week, one of my students asked me how many quilts I have going at any given time and I was embarrassed to admit that I'd lost count of my WIP quilts. So, this week I'm trying to get as many as possible completed!

Birch Quilt

ETA: A pattern for this quilt was published in the 2010 Quilting Arts Quilt Scene Magazine.

I wanted to share some photos of a commissioned quilt that I made using Monaluna's new Circa 50 collection from Birch Fabrics. (While formatting these links, I saw Circa 60 for the first time. Awesome!)

SMS Quilt Month II: Wonky Crosses Tutorial

Today is the fourth and final installment of my block-along series for Sew, Mama, Sew's Quilting Month II.

Quilted Potholders

I made these potholders for the swap we're having at the Portland Modern Quilt Guild meeting tonight.

SMS Quilt Month II: Dresden Plate Block Tutorial

Check out Sew, Mama, Sew today for the third week of the Quilting Month II Block-Along.

Wonky Picture Day Quilt

This pattern is now available in my shop.

Here's a wonky version of the Picture Day quilt, featuring this lovely fat quarter bundle in Spring-y citrus colors.

Picture Day Quilt

This pattern is now available in my shop.

It's time for a new pattern! This one is called Picture Day.

SMS Quilt Month II: Spiderweb Block Tutorial

Check out Sew, Mama, Sew today for the second week of the Quilt Month II Block-Along!

SMS Quilt Month II: Half Square Triangle Tutorial

Check out the Sew, Mama, Sew! Blog this month for a weekly block-along from me.

Paintbox Quilt Along: Making the Quilt Back

This post is part of the Paintbox Quilt-Along, which you can join at any time.

The back of the Paintbox Quilt is basically two identically-pieced halves, with each half made from different fabric. To make this quilt back, you'll need your 40 swatches (2.5" x 3.5") of solid fabrics, 40 swatches of print fabrics, and 2.5 yards each of 2 neutral solid fabrics at least 42" wide. The back will be most effective when there is some obvious contrast between the two neutral solids.