Last fall while I was attending quilt market, I met with the staff of Martingale Publishing and we worked together to make a You Tube video of my best tips for perfect Connector Corners.
They made a really great video of my demo and I think you may enjoy it and perhaps get some useful tips!
Click here to watch the video.
Click here to read the entire Martingale Stitch This! blog post. They always have such great blog posts! And...you can comment to win a copy of my Vintage Patchwork book!!
If you're interested in buying my Vintage Patchwork book and 10 inch precut, you can find them here.
Check it out....hope you find it helpful!
This was one of the hardest secrets to keep for the last year, but today.....I get to share the news that my first book with Martingale Publishing is coming soon!! Yippee!!! I'm so jazzed to tell you all about it!! Here's the book cover....and I love it!
I challenged myself to see how many pieced projects I could create out of just one 10" x 10" precut of fabrics. Yup....buy yourself one 10" x 10" bundle and make a bunch of quilts and pinkeeps. How many projects, you ask?
Well....how about TWELVE!!
It won't surprise you that I chose to make all of the projects from a 10" x 10" precut of my own fabric.... Pam's Prairie Basics collection (for Marcus Fabrics), which gave me a whole lot of colors and prints to work with.
My Prairie Basics 10" x 10" precut will be available when the book is released and for some time afterward, so you can make your projects just like mine!
Some of the quilts are doll sized and I had great fun piecing them. Some are what I'm calling "bookshelf" size. They're teeny, tiny sweet little pieces of patchwork that I love to display in small spaces here and there. There are also some really great pinkeeps to make for your collection.
Soon....I'll be able to share photos of all of the projects in the book. But...for now at least, I can share what the book cover looks like. I'm just thrilled to be a part of the Martingale family!
Vintage Patchwork will be released in October, just in time for fall quilt market. I can hardly wait!
