| Hey there, I’ve tried plenty of basic sewing machines over the years, and I’ve learned what is a good machine for quilting and what is not. Lots of people say you can quilt on any machine but is that really true? I'll give you honest feedback, to help save you time, trouble and money. Also in this new post, I go over items that will effect how easy or hard it will be to quilt on your machine. This quilt was done a lot differently than all my other quilts. Let me show how these changes worked out on this finished quilt. If you’ve ever wondered if you can make a quilt on a regular sewing machine, this post gives real-life feedback on what’s possible and whether it’s a good investment. Read New Post: Click Here Digital Quilt Pattern: Buy Now Talk soon, | 
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I’m excited to share this finished quilt pattern with you! The Circle Baby Quilt finishes at 44" x 44", perfect size for baby. Or you can be like me and use it as a wall hanging. My work office has some color to it now, no more bare walls. Or adjust the pattern and make this quilt as big or as small as you like, it's easily adjustable. 👉 Get the free step-by-step tutorial on my blog:Free Circle Baby Quilt Pattern 👉 Grab the digital pattern here: Circle Baby Quilt Pattern PDF Also, I just...
Hi Quilter, If you’ve been looking for a quilt that’s simple to sew but looks advanced, I’ve got a brand new pattern for you. The Disappearing Nine Patch Quilt is one of the easiest beginner projects out there. It starts with a basic nine patch block, then with a few clever cuts and flips, it transforms into a design that looks much more intricate. Disappearing 9 Patch Quilt Pattern On Point by Sew Nikki This version is set on point which gives it a little extra something without adding...
Hi friends, I’ve got something fun and new for you today—curves made simple! I just shared a brand-new tutorial on the blog: a Free Circle Quilt Pattern made with acrylic quarter circle templates. This block is beginner friendly, sews up into a 12.5" unfinished circle block, and can be used to make quilts, table runners, placemats—you name it. The best part? Once you get the hang of sewing the curves, it comes together quickly. Two completed full circle quilt blocks made with scrappy fabric...