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How to Sew 32 Half Square Triangles at a Time + HST Size Chart
If you need a whole pile of half square triangles for a quilt, this is such a satisfying way to make them! Using just two large squares of fabric, you can make 32 matching half square triangles at once, rather than sewing lots of individual pairs. For this example I’m starting with two 14" squares, which will give me 32 half square triangles measuring 3" unfinished, or 2½" finished once sewn into a quilt. It’s basically the familiar 8 at a time HST method, multiplied across f
Cottagecore Star Quilt Pattern in Folklore Bloom Fabric
There’s something especially satisfying about making a quilt using fabric you designed yourself, and this Cottagecore Stars Quilt made in my Folklore Bloom fabric collection has been a project that I’ve loved watching come together. I designed the Cottagecore Stars quilt pattern as a simple, bold star quilt with plenty of space to show off patterned fabrics. When I started planning projects for Folklore Bloom, it felt like the obvious pairing. The Cottagecore Stars quilt patt
How to Sew a Log Cabin Quilt Block Using 2.5” Strips
How to Sew a Log Cabin Quilt Block Using 2.5” Strips The log cabin is such a useful quilt block to know, especially if you have a pile of 2.5” strips waiting to be used. It starts with one small square in the centre, then grows a little with every strip you add. There’s no complicated piecing involved, just sew, press, rotate and repeat. For this version, I’m using 2.5” wide strips throughout. The completed block measures 14.5” square, making it a lovely big block for quilts,
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