If you love quilting techniques that add texture and dimension, the Origami Pinwheel block is a must-try! This clever design uses folded...

Create a cosy, quilted cushion cover using a whirlwind style quilting block made from half square triangles. This tutorial uses echo quiltin

This simple but fun cushion cover is a great addition to any living space or bedroom. The circular shape brings variety to square and...

How to Sew a Puff Quilt Cushion Pad This is a quick way to make a puff quilt cushion with ties to secure to a chair using Forest...

The Drunkard's Path is a classic quilting block that consists of two curved pieces that are joined together to form a square. The curves...

One of my most popular tutorials on whatkimberleymakes was the reverse applique cushion cover, so I thought it was about time I made a...

Create a gorgeous cushion cover using a quilting block that is suitably called a cathedral window. This tutorial will show you how to sew...

This type of applique is called a ‘Dresden Plate’ and has been used in quilting for many years. There are different variations and...

This large cushion cover uses half -square triangles to create a fun chevron design. It’s the perfect size for a floor cushion for kids...

These simple scatter cushions are great for adding colour to your living room or bedroom. They have an invisible zip in the bottom so...

Reverse applique is a technique whereby the top layer of fabric is cut away to reveal a different fabric underneath. This project uses...

This beginner friendly quilting block is fun to make and looks great made into cushions to decorating your living space. It may look...

This cushion cover is a always a favorite for kids. The pocket on the front of the cushion is the pefect size for little ones to keep...

Add a touch of handmade charm to your home with this DIY pleated cushion cover tutorial. Featuring three tiers of neat knife pleats,...

Sewing a piped round cushion Circle cushions are such an easy way to add interest to a sofa, bed, or reading nook. They break up all the straight lines and instantly make a space feel more styled. This version includes a piped edge and a zip fastening, so it looks polished but is still very doable if you’re comfortable with basic sewing. What you’ll need - 17” cushion pad 17” square of front fabric 18” square of back fabric 110” of piping cord Strip of contrasting fabric 48”

This is a quick and easy method to make this lovely Union Jack cushion cover! You can use scrap pieces of fabric in whichever colour and...

What you'll need: 20” x 20” Pinwheel backing fabric [green leaves] 20” x 20” Contrasting fabric for the pinwheel [pink spot] 40” x 30”...