Janet's Quilting Blog

Nearly all of the shapes you use in your quilting projects can be cut from long strips of rotary cut fabric. Squares and rectangles, triangles, diamonds and more are all ... Read More

I receive lots of Email from brand new quilters, and a good portion of the notes are from new grandmothers who want to make a quilt for a grandchild. If ... Read More

Tiny by today's standards, when people see a vintage Singer Featherweight for the very first time they sometimes think the little sewing machines are toys, but they're actually dependable workhorses ... Read More

C&T Publishing's fast fun & easy series always lives up to its name by providing us with projects we can complete in a short time and explaining how to do ... Read More

Hand marbling is the art of floating paints on top of a thick solution, called size, manipulating those paints into patterns, then transferring the pattern to an object by placing ... Read More

I designed this quilt to work with a brightly colored Alexander Henry border print that was passed along to me after the death of my sister, Carol. It took me ... Read More