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Rulerwork & Stitch-in-the-Ditch with pressed open seams – Triangle Master Class

The Quilt Police are going to have a problem with this video … I show you how I stitch-in-the-ditch with my seams pressed open. GASP! I think once upon a time when quilting fabric, thread, sewing machines and batting weren’t as good as they were today, this may have cause some issues. So we had […]

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13 September, 2021

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Five hour bed quilt sneak peak

I’ve been working on a new pattern and wanted to share a sneak peak with you all today. The entire quilt top went together in five hours from start to finish. The speed is thanks to using a layer cake, which cuts down significantly on the prep time and a speedy construction technique. Plus since the […]

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1 April, 2015

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Nightshade: Fat Quarter Pattern Perfect for Too Pretty to Cut Up Fabric!

This month’s new fat quarter friendly pattern is inspired by this month’s featured fabric, Mystic Moon by Studio RK for Robert Kaufman Fabrics. Nightshade is a perfect pattern to use with too pretty to cut up fabric. The block centers are a perfect candidate for fussy cutting, just make sure you get a few extra […]

Stephanie Soebbing

27 May, 2023

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Christmas scrap buster! Check out this Ghost of Christmas Past tutorial

Click here to download the Ghost of Christmas Past pattern for free until December 31, 2017! Pretty much every quilter has scraps left over from Christmas sewing projects. The challenge is not all reds and greens are created equal. So while some reds looks great together in a line, they may look terrible next to […]

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26 December, 2017

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Easy pattern for showing off fabric! New Trellis kits featuring Nocturne by Stephanie Soebbing

I originally designed Trellis for a Stashin’ with Stephanie quilt using scrappy low volume prints for the background. But I love this version using Nocturne, my first fabric collection with QT Fabrics even more. I swapped out the scrappy background for one woodgrain background print and fussy cut the owl print to sit in the […]

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10 October, 2020

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Modern fat quarter friendly quilt pattern & tutorial! Perfect for showing off your favorite fabrics

It’s Stashin’ with Stephanie time again and I am in love with this month’s collection. The pattern Strata, is inspired by the fabric we sent to our subscribers, Warehouse District by Wishwell for Robert Kaufman. The digitally printed fabric pushes the boundaries of fabric design, creating layered designs reminiscent of layers of peeling paint and […]

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23 October, 2020

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Quilting Simple Wavy Lines that Accentuate the Piecing

I love quilting wavy lines. They are so versatile and can be customized to just about any shape you can imagine, and that’s exactly what I did for Zig Zag. I used wavy lines to follow the line of the piecing to create a zig zag with the quilting that matched the zig zag created […]

Stephanie Soebbing

30 September, 2022

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Designer Chat with FreeSpirit fabric designer Shell Rummel + TONS of new fabrics, kits & pre-cuts!

We’ve got a treat for you today! Not only do we have lots of new quilty arrivals to check out, I also got a chance to chat with FreeSpirit fabric designer Shell Rummel about her new collection Time & Tide. So we’ll take a peak at all the new goodies we have in the shop, […]

Stephanie Soebbing

13 February, 2021

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Changing Scale with the Loopy Meander – Intro to Free Motion Quilting

Welcome to our Intro Free Motion Quilting series! We are so excited about this course so we can help give you the confidence to finish your quilts yourself on your home sewing machine or longarm. Today we are working on changing scale with the loopy meander. Changing scale is one of the easiest ways to […]

Stephanie Soebbing

8 February, 2022

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T-shirt quilt tutorial – Sewing the sashing

Supplies: Fabric for sashing and cornerstones. (See the fabric requirements post to find out how much you need for your quilt.) Cutting mat 6-inch by 24-inch ruler Rotary cutter Sewing machine Iron Previous posts: Fabric requirements Cutting the T-shirts Attaching fusible interfacing

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10 November, 2011

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