Bungalow Quilting - The Uptown in Any Town
So how does this all work? Well for starters, you need to let me know that you’re in! You can do this by contacting me through this website, or by emailing [email protected] You must also click this link to purchase your kit. This first link will get you the pattern with PDF Download as opposed to a paper pattern. You will print this out yourself. It will be emailed to
By now if you haven’t seen the Roaring 20s quilt, I would be surprised. But in case you haven’t, here’s a peek. I made this at the request of Studio e Fabrics. They wanted to showcase Pepper Cory’s Peppered Cottons. Peppered Cottons are shot cottons. Shot cottons read like a solid, until they don’t. In the following interview with Pepper she explains why they’re so scrumptious. They’re more than just
I have a point to make. It’s a very important point. We all go to quilt shows (well, pre-Covid we did). We love to look at the quilts. And though we are all genuinely nice people that appreciate great and lesser works of art, face it, we all have our pet peeves. You do, you know it. It’s okay to say it. There aren’t supposed to be any quilt police
So, I bet you’re wondering how this will all unfold? Well, it will unfold as a block of the month. There are 5 blocks, as opposed to 12. A year long block of the month simply drags on far too long. People tend to lose interest. A month is not a long time to get something done. In the quilt world a month goes by very, very quickly. What tends
Kim Van Berkum Bates
Kelly Robbert
