Sizing Your Quilt Rows for a Flawless Finish Have you ever found yourself in that familiar quilting conundrum? You've meticulously pieced...

Join us for our monthly Tree City Quilters Guild meeting on Monday, February 10th at Grace Baptist Church, 7100 NW 39th Ave, Gainesville,...

Quilts made by Guild members for local organizations Purple quilts made with love for the NICU at Shands

What Is Adobe Color? Adobe Color is a free online web based tool that helps you find harmonious color combinations. It has a simple...

The quilting on the opportunity quilt was done by Theresa Morales aka UnI Quilts. Click on Image for more show information

As avid quilters, we understand the importance of finding affordable supplies without compromising on quality. We are going to explore...

The double wedding ring quilt pattern is not only a beautiful and romantic design but also one that holds a rich history and carries...

Cutting Through Time and Fabric: Unveiling the Magic of AccuQuilt in Quilting

Quilting is an art form that allows us to express creativity, tell stories, and create beautiful and functional pieces. While traditional...

Are you an avid quilter looking to take your free motion quilting to the next level? Say goodbye to frustrating thread breakage and...

Pairie Points as a binding technique in quliting

A NICU quilt, also known as a neonatal intensive care unit quilt, is a small, soft, and lightweight quilt specifically designed for...

Using inktense pencils to color a quilt block is a great choice because they offer vibrant and saturated colors that can make your quilt...

When it comes to selecting colors for your project, the color wheel is an invaluable tool. It provides a visual representation of how...

We look forward to a fun new year now that we are meeting in person again. We welcome everyone back and please come with what makes you...

From Country Road Quilters in Ocala: The lecture and trunk show. “Not Your Grandmother’s Flower Garden” will be presented by Joyce...

SEW many feet....which ones to use and what do you have?