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Bring the beauty of Ro Gregg’s Portofino into your home! We have two color-packed quilt patterns for you:  1. Portofino designed by Barb Sackel Highlight Portofino’s a large piece of the gorgeous scenic focal print with pieced borders and sailboats. Quilt … Continue reading →

Click here to read Part 1 Part 2 What types of patterns sell the best here at QuiltWoman.com? There are two ways to answer this question: What always sells well, and what is selling well right now in 2017. Keep … Continue reading →

Did you know that Santa is having a Ugly Sweater Christmas party! Santa and his reindeer are all so very excited about getting ready for the holidays! Quilt Doodle Designs makes it easy for you to get ready for the … Continue reading →

You asked for it….YOU GOT IT!!! There is now a kit for the mushroom video (pattern included). No prior experience necessary!   Now you can enjoy this new past-time that will bring out the creative side of you!  Working with … Continue reading →

Welcome Reeze Hanson to the QuiltWoman.com Blog. I have been designing patterns for Northcott Fabrics for the past 2 years and love getting to see the new fabric lines as they come out.  This month I have completed three new … Continue reading →

By Barb Sackel You all know how much I love quilting, but after 350 quilt, bag, etc patterns I needed to shake things up a bit. So by accident I found Wool Needle felting. There are many tutorials on Youtube.com … Continue reading →

Part 1 Wow, that is adorable! You should make a pattern for that! Ever heard that from your friends and fellow quilt guild members? Well, that’s exactly how I got started. Twelve years later I am the owner of the … Continue reading →

Joining us today on the QuiltWoman.com blog is Kathleen Khosravi of Olive Leaf Quilts Toile fabric, with its bucolic country scenes in contrasting colors, is quintessentially French. It fits squarely into the French provincial style. You may therefore be surprised … Continue reading →

Elena has been quilting for over 30 years, teaching advanced quilting classes for over 20 years, and pattern designing for over 15 years. Every minute that Elena can spend quilting is a joy.  It would not be an exaggeration to … Continue reading →