You are cordially invited to join us at Fandom In Stitches for...



The adventure has begun!

but we have a Tumblr!
Anyone can post patterns and pictures...follow and have fun!

Free pattern, blogged about here.

I'd like to invite everyone at paperpieced to visit Fandom In Stitches! We've got lots of fandom designs by a variety of designers. They are, of course, all free!

FiS is also looking for new designers (click here for info) so if you've created an original fandom quilt or know someone that has and would like to share your otherworldly wisdom, the site has a place for you. :)

I'm just curious - I now have two paper-pieced quilt tops that need completing. How do you deal with quilting complex PPQs? I've put photos of the two top s behind a cut --> ( Read more... )

Any ideas on how to quilt them would be great!

For St. Patrick's Day, a free shamrock pattern! :)

I recently finished my first quilt top of 2011, complete with an original paper-pieced robin and nest:


( The whole quilt, if you want to see )

You are cordially invited to join hp_paperpiecing for the Project of Doom, a Block of the Week (BOW) Mystery Quilt. The first pattern goes online tomorrow, and there will be (as the title suggests), a subsequent pattern posted each week. At the end of approximately 30 weeks, instructions will be posted for completing the quilt top.

I hope you'll join us!

On our annual trip to visit family in NH, I knew I was going to be able to visit the kiddos in Connecticut, so I had to get the girls' pillows done in time.  I actually finished the second one the night before - I was cutting it close.  

Back when I visited in the spring I asked the girls what they wanted on their pillows, and we came up with the Disney Princess theme.  I used two of Jennifer's patterns (the hardback book and a slightly-altered mermaid) but had to design the rest myself. 



You can check out close-ups of the blocks on flickr.  I'm fixing up the patterns to be shared right now! 

I just posted two super-simple new patterns (and their reverse) right here!

These were designed for my favorite charity, The Linus Connection and are for personal/non-profit use.