Sophie Tarrant is a freelance writer, craft project designer, and embroidery artist living with her husband and four cats in Nottingham, UK. She loves to create anything with fabric and thread, and her custom creations can be found in her online store, SeeSophieStitch, as well as on social media.
Keep your jewelry safe and secure while traveling with this sweet, rolled storage solution. Designed by Sophie Tarrant, this quilted organizer pattern features a striking chevron design on the outside ... Read More
Never worry about losing your baby’s pacifier again with these colorful and handy patchwork pacifier straps! This baby quilting pattern from Sophie Tarrant shows you how to transform leftover fat ... Read More
What better to pair with the quilted Valentine’s apron in this month’s issue than this adorable heart oven mitt from Sophie Tarrant? Made in cheery turquoise, this quilted oven mitt ... Read More
Hey there, new quilters! Looking for the perfect beginner project to kick off the new year? Sophie Tarrant’s darling heart quilt block pattern is beginner-friendly and uses simple and easy ... Read More
‘Q’ is for quilting! Gift your favorite fellow quilter with a sweet and thoughtful homemade gift using this pattern from Sophie Tarrant. Made in vibrant yellow and orange, this playful ... Read More
It’s sad that so many of our once-cherished creations get relegated to the back of a cupboard once we have a new design in mind – but it doesn’t have ... Read More
Let your quilting creativity soar with a fun and thrifty refashioning project to add to your closet this winter! This quilt-to-jacket refashion walks you through the process of upcycling a ... Read More
Use clever applique techniques to create a stunning sea glass baby quilt with this pattern from Sophie Tarrant. This summer baby quilt pattern uses fabric scraps in shades of soft ... Read More
Store your jewelry, makeup and other necessities in a beautiful bag finished with lovely free motion embroidery details. Featuring a gorgeous water lily design, this FME project uses blue batik ... Read More
Today, sashiko continues to be a popular art form and is practiced by stitchers all over the world. It can be used to decorate and mend garments, homewares, quilts, and ... Read More
