December 2024

The holiday season always reminds me of cozy evenings spent wrapping presents and sipping hot cocoa by the fire. But for quilters, it’s also the perfect time to retreat to our studios and stitch up heartfelt gifts that truly capture the spirit of the season. In this December issue of We Like Quilting, we’re here to help you make the holidays even more special with projects that are perfect for giving — or keeping for yourself! Start with Debbie von Grabler-Crozier's two charming gift ideas: a chic quilted laptop case for the busy bee in your life and an adorable pet gift set featuring a quilted food mat and matching soft toy. Looking for a great stashbuster that also makes an excellent gift? Sophie Tarrant’s colorful quilted key fob is the ultimate stocking stuffer for people of all ages.  For those itching to tackle a bigger project before year’s end, Megan Farrell’s hidden star quilt in jewel tones is a challenge ready for the taking. Or, hone your foundation paper piecing skills with Connie Kauffman’s latest pattern. Plus, don’t miss our deep dive into the differences between traditional and modern quilting — a fascinating read to inspire your next masterpiece.   READ MORE 

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Once you master the basics of creating a quilt block, it’s most likely that tackling a beautiful mini quilt or colorful throw quilt will be next on your list to make. For new quilters, quilting terms like “traditional” or “modern” quilting can seem vague and confusing when choosing their first large quilt pattern. If you find yourself wondering what defines a traditional or classic quilt pattern or what a modern quilt looks like, let us assist you with our brief overview of these quilting terms. In this article, we’ll do a quick dip into the definitions of these two styles of quilting, as well as how they sometimes combine to create unique and eye-catching patterns. Be sure to save this article to your favorites, so that you can reference it whenever you need it!  READ MORE 

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