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Putting the Drift Quilt Together – QAL Week 5

Let the Quilt Shine! This week is all about assembling your quilt top—and guess what? The hard part is done! With all the blocks made and the wings in place, it’s time to bring everything together and see your quilt take shape. The good news? This week is pretty simple.

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Keep on Curving! Drift QAL Week 4

More Birds!! Last week in the Drift QAL, we faced the curve—and won! 🎉 Whether you pinned every inch, used glue, or boldly went pin-free, I hope you found a method that works for you. Curves can feel intimidating, but once you’ve pieced a few, they start to feel surprisingly

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For the Pinwheel Quilt Lovers

In this months Make Modern Inspired by my Field of Flowers quilt from last year’s Great Jelly Roll Bash, this is Wind Echoes. I am totally into pinwheel quilts and have made many different types over the years. One of my favorite parts of the drive to California is watching

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Piecing a Curve – Drift QAL Week 3

Tackling the Curve Piecing a curve together might feel a little scary at first. There’s something so simple and comforting about a straight line—but a curve? A curve is definitely not a straight line. When you’re working with curves, you’re dealing with bias edges, which can stretch and shift. You’re

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Cutting Curves – Week 2

Welcome to Week 2 of the Drift Quilt Along! This week, we’re diving into one of the most exciting parts of making a quilt: cutting all the pieces. This includes cutting curves for the birds in the quilt. This is the most chaotic step, and when organization pays off. There

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Picking out Fabric For Your Quilt

Drift Quilt Along – Week 1: Picking out Fabric For Your Quilt Welcome to the Drift Quilt Along! I’m so excited you’re here. For this quilt along, we’ll be focusing on the throw size quilt, but if you’d like to make a larger version, go for it! Most of the

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