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    Quilts with an Angle Blog Hop - Book Review and Giveaway!(Post)

    Hi! It’s Kim here, taking over the Cotton Cuts blog for a very special entry. My good friend and business partner, Sheila Christensen, recently published a book and asked me to help spread the wo

    Fabric Field Trip with the Cotton Cuts Crew! (Post)

    Hi it’s Ali again! So while chatting over lunch with the lovely ladies I work with here at Cotton Cuts, I mentioned that I had never been to a quilt shop….crickets. I know, super crazy right?! Yes, te

    Meet Adam! (Post)

    Hi everyone, I’m Adam Rateliff AKA Adam Sew Fun.I’m a quilt enthusiast and long arm educator with Handi Quilter.I started my quilting journey about 9 years ago when my partner decided he wanted to sta

    Meet Daisi!(Post)

    Hello!I am Daisi, 30 and I live in New Jersey.Let me tell you a little bit about myself. I am married and I live with my husband and 3 cats. My full-time activity is quilting and sewing, but I also lo

    Becca’s 5 Things to Bring to a Quilting Retreat(Post)

    Once a year, I get to spend a few days with some really good friends at a beautiful home in NW Alabama enjoying each other's company and focusing on some projects.  It's that time of year...so I'm pre

    The Top 5 Blog Posts of 2021 (So Far)(Post)

    We’re a little over halfway through 2021 and we’ve already had so much amazing inspiration on our Cottonville Cuts blog this year! Here is a look back at some of our favorites. If you missed any of th

    DIY Spring Tulips(Post)

    The arrival of March gives promise to the fact that Spring is just around the corner after a cold and blustery February here in the Midwest. Tulips are one of my favorite flowers made even better out

    Calliope Precut Kits - A Project with Two Endings (and an Auction!)(Post)

    Hello! It’s Kim, Chief Fabric Enthusiast at Cotton Cuts. I’m taking over the blog today and I’m sew excited! Today, I’m going to show two ways to make quick quilts using our unique “Calliope” precuts,

    DIY Reversible Bucket Hats(Post)

    Bucket hats have been around since the early 1900’s. The simple design shields the face from the sun and rain and easily folds to fit in a pocket never goes out of style. This would be a great project

    Art Quilting with Leo! (Post)

    To give you a little history on myself, my name is Leo Ransom and I live in a moderately sized town named Sherman, Texas about an hour north of Dallas. I learned to piece when I was 17 years old from

    Quilt Labels(Post)

    Recently there was a fire at my apartment complex. Thankfully, no one was hurt, and it only affected 2 or 3 units. However, it got me thinking about one of my biggest fears. Well, not really a fear bu

    DIY Quilted Dog Coat(Post)

    As winter weather approaches your best friend will love you even more for making this quilted coat. When I received the Robert Kaufman Warehouse district fabric in the November Classic Membership I k

    DIY Wine Tote Bag(Post)

    It is finally time to welcome the new year! This wine carrier doubles as a gift bag to share the holiday spirit with a friend. With this quick and easy pattern you can make several at a time in an aft

    A Few Of My Favorite Things(Post)

    I still have that catchy tune from the movie A Sound of Music stuck in my head, so I thought it might be fun to start a sewing & quilting themed list of A Few of My Favorite Things. These are in no pa

    Time Management & Meeting a Deadline(Post)

    Have you ever had a deadline to meet? It might be an exhibit, a competition, a commission or something like a quilt for a birth of a baby. As a quilt artist I am faced with deadlines all of the time.

    #ccstaycation Kim from Tennessee(Post)

    Hello! My name is Kim Martin and I have been a Cotton Cuts member for over 2 years. I have completed several of the mystery quilts and am currently working on 2 more!! I just love the collaboration th

    Quilted Slippers(Post)

    Quilted apparel has become quite popular this past year. So if you are like me, feeling a little too intimidated to go for the quilted coat right now, try out this small scale project to “dip your toe

    To Jump, Or Not to Jump, Into Quilting Classes(Post)

    Have you ever wanted to take a quilting class at a shop or quilt show? What were your reservations about taking it? Was it the intimidation of being a beginning skilled quilter, the number of studen

    Introducing Cotton Cuts Brand Ambassador Marianne Jeffrey(Post)

    Meet Marianne Jeffrey! One of Cotton Cuts Classic Box Brand Ambassadors!Marianne joined Cotton Cuts as a Brand Ambassador in October of 2018. She was selected from a very long list of talented sewis

    Hanging Half Round Basket(Post)

    As we settle into the new routine of back to school this hanging basket is a great way to keep things organized and handy as you head out the door in the morning. This basket can stand on its own or h

    Learn a New Skill - Reversible Fabric Place Mats(Post)

    Hi there, I'm Theresa! I've been with Cotton Cuts since January 2019. I’m one of the class & Girl Scout instructors at our Chesterfield, Missouri Cotton Cuts Collective shop. When I’m not teaching,

    Create Your Own Wine Gift Bag(Post)

    Gift with Flair: Sew Your Own Merry Wine Bag for Perfect Holiday PresentingThe holidays are right around the corner. Are you looking for quick and fun projects that can be put together today? This win

    Rainbow Heart Pillow(Post)

    Hi there, I’m Amanda! I’m the “new kid” around here. I starting working at Cotton Cuts in August 2019. I love being able to see all the fabrics that everyone is receiving and imagining all the beaut

    Q & A with Heather Briggs, our Featured Designer(Post)

    We love getting to know our Featured Designers. What is their inspiration for their latest designs? What motivates them to sew and create? We had a chance to ask our April designer, Heather Briggs of