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One of my favorite "quick sew" projects to make is a little wristlet - these are the perfect size to hold your phone, keys, and some other miscellaneous items. And since I make them myself, I get to

Hi! Joanne here! With the start of summer I have been thinking about all the fun outside activities to enjoy.  I thought an apron for gardening or BBQing would be a fun and easy project. Let’s get s

Last month I talked about my experience at QuiltCon 2022 in Phoenix, Arizona. If you missed that blog post, check it out here. I first got to attend QuiltCon in 2020 before the world shut down. I was

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

These scrap-busting stars make great holiday ornaments or decorations and are easy enough that kids can enjoy making them, too.Here’s what you’ll need: 3 strips of fabric for each star I used 3” x 1

In a world dominated by emails, instant messages, and digital greetings, there’s something wonderfully nostalgic about receiving a physical piece of mail. Now, imagine opening your mailbox to find not

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.

Here at Cotton Cuts, we love our Operations Manager, Dave. However, while Dave has much experience in the business world, he has very limited knowledge of quilting and sewing. So that’s why we started

With the cooler weather I have started thinking about my holiday gift list. I came across this pattern on Creativebug after receiving a cute selection of Cotton Cuts fabrics in a  mystery bundle. You

I have a confession to make- I am not a quilter, or even a sewer. I’ve been working for Cotton Cuts for almost 15 months, and this information is not something I share very often. A lot of things abou

Fabric bowls are a great way to showcase your favorite fabrics while storing your everyday essential items. While perusing the Quilting section at my local library I came across a beautifully photogra

Scraps, we all end up with them…but what do you do with them?I am, what I consider, a new quilter slowly building up my fabric stash of fat quarter bundles, charm squares, layer cakes, jelly rolls and

Hello! It’s Joanne again. Today I’m sharing how to make cord mug rugs and bowls.I started making these about 8 years ago after I saw a demo at the quilt show in Paducah. I was drawn to the idea of usi

Paper piecing quilt blocks has been on my Quilting To Do list this past year but I set it aside thinking it was just too complicated to learn. What I discovered is once you get the hang of it you can

Jessica Rose always appreciated the beauty around her, from the pine-covered Cascade Mountains where she grew up to the modern art installations at the Seattle Art Museum. Sewing quilts was a family t

We are so excited to be gearing up for our next Puzzle Mystery Quilt, Carnival. Thanks to our loyal detectives, our quilts and the mystery just keeps getting better and better.Fun Facts about our PMQO

Last month, Cotton Cuts launched a new product that's SUPER exciting! It's an assortment of die cut pieces including squares, half-square triangles, quarter square triangles, and rectangles. Each of

Continuous Curve (also known as Orange Peel) quilting has been around a long, long time, but its gentle curves are still one of my favorite ways to add a lovely soft texture to a quilt. It can be done

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

I don’t know if you are like me, but when I sit down to sew, I normally put on a mindless TV show or movie to watch while working on a project. Sometimes I will put music or a podcast on. It just depe

Mother Nature has sent a strong reminder that February is supposed to be cold and snowy! Most of the US endured a week of snow and sub zero temperatures feeling the wrath of the Polar Vortex. Enough o

The 2020 holiday season is going to be different! For many families and friends, the gifts may not be given in person, but you still want your gifts to be personal and special, like the people in our

From chaos to clarity: organizing your quilt projects so you can actually finish them Scrolling through Facebook, a post instantly catches my eye: “Buy one of our quilt kits and get this adorable s