Primrose and Marcella share the long diagonal center piece, but Primrose squeezes 26 pieces into the same size corners filled with 4 triang...

Nine Easy Pieces Hold up your hand if you have already made Marcella. I’m guessing quite a few of you flipped through the 1930s Farmer...

A Funny Thing Happened When We Were Making Lorna The From Marti Michell conversion charts for the 1930s Farmer’s Wife Sew Along are a hug...

Dimensional Carrie Just as we finished making Carrie, I was reminded of the Dimensional Bow Tie block that we featured in Volume 2 of ...

Since so many of you have discovered the versatility of the #8037 Log Cabin Ruler for strip techniques, it seemed appropriate to use it to...

Our July 4th holiday weekend is coming, and that means parades, cookouts, fireworks -- and shopping! Even better, online shopping, right f...

What Do Augusta and Long Skinny Sashing Stars Have in Common? One of the things I say a lot about our templates and tools is, '...

Dinah is a 52 piece block. She is not really template friendly. We could make Dinah using templates -- 27D is A-7 double-cut, 27E is A-7,...

Who is Pippa? Pippa is Poppy's cousin.  This block has exactly the same pieces as Poppy. Only the fabric arrangement has ...

Judy, or Jud-ay, Jud-ay, Jud-ay – People of certain generations simply can’t just say Judy once. If you're thinking about Clark Gable, ...

Doris is the first block that actually uses the Peaky and Spike triangles. You can use these triangles so effectively, but they are diffic...

In this classic block of many names, both Brackman and Beyer give first publication credit to Laura Wheeler, 1937, who called it Road to Fo...

This week's block, Lady, is just like any lady who invited you to sit down, rest a minute and have a relaxing cup of tea. The block pro...