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If you have a way of using your quilting skills to tap into your creativity, you’re in great company. Whether you’re just starting out or you’re a seasoned quilter, you know you can combine your imagination and a few scraps of fabric to create something fabulous that might just become tomorrow’s heirloom.

Spring Table Runner

beginner

Time required: 3 hours Brighten up your table and welcome spring with this modern quilted table runner. Half-square triangles can be easily stitched using the...

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Quilting Basics – NQ900 Series

beginner

Whether you’re new to quilting or you’re a seasoned pro looking for a new model, Denise Wild has a few pointers on what to look for in a sewing machine and accessories.

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Learn How to Use ‘My Custom Stitch’ On The Q-Series

beginner

Denise shows us how to create one-of-a-kind stitch designs using the Brother Q-Series ‘My Custom Stitch’ feature.

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Fallen Leaves Bed Scarf

intermediate

This bed scarf is a fantastic way to add some life and creativity to a modern, sparse bedroom. I just love the colour and warmth it brings.

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Magnetic Quilted Tic-Tac-Toe Board

beginner

Ready? Set? Go! Enjoy a great game of tic-tac-toe on your awesome, quilted tic-tac-toe board.

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Pinwheel Patchwork Tote

advanced

Making this super cute quilted tote bag from pinwheel patchwork blocks is a fun way to dabble in patchwork and quilting techniques, while creating a bag for toting summer essentials.

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