June 2024

The beginning of summer is stretching out before us and if you’re in the mood for fun makes to stitch all summer long, then you don’t want to miss our jam-packed June 2024 issue! Don Morin is this issue’s triple threat with three brand-new sewing patterns: a delightful babydoll top, sporty chic sling bag and a huge, handy wet bag for your summer trips to the shore. Christy Jones is back with two playful patterns to fill your downtime. First up, simple freeze pop cozies that will keep small hands warm and cut down on mess. Then, get ready to celebrate the 4th with a duo of retro-inspired pennants. Still in the mood for some patriotic sewing? Don’t miss Debbie von Grabler-Crozier’s red, white and blue carpenter star block. Find all of these patterns as well as a serpentine baby quilt, DIY fabric label tutorial, and our editor’s guide to taking gorgeous quilt photos in our June 2024 issue.  READ MORE 
Caitlin Eaton

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When it comes to adding the perfect finishing touch to your garments, sewing a handmade fabric label made with love is sure to bring a smile to the wearer's face every time they see it. Designer Olu Falola shares her five creative methods for making DIY fabric labels. From using transfer paper to transforming your tiny fabric scraps, these fun and playful ideas are a great way to finish off your next garment.  READ MORE 
Whether you’re trying to start your own blog to showcase your quilting skills, launch an Etsy shop, or post your photos on social media, learning how to take pretty, polished photos of your quilting projects is essential. As someone who has spent the last few months getting familiar with my first camera, I’ve spent a lot of time researching tips and tricks for shooting not only nature photos and portraits of loved ones, but projects and patterns that we feature in the magazine as well. I’m here to share some of my favorite tips and tricks that I’ve learned about photographing quilts and quilting projects with all of you.  READ MORE 

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