Sew Unique on Main

07/14/2024

There's no curved piecing involved in making these striking 3D pinwheel blocks. See more examples and get the block and 4-block quilt pattern here: http://quiltingdigest.com/create-an-unusual-quilt-with-spinning-pinwheel-blocks/

09/26/2023

02/03/2022

"Open Season" quilt by Cynthia England. It has 21,000 individual pieces and took over 6 years. Learn more here: https://www.englanddesign.com/gallery/quilts/open-season

10/05/2021

There’s no Waste with This Method! Flying Geese units, like half-square triangles, are basic building blocks for many quilts. In some quilt blocks, like many star blocks, the Flying Geese may not be obvious, but once you start looking for them you realize they’re everywhere. This method, demonst...

06/09/2021

Those quilts don’t have to be big enough to cover a bed🙂

Create a beautiful display of small quilts with this easy hanging method: http://quiltingdigest.com/a-super-easy-way-to-hang-mini-quilts/

08/15/2019

Lol😂🤣😂

08/08/2019

"TimeLess Blooms Mason Jar Bouquet" by Leslie McNeil. Flowers and other elements are cut from fabric. A pattern is available here as well as examples with other flowers: http://tidd.ly/c9c0d862

06/29/2019

Make a pillow cover or a full quilt from these wonderful cats. Get the free pattern here: http://quiltingdigest.com/dreamy-cats-make-a-lovely-quilt/

05/09/2019

When you next go on vacation.

Turn an old suitcase, train case, picnic basket and more into a handy sewing case. Learn how and see more ideas here: http://quiltingdigest.com/make-a-sewing-case-from-an-old-suitcase/

02/05/2019

Handy and pretty, make one today.

A weighted pin cushion holds this thread catcher securely in place. Get the pattern here: http://quiltingdigest.com/stitch-up-a-handy-thread-catcher/

01/27/2019

Just a reminder that you might want to call and check we are open when the weather is extra wintery (slick or frigid temps). Much as we love to see you, we may have reduced hours - or none at all☺️. We wouldn't want you to have a wasted trip. Stay in and sew! Rita & Carole