A quick pair of toddler oven mitts makes a perfect gift, and uses up batting scraps!
Author: geekybobbin
Rivets
Make a quick, fun cushion cover to use the leftover half-circles from cutting your concave pieces for the Riveting quilt! Rivets is a FREE companion pattern, coming soon!
Vortex Quilt Pattern
Vortex is a modern log cabin quilt with a twist! Clever fabric choices give a sense of depth, and large centers are perfect for fussy cutting larger motifs. This fat quarter friendly pattern includes instructions for crib, throw, and queen sizes, with two setting options.
Riveting Quilt Pattern
The Riveting quilt pattern by geeky bobbin is the perfect Father’s Day quilt, baby boy quilt (for those with narrow expectations of gender), engineering graduation quilt, or tool girl quilt.
DIY Quilter’s Spray Starch Recipe
When I first started quilting, the best piece of advice I was given was to use starch, and the recipe I was given was similar to this one. Quilting in times of quarantine, DIY starch might be better than nothing.
Spring cleaning
I am SO NOT a tidy person. Don’t get me wrong, I really love having a calming, organized space to work in, but I have so much trouble forcing myself to put in the time. It took 3 things to light a fire under me to get cleaning…
Cuteness overload warning: Making a quilted apron
This cute little apron is a modification of a pattern from my friend Dara Tomasson’s new book Walk, Jog, Run. I used these adorable Pine Lullaby prints from Art Gallery Fabrics and cut the squares at half the size to make a toddler size version of the apron. It came together super quickly, and I just love how it turned out.
Join me for a Live Trunk Show!
I’m still bummed about cancelled guild meetings and quilt shows.
But when we’re faced with unusual challenges, we adapt and find unusual solutions. So in addition to taking my workshops online, I’m also taking taking my trunk show online!
How to Quilt in Negative Space: choosing quilting designs on the Ruby Roads Quilt
One of the questions I get most often is how I choose quilting designs. This customer quilt from a few months ago offers a great peek at how I come up with complicated-looking quilting designs that are not that hard to execute, but really make an impact in the negative space.
Let’s Hop Again!
Below, you’ll find links to 40 of my quilty friends, friend-of-a-friends, and colleagues to keep your scrolling fresh while you self isolate. Each one has some special quilty goodness to offer you, so hopefully you’ll meet a new QBFF, or at least kill an hour or so.