Inspired Quilting by Lea Louise
Create More Beauty in Your Life Everyday
Who Doesn’t Love Collecting Fat-Quarters? Collecting fabric led to my Fat-Quarter Stash Quilting style. My fat-quarter stash once hit over 1,000 pieces. Of course, there were extenuating circumstances, but more on that later. When I realized my stash collection had reached astronomical proportions, I made a commitment. I promised myself to only make quilts with the fabric in my possession. …
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Try this DIY Reversible Hobo Bag Pattern. Comfortable to carry in two sizes, it always looks great. Personalize your own Hobo Bag in your favorite colors using fat quarters!
Welcome to 25 Creative Tips to Boost Your Inspiration: Part 2 of a 5-part series. Creativity is a gift and a wonderful skill that you can improve and enhance with some practice. Once you know what your motivators are, you know how to trigger your creative inspiration when you need an extra push. I have compiled a list of Creative…
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Beginning A New Family Memory Quilt When I really get excited to begin a new quilt I put every bit of myself into it. Often times it’s a piece of fabric that I absolutely have to sew or a pattern I really want to try. When it comes to creativity, most of us probably rely a lot on our sense of…
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What’s A Weighted Pocket Quilt? Note: Since I share great projects with you, this post contains affiliate links for my favorite products used. I’ll receive a small commission on any purchases you make but it will not affect your price. Thank you! A Weighted Pocket Quilt is a customized lap quilt for prolonged sitting. They are a perfect solution for…
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Stash Quilting There is great happiness in acquiring a beautiful fabric stash, as any quilter can attest to. Just pulling out a few pieces to look at will brighten your day. These are the fabrics that called to you from afar with inspirational promises. Gorgeous fabrics that you couldn’t leave behind. Fabrics you must have in your possession! Well, it’s…
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