Fusible grid quilt patterns

Have you ever tried Pellon’s Fusible Quilter’s Grid? We think it’s one of quilting’s best-kept secrets and thought we would show you how easy it...

After I released my Pixelated Sewing Machine pattern, I’ve had several people ask for tips on sewing small patchwork pieces. Tiny pieces can be tricky, and while I’m far from perfect, I…

Welcome back to Fall into a Quilt Along! I hope you're having fun sewing with us. If you've fallen behind, you can find links to all of the past blocks on my quilt along page . This week, we have a patchwork turkey designed by Karen at Tu-Na Quilts, Travels, and Eats . Head on over to her post

How about a fun scrap friendly project that takes almost no time to stitch up?! I made this bench pillow out of bits and pieces I had leftover from another project. It took me only 15 minutes to sew everything together, and I thought I’d show you how I did that.Have you seen the fusible interfacing that has grid lines marked on it? I have it in several sizes of grids, and depending on what size scraps you have, I think you can get grids marked as small as 1”! For this project, I chose the…

Hello! For those of you that follow me on instagram, you’ll know that I recently shared an easy and quick method to get perfectly pieced patchwork squares on my instagram stories. The instagr…

This pattern is called Scrappy Chain and you can find it in Ten Quilts for Ten Sisters. This pattern book comes with 10 beautiful quilt patterns. The book is focused on teaching easy projects that appear difficult. With her beautiful patterns, specially designed for her innovative Easy Piecing Grid interfacing, you can create elaborately pieced quilts in a snap. You can choose from three grid sizes - 1-inch, 1.5-inch, or 2-inch finished squares to create your masterpiece. The Easy Piecing…

Have you ever used a quilter’s grid fusible interfacing to create patchwork? It is used in creating Mondo bags and great for any zipper pouches. It has a...

Join Jen as in our tutorial she shares the wonders of quickly creating patchwork using the TenSisters Fusible Grid Panels. Follow along as she shares how...

Do you cringe at the thought of sewing together 100 2 " squares? Yeah, me too. But here's an easy peasy way to do it. We're going to use Quilter's Grid . QG is an iron on fusible, with a convenient 1" grid printed right on it! First thing you want to do is tidy up your piece of QG. You don't want any extra hanging out because it is a fusible and will gunk up your iron. For demo purposes, I'm going to show you how to do this on a smaller piece of QG. Mine measures 6x6, and I'm using 2"…