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Well, most of it does, anyway! It may surprise you to know that many batting products have a right side and a wrong side, just like fabric.

Sometimes it can be difficult to find the continuous path of certain pieced border designs. Here is a great way to tackle a flying geese border.

It's nearly time to close the door on 2012, and put all of the regrets about what didn't get done aside.

Tension won't be so mysterious and irritating if you learn a few secrets about managing it and how the other choices you’ve made regarding your quilt top affect it.

Need a simple, beautiful homemade present for a gift exchange or to give to a close friend? Here's a quick tutorial on for a lacy scarf that's sure to impress!

You’ve seen them, you’ve probably used them, and you’ve possibly ignored them! Skinny little “separator” borders help us frame blocks, set off larger borders, and make our quilting math come out right.

Sometimes combining two simple shapes can give a basic filler design a whole new look.

Claudia Pfeil, became the first European APQS dealer in 2005. She owns Quilt & Co and runs the entire European APQS showroom in Krefeld, Germany. She’s been sewing and piecing since she was a teen.

For a fast, fun weekend project, try whipping up a flannel throw.

When the quilt is stretched firmly on the frame, any air space created by the batting is crushed by the quilt layers.