Quilting Techniques

Patchwork Quilting: Combining small fabric pieces into a larger design, creating geometric patterns like squares, circles, triangles, or hexagons;

Whole-Cloth Quilting: A single piece of fabric is used for the top layer, with stitching patterns creating the design;

Appliqué: Cutting out fabric shapes of a variety of items (such as a dog, cat, house, flower, horse, cow, chicken, eggs, etc) and attaching these items onto the quilt blocks and then sewing around the edges of the appliqué shape to provide both texture and added interest. 

English Paper Piecing: A hand-sewn method using paper templates for precise shapes. The fabric is cut 1/4" larger than the template, folded over, and basted. Then, once the pieces are handsewn at the folds, the paper template is removed.