I decided that since I love all things rusty orange, blacks and greys that I would use Smoke & Rusty by Lella Boutique, it has a fun modern fell, and it will match my house great!  
I added an alternate pattern option to the bottom (keep scrolling down) since I wanted my runner to be a little shorter. Check out what I did a little different, and feel free to ask questions if you have them.  My runner came out 22x65, here is a sneak peek...

Since I made my table runner different, the size for my backing will be shorter, but you can still used the above layout, you just wont need as much fabric on the right and left side of the center block. I explained down below how I figured my backing in the alternate pattern section. 
​ I upload my logo to Spoonflower, put the image on repeat until I get the desired size and have it printed on white cotton fabric, then I cut them and use them as labels in my quilts.  ​

When I started this sew along I wasn't sure if I was going to want the table runner to be as long as the original pattern suggested, so I made some changes to make mine a little shorter.  
Here are the changes I made... 
First, I decided that I really liked the block that was featured on the backing because the Smoke and Rust fabric collection only had a few pieces of the rusty orange in the bundle, and I wanted to use them on the front.  So instead of making week 4 block (Paradox) and week 5 block (Westward) on the front, I decided I would make two of the week 6 blocks (Friendship Bracelet) block instead.  But since they are only 12.5" blocks I needed something added to them to make them fit, so I added 6 HST and a sashing strip.  
*Tip: So depending on the cutting of some patterns, there are often a lot of corner pieces that are cut off and not used after the trimming, so I made a little video and took a few pictures to give a little mini tutorial to show you how I better use that leftover.  

So now that you have my HST tip, you can use it on future projects.  I almost always do this when I have the opportunity, and then I can trim them down to the size I want and use them on the backing or make matching pillows, y'all know I love pillows!  *In the video I sorta stumbled as I mentioned the cutting part, you will only cut once, right down the middle between the two lines, pictures shown below...

If you want to use my alternate pattern, you'll need to add:
6 - 4.5" HST (half square triangles)
2 - 2.5" x 12.5" sashing pieces (sew between the block and the HST)
I used 1.5" strips for sashing and borders pieces (A-D-C in week 7 instructions)
Backing: Because I made my table runner a little shorter, my backing was made using 3 blocks in the center and then filling in around that. I simply laid my table runner top on the floor, and figured that I would need 8.5" on top and bottom of my blocks to get enough extra to load to the long arm.  I then placed that piece center on the runner top, and measured out to the left and right to figure how much I would need to either side. All pieced backings will be a little different, the best way I have found is to lay my top down and figure things from the center and measure my way out. 
Binding: I usually use 2.5" strips for my binding, then I machine stitch it to the top with the sewing machine, press flat, then fold over the back side, hold with wonder clips and hand stitch it down using matching Aurifil 50 thread and Lori Holt Binding needles.   

My alternate option comes out to be 65" long, rather than the original 80".
OH, and if you look at the picture above, I alway leave the little tails on the border strip, then I trim them down so they are perfectly square after I take it off the long arm.  I dont do this on quilts, but I always do on smaller pieces that are going on tables, I want them to look perfect up close on a table.  

And just to make things a little more fun, I will share with you some of my behind the seams pictures of the quilts that I got to load to my the long arm for the book.  I was lucky enough to quilt the quilts featured on the book covers and inside the book too!  

I have some quilty friends sewing along with me, you should follow along for lots of inspiration, since we will all be using different fabrics. 
Visit the Fat Quarter Shop blog for lots of links for all the bloggers sewing along too!
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Gina Tell (@gina_tell_threadgraffiti), Thread Graffiti
Jen Belnap (@thesmittenchicken),  The Smitten Chicken
Jeresther Thorpe-Page (@Sew_SweetSeeBee)
Lisa Johnson (@intheboondocks), In the Boondocks
Mona Phelps (@mona.phelps), Bluegrass Stitches
Pat Sloan (@quilterpatsloan), Pat Sloan
Patty (@elmstreetquilts), Elm Street Quilts
Sondra Davison (@sondradavison), Out of the Blue Quilts

​Please follow along on Facebook and Instagram for updates, and be sure to hashtag your progress with #JollyBar3QAL on Instagram and Facebook so we can see and share your work!

Until next time, Happy Quilting!!!
​Gina

Pointed Possibilities is the name of my new pattern, it was inspired by a barn quilt I saw in Iowa several years ago, and was originally made for my Sister-In-Laws wedding.  She loves red, so I thought it would be fun to do a variety of scrappy reds with a champaign colored background. So I worked with the team at It's Sew Emma and we recreated this new version with a beautiful new collection called Roselyn by Minick & Simpson.  Over the years I have made and gifted many of my own original patterns, and I've had a couple published in magazines, but this is my first pattern to be published by It's Sew Emma & Fat Quarter Shop.  It is a huge honor to team up with them for so many long arm quilting projects, and now to bring some of my pattern visions to you too! Oh and the pattern is FREE too, so I'm super excited to see what you'll will make, the color possibilities are endless!! 

So here are some of the fun details... 
This pattern is FREE, so all you need is some of the Triangles on a Roll papers to keep your HST perfect, if you have not tried them they really are wonderful, they make your blocks perfect and that means your entire quilt will be square and perfect too. 
The pattern comes in 6 sizes, and the largest one (RED version above) is available in a Quilt Kit with a backing set! Click the Shop Now below for all your quilt shopping needs, and I'll share more about the smaller sizes below....

When we decided to make the pattern available in several sizes that meant we could have lots of fun with color options!  The sample makers at Fat Quarter Shop helped me make them, and then I quilted all of them on the long arm with a variety of flower panto designs.  So remember as you begin picking out the fabrics, this is a great pattern for two colors, or you can use the entire collections and make it more scrappy looking. 
​Here is the info on all the panto designs that I used:
1" inch panto is called Flower Spray 
2" inch panto is called Flower Power 
3" inch panto is called Maggies Rose 
4" inch panto is called Zen Flowers
5" inch panto is called  Lively 
6" inch panto is called Fresco 
Bonus Pillow using 2" triangles on a roll - panto is called Daisy and Dots 

How fun is this!?  On the left is the 6" kit using Roselyn, then 5” using Dwell in Possibility, then the 4” quilt I made myself using Confection Batiks by Kate Spain, and my very favorite grey background Zen Grey they look beautiful together (more pics below), the 3” is Rise Ruby Star, the 2” is Happy Days, and the tiny 1” is Elinor’s Endeavor.  Last but certainly not least, I had to make a pillow too, y'all know I have a bit of a pillow obsession so it was a must, I used the blues and aquas from the same batik collection along with scrappy Moda background and made a pillow using the 2" triangles on a roll.  This is a pretty fast pattern so it's great for beginners, or anyone looking to make something fabulous in a weekend!  

Since I did the long arm quilting on all the quilts, I will share some behind the seams pics of the long arm in action, and share some other random pics as I pieced the 4" size along with my pillow, lots or fun stuff below... 

Kimberly also made a YouTube video tutorial for this quilt, I was bummed that Covid kept me from the Fat Quarter Shop film room for this one, but we had to make sure to keep everyone safe.  Maybe soon I will be able to get back into the film room, I miss all my FQS buddies!  

I hope y'all enjoy my new pattern and I can't wait to see what everyone will make, the possibilities are endless, so please use the hashtag #pointedpossibilitiesquilt & #ginatell when you share on social media so Fat Quarter Shop and myself can see what you are working on! And don't forget to follow me on Instagram, I will be doing a GIVEAWAY for the full kit and re-sharing as I see your creations pop up!
Find me on Instagram HERE ​
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Happy Quilting! :)
Gina Tell 

These days we are all shopping online a little more than we probably ever did before, I know I sure am, and since I work from home full time, I often go from my night time pajamas to my day time pajamas with a shower in between (LOL).  So I decided to do some online shopping, spring time comes pretty soon here in Austin Texas, and I am always looking for something bright and fun for the days I leave the house.  So check this out!! 

I found this super fun online store called Zappy Dots and they agreed to offer a 20% off discount code to all my friends for your first order! How fun is that?  You will need to use the code Zappy20 and you can include @zappydots as well as the hashtag #zappydots if you share to your social media.  They have some great apparel to help you accessorize outside your creative spaces by bringing you wearable designs from amazing quilters, cross stitchers, and artists! Naturally, I picked Kaffe, and let me tell you these are so soft and comfy, you are going to feel like you are still in your pj's but you are NOT going to look like it!! 
They also have all sorts of accessories, and gifts too!  
I shared direct links to the things that I have here down on the bottom, along with a few videos, trust me, you are going to love these clothes, they even have some options for those creative men in your life!!

​https://zappydots.com/midnight-diamonds-v-neck-flair-tee-by-kaffe-fassett.html

https://zappydots.com/midnight-diamonds-zappy-band-by-kaffe-fassett.html

https://zappydots.com/autumn-chintz-magnet-collection-by-kaffe-fassett.html

https://zappydots.com/snip-by-lori-holt-of-bee-in-my-bonnet.html

https://zappydots.com/garden-party-by-kathy-doughty.html

Hope you enjoy these super cute items! 
Happy Quilting
​Gina :)

​When the stars align, it can only be Serendipity! We are proud to present the 2021 Serendipity Quilt Along!  Join us as we go row-by-row in making this beautiful quilt featuring Spring Brook by Corey Yoder for Moda Fabrics!

Our Serendipity Quilt and Cross Stitch Chart benefit Make-a-Wish Central & South Texas.
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As we embark on our 8th Annual Charity Quilt we continue to be amazed by the generosity of this sewing community and inspired by the stories of the children who have been granted life-changing Wishes. The way the fundraiser works is that we offer the Serendipity patterns as FREE downloads during the event for a suggested donation of $5 each to our Make-A-Wish Central & South Texas campaign. Or feel free to make a larger, one-time donation of $50. No amount is too small and every bit counts. We’ll start releasing the seven patterns that make up this quilt on March 1, 2021. Every two weeks we will publish a new pattern on the Jolly Jabber Blog, or I will share links here too. 

Here are some details from the Fat Quarter Shop:
​To make a quilt just like this one, you’ll need the Serendipity Quilt Kit and Serendipity Specialty Pieced Backing Set, available only at Fat Quarter Shop.
Our exclusive quilt kit includes 11.5 yards of Spring Brook fabric designed by Corey Yoder and a background from Thatched, all from Moda Fabrics. This includes all fabric to complete the quilt blocks along with background, borders and binding for the Serendipity quilt. In addition to the fabric, this kit includes three specialty Foundation Paper Piecing Pads by It’s Sew Emma that will be happy helpers for tricky blocks. (You will be able to piece these blocks without the foundation paper using the included pattern instructions, we just really like how perfectly precise they make the blocks!) Bonus alert – the kit comes packaged in an exclusive keepsake box with magnetic closure.
A second bonus of purchasing this quilt kit is that you will have all the block and finishing patterns before they are released from March through July of 2021. The Serendipity printed pattern set will only be available early as part of this kit.

​The quilt finishes at 64.5″ x 74.5″ and is suitable for confident beginners to experienced quilters. You can also use your own choice of fabrics by using our fabric requirements and checking back every two weeks to download the patterns as they are posted!

I was lucky enough to be able to do the long arm quilting on this one, and it's just breathtaking to see in person, y'all are going to love it!  Here are some behind the seams pics I took...
Kimberly picked out a panto design called Floral and I used Glide 60 thread (color Cool Grey 3) and I love it because it sinks in and doesn't overpower the background color in the pattern.

I hope you'll join in, this is such a great cause. Lets all help the children.  

Happy New Year to all my quilty friends!  2020 was such a strange year, filled with uncertainties, and difficulties, but it was also filled with a lot of family, and love.  During this past year I have been so blessed to build new friendships with such great people, I have welcomed many new clients and continued to work with old ones, while reminding myself during the hard days how much I love what I am able to do each day.  Being a long arm quilter has brought me so much joy, having my days filled with color and design does not suck!  So I just wanted to take a minute to thank all of you for being here with me!  

I just uploaded all kinds of new pictures on my webisite home page from this year if you want to check them out.  I am so excited,  I have some big dreams for 2021, and I have some fun things that are scheduled to happen, and a lot of hope that some other things will fall into place, so please stay tuned... 

I am most active on Instagram these days, so if you don't already follow me there, I'd love for you to come check it out.  I share almost all of the projects that I work on there, and Instagram has some great tools to provide links so you can find things easily.  Click here to follow. Once you find me (@gina_tell_threadgraffit) you can click on the link in my profile, and that will take you to images of all the things I share, and a direct link will be there to shop for those items, it's a new feature for me, so I am pretty excited!  
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At the end of each year it's fun to compile the top 9 Instagram posts in one place to share, and these are mine from 2020, wow I had 85K likes this year, y'all rock!  

Everything here can be purchased at Fat Quarter Shop, because they are awesome and have all things quilty and fabulous, and did you know they have a flash sale every day with some great discounts on products you need!? I have truly been blessed this year to work on so many beautiful things for Kimberly and her team, and there are so many new things on the way this year too, I can hardly keep up! Click the button below to fill your cart :)

I'm really looking forward to the New Year, I dream of brighter days, happier tomorrow's, and wish all of you a safe and healthy year!  Happy Quilting!  :)

Ever since Lori Holt’s new book, Quilter’s Cottage came out, I have fallen in love.  It is such a sweet reminder that home is where the heart is, and makes me think of my childhood spent outdoors near a lake in Illinois while eating a whole lot of apples right off the trees.  

Fat Quarter Shop is celebrating the big finish of the Quilter’s Cottage Sew Along and asked me to include some of me behind the seams pictures for the finish.  I was lucky enough to piece the main quilt and do the long arm quilting on all the projects in the picture below.  Lori Holt is so much fun to work with, so I have some fun sneak peeks...

I have been long arm quilting about 4 years now, and I love what I do each day.  Some days are spent doing custom quilting, while others I do e2e digital pantographs.  Regardless what kind of quilting I am doing, I am loving every minute of it.  

The main cover quilt I added the "Daisy Delight" digital pantograph using white Glide 60 thread.  I used Glide because I love the sheen it has, and because it produces almost no lint, so that helps keep my tension pretty.  60wt thread is skinny, so it allows the texture to pop more so than the actual thread, it sinks right in and creates beautiful stitches.  

I also quilted the pillows and the flower runner on the long arm too.  The pillows are always a lot of fun, I load one big piece of white cotton, then a layer of Quilters Dream 80/20 batting, then place each pillow top over.  Then I used my long arm to program each pillow to stitch out the pantograph that has been chosen.  It makes it easy to quilt them all at one time.  Then for the table runner, I did straight lines running diagonal to created a crosshatch, this simple quilting really makes a statement on the right project. 

This is my favorite picture of the quilt I made, my son and I took it out to the lake we live on to get a picture before I loaded it onto the long arm.  

I had so much fun with this project, and I hope you do too!  The book is great, and it really makes me feel so happy to see this adorable quilt! You can check out all the information about this quilt and all the extras on The Fat Quarter Shop blog, and order your copy of the book today. 
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I would love to see your pictures, so feel free to tag me on Instagram anytime if you have questions or want to show off your quilting.  I love to see them! 
Happy Quilting 
​Gina Tell 

The Jolly Bar Book Volume 2 includes 20 quilt patterns designed by my friends at It's Sew Emma just for these precuts.  Grab a Jolly Bar, pick any design and sew! These quilts offer a wide range of styles while still being beginner-friendly. You will want to make them over and over again. 

The Fat Quarter Shop has hosted the Jolly Bar Row Along, and it did not disappoint!  I had so much fun being creative and adding all my own touches to this quilt, you can scroll down for all my finished pictures, and visit my social media too.  I made mine two sided, the front is all low volume, and the back is bright and modern with a lot of quilting texture to make things fun.  Feel free to reach out if you have questions. 

Here is the one Kimberly made:

To make this pattern you will need the Jolly Bar Book Volume 2.
(Kimberly used  Bloomington collection by Lella Boutique for Moda Fabrics.)
Here are the fabric requirements, grab your supplies and come sew with me! Download your copy here. 

Block 1: You'll make 12 of the Sparrow Tracks Blocks this week, and then later we will put into rows, and have some fun with quilting!
Block 2:  You'll need to make 5 Spinning Spools Blocks this week-
Block 3:  This week we make 4 Migration Blocks -
Block 4: This week we make 2 of the Crushing on You Blocks -
Block 5: This week we make 3 of the Due North Blocks -
Block 6: This week we will make 2 Blissful Kisses Blocks - ​​
Finishing: This week we will add sashing between blocks, and add whatever boarders you’d like.  I wanted to keep mine small, so I just did 2” borders.
Backing: SURPRISE!  This is the first time I have ever made a two sided quilt, the key is laying it out often to make sure you have the focal blocks in the center, so you don’t loose parts you want included in the extra overhand that you provide to your long arm quilter.  So I made the blocks for the back using a variety of blue Spotted 2019  and I then decided on a very off center layout, so if I did goof on the centering, it wouldn’t be as noticeable.  I used one of the other patterns from this great little book called Tweed Quilt, along with one background from the Zen collection. I decided to make it a little darker and brighter since the front side is all low volume.   For the front I used Modern Backgrounds More Paper Jolly Bar by Zen Chic for Moda 

There is a fun lineup of quilty friends who will be sewing along.  Check out their social media and blogs to see their progress and tips along the way!
Tracie Henkel (@joyfully_tracie), Riceford Streams
Sondra Davidson (@sondradavison), Out of the Blue Quilts
Pat Sloan (@quilterpatsloan), Pat Sloan
Melanie Call (@abitofscrapstuff), A Bit of Scrap Stuff
Jen Belnap (@thesmittenchicken),  The Smitten Chicken
Hilary Jordan (@byhilaryjordan), By Hilary Jordan
Gina Tell (@gina_tell_threadgraffiti), Thread Graffiti
Geraldine Wilkins (@livingwaterquilter),  Living Water Quilter
Carole Carter (@frommycarolinahome), From my Carolina Home

Here is the block schedule, click the green below to be taken to The Fat Quarter Shop Blog post for full details...
June 29th * Sparrow Tracks Block
July 6th * Spinning Spools Block 
July 13 * Migration Block 
July 20th * Crushing On You Block 
July 27th * Due North Block 
Aug 3 * Blissful Kisses Block
Aug 10 * Finishing
** Since I am a long arm quilter, I also have a ton of fun deciding on the way I will finish my quilts.  Sometimes I do digital pantographs, and sometimes I like to do custom quilting, this time I picked out a panto called Bread Basket, and I love the orange peel kinda look it has.  I uploaded a video on my Instagram if you would like to visit me there too.  Click here: Instagram 

Be sure to share your progress with hastag #jollybarrowalong -
​oh and if you want me to see them add my tags #ginatell #threadgraffiti on Instagram and Facebook so we can see and share your work! 
​Happy Quilting!

The big talk these days is germs and viruses, and since I have been a germophobe since long before all this, I thought I'd make some masks to help out.
Deaconess Hospital is recommending a pattern due to the shortage with COVID-19, so that is the one I am making for our local hospitals, if you’d like to help out here is the link with directions and tutorial.  Its a fast pattern!  I used cotton on the front and flannel on the inside for this version. ​ Click HERE

I also found another great super easy face mask pattern and I tested it out with a few different fabrics for my family.  I used all cotton for the outside and lining, but you can use fleece for the lining if you have some.  I purchased the only size elastic cord that was available at my local Hobby Lobby and it worked great, and only a couple dollars, I made several. They are pretty fast and easy, one thing I will mention is when attaching the straps, I cut a piece between 6-8inches and sewed them into the seam when I did the fold.  After doing a few of those, I then tried cutting the elastic cord about 9-10inches and just making a knot and tucking it inside the fold.  You should try both ways and see what fit you like best.  

Craft Passion put out this super easy and FREE pattern along with a tutorial back in 2013, and she's got some other cute patterns and blog posts too.   
Here is the TUTORIAL 
Here is the PATTERN
Here is Deaconess Hospital Pattern 

Keep Calm and Wash your Hands!
Gina :)

My pillow made it to the Semi-Finals!! WooHoo
I'd love your help to become Champion of the Pillows!
Vote HERE

 Edyta Sitar’s new pillows from 
Pillow Talk:  25 Lovely Pillows for Your Home Sweet Home,
sparked the idea for a fun contest sponsored by
​Fat Quarter Shop and it's been so much fun!
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Check out their blog for lots of info and
a chance to win goodies!!  Click Jolly Jabber 
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To me, pillows are like potato chips, you can't just have one!!  So I went a little crazy and made a few,  because the patterns in the book are so much fun, I just couldn't stop at one!  I decided to put a modern spin on the Spectrum Pillow by irregularly cutting the strips and adding a burst of black  down the center.  I used a fun black and white striped binding after I finished the backing pieces with some charcoal Essex Linen.  I also made a fun triangle pillow using the same Spectrastatic Fat Quarter Bundle | Giucy Giuce for Andover Fabrics and a Creative Grids triangle ruler and I loved how the two look together!  

My inspiration for my modern pillows came from my bedroom.  I decided I needed a few modern decorative pillows for my bed because we just moved into a new home 9 months ago, and I have a clean slate!  So you'll have to check back for updated pictures once I get my room all finished.  I'm planning to recover my headboard and paint the walls a light grey to go along with my solid white duvet cover.  It's going to be fun, so stay turned for that.  

Since I am a long arm quilter I finished all of my pillows at one time,  I loaded one really big piece of muslin fabric for the backing, then one big piece of batting, then placed all of the pillow fronts on top and basted down the 4 sides of each pillow.  Then, I picked out pantographs for each pillow and since they are only 18-20 inches they stitched out really fast.  If you work with a long arm quilter for your quilts, you might ask if he or she is willing to load all your pillows at once so you can save time and money.  Here are a few behind the scenes of all my pillows loaded on my long arm at once.  

I also made an extra bonus pillow based on the Lucky Charm paper pieced pattern from the book, I added some bubbles on the long arm to give it some fun texture, but I forgot to take pictures of that one.  

​Since I have an IKEA close by my house, and I am putting these pillows on my bed, I decided to get some big fluffy 20" down pillows and I love how they look and feel! The picture below really looked pretty with the sun shining some amazing rays through the window onto all those colors!  I attached the binding to the fronts of the pillows and then folded them over to the back and then hand stitched them down.  Oh wait, when I do pillows I also cut my binding only 2" because I really like the thin look better.  

​Most of these pillows can be done in a day or two, especially if you use the pillow kits that the Fat Quarter Shop stocks!  All the pieces are laser cut and perfect, and they already have the fusible on the back, so all you have to do it press them and quilt them.  I got two of the kits shown below,  I picked the Dot Dot Dot Pattern and I also made the Rainbow Drops Pattern after pressing the little pieces onto the provided background fabric from the kit, I just put them on my long arm, picked a dense panto and secured them that way.  I figure since they are decorative they are not really going to be used all that much, and when they start to look worn out, I'll be excited to order new fabric and make more!!  I really encourage you to try them, even if you are a beginner, you will love what a fast and fun project they are.  They also make great gifts!  You can do this!! 

Fat Quarter Shops offers fabric kits for many of the pillows in the Pillow Talk Book.  Each pillow fabric kit includes the Laundry Basket Favorites fabric for the 18″ x 18″ pillow top. You will just need to order the book and 0.375 yard for binding and 0.625 yard for backing separately.

Please be sure to come vote,  in the meantime, if you sew up some Pillow Talk pillows, be sure to share your projects using #PillowTalkBook and tag Fat Quarter Shop for your chance to get a shout out on Livestream!
​I'd love for you to follow my quilty journey on Instagram too - ​@gina_tell_threadgraffiti
​Happy Quilting!
Gina Tell 

Are you ready to rumble? Edyta Sitar’s new pillows from Pillow Talk:  25 Lovely Pillows for Your Home Sweet Home, sparked the idea for a fun contest and we’re kicking it off with our first pair of contenders – Kimberly Jolly and Edyta Sitar! ​

​Starting today, we’ll have ten rounds of the Pillow Talk Pillow Fight here on the blog and on Instagram! Each week, two contenders will go head-to-head with their creations based on the patterns in the Pillow Talk book. This competition among friends will be accompanied by weekly voting, plus a monthly roundup with the chance for prizes and glory for that month’s winner and one lucky voter. At the end, the top two will go up for a final vote. Who will be the Pillow King or Queen? You get to decide!

You should grab your book and come sew along!  
Fat Quarter Shop offers fabric kits for many of the pillows in the Pillow Talk Book. Each pillow fabric kit includes the Laundry Basket Favorites fabric for the 18″ x 18″ pillow top and binding. You will just need to order the Pillow Talk Book and 1/2 yard separately for backing.

We’ll see you back here next week to see creations by Jen Van Orman of Heritage Threads and Elise Baek of Elise and Emelie! In the meantime, if you sew up some Pillow Talk pillows, be sure to share your projects using #PillowTalkBook and tag us (@fatquartershop), @itssewemma and @laundrybasketquilts so we can see and share your work!
Happy Quilting!