Okay, if you’ve watched the latest video where Angelique teaches me how to make the Old Windmill block, you’re probably raising an eyebrow right about now. I’ll come right out and say it: I haven’t mastered the perfect piecing point. Some of the points on my quilt blocks line up, but definitely not all of them. That said, after examining th...

Rulerwork is a fantastic way to achieve precise, consistent designs in quilting. Whether you're using a domestic sewing machine or a longarm quilting machine, rulers help create straight lines, curves, and intricate motifs with professional accuracy. If you're new to rulerwork, this guide will walk you through the essential tools, techniques, and tips to get you star...

Every video and blog post we make here at Grace Company is made to answer the question: how do I make a quilt? Whatever your skill level, we have made something to help you improve your quilting. In this blog, we’ll break the quilt-making process down into its most basic steps, so you can find resources to help you expand your skills in whatever areas you de...

In the last blog post, I told you all about how I went about planning out my quilt and picking my color scheme and fabric. Now the piecing has begun! Make sure you check out the video where Angelique walks me through my first block, step by step. In this post, I’ll go over (what I consider to be) the most important things that I’ve learned so f...

Quilting frames come in two main types—rolling frames and hoop frames—and understanding their differences is key to choosing the right setup for your project. Rolling frames manage fabric using a rolling pickup rail, allowing you to quilt larger projects in one continuous session. The size of the rolling frame determines the maximum quilt size you can wo...