A spotty Spotto quilt block

Hi, and welcome to Sew Blue Thread. In this post, we will talk about a new Spotty ‘Spotto’ quilt block pattern ready. It’s surprising how quickly the Christmas rush/New Years festivities come and go.  It’s a new year now, and new beginnings.  Although that’s what I say every year.  I … Continue Reading →

Chip Packet Pencil Case

Hi and welcome to Sew Blue Thread.  Only 2 weeks ago I was at a meeting.  Had noticed the lady next to me, had her giant bag of chips sitting on the floor.  I thought to myself, ‘well, that’s a good idea…..nibble on the sly while the meeting is on’.  … Continue Reading →

Frame quilt block pattern, easy.

It’s all in the ‘Frame’

Hi, and welcome to Sew Blue Thread.  My name is Marsha, the one who writes the patterns and then sews them together.  There was a time, about 2 years ago, when I had a ‘nudge’ to write patterns. After learning the craft of quilting, the patterns are what grabbed me … Continue Reading →

To the Sky Quilt block -Sky Series Quilt A Long

Hi, and welcome to Sew Blue Thread.  EEEEeeeee!   Finally it’s here! Thank you for joining me on this journey of hosting my first Quilt-a-long.  I’m excited to begin this week stitching the ‘To the Sky’ quilt block.                      Here is what … Continue Reading →

‘Sashway’ quilt pattern

Hello everyone, It’s always a pleasure to see a finished quilt. All the hard work is behind and a feeling of satisfaction is there.   Recently, we have been having unusually warm weather days, so sewing in the air conditioning has just been wonderful. I’m excited to release a new pattern … Continue Reading →

Two dresses in one

Hello everybody, The idea of making a girls dress, plus, a matching dolls dress, has been one of my ‘let’s give it a whirl’ ideas for a long time.  Since having a daughter, now would be the time. Well, haven’t I had fun with this little project.  Found a pattern … Continue Reading →

Christmas in July

  It’s that time of year again, when we think of cold weather setting in, in the Southern Hemisphere, and when there’s cold weather, we think of a reason for Christmas in July. Break out the tinsel, Christmas tree, baubles, presents, and most of all, get together with friends and … Continue Reading →