You’d never know it at first glance but this is SUCH an easy quilt to make…my favorite kind. This is a beginner friendly quilt, but I would recommend having some experience with simple piecing and matching seams. This quilt is 57 inches by 71 inches. You’ll be working with some bias edges (fabric...Read More

I’ve been meaning to update my first simple heart quilt tutorial for years, so this is just a fresh update! I also finally made a pretty printable pattern for Heart Blocks in multiple sizes you can

This little quilt is so fun to make…not to mention a great scrap-buster. I figured I better come up with a better name than Coral + Triangles (naming is not my forte remember?)…but a little bit pink with some bright scrappy edges? Sweet n’ Sassy it is. Here is a quickie pattern if you want...Read More

If you want to make a simple heart quilt block in multiple sizes, you've come to the right place! I've included a free printable pattern with measurements for 7 different sized Heart blocks. Click below to save or print the Heart Block pattern! Heart Block Pattern These are such easy,...Read More

Thank you for all the baby well-wishes…we are adjusting well and even managing to sleep well at night…imagine that! Luckily I finished up this quilt just before she was born. I backed it with a minkee fabric I bought locally. It has a really nice weight to it and is super soft (by Shannon Fabrics). ...Read More

I love figuring out and making tricky quilts but sometimes I just want to not use my brain and sew! This is a super quick and easy quilt, a great scrap buster…and you can make it with very little brain power. If you’ve never made a quilt before this pattern is a great...Read More

Digital - Daisy PDF quilt sewing pattern from Cluck Cluck Sew More Details The Digital Daisy quilt sewing pattern goes together fast and looks great in any fabric. The pattern uses fat quarters and includes 5 sizes. Traditional piecing methods are used. This pattern is best suited for an intermediate-beginner quilter.  Click pattern back cover image for more details.   FORMAT: PDF - Digital Download Pattern Click Here for more Digital sewing patterns Click here for more quilt sewing patterns Click here for more sewing patterns from Cluck Cluck Sew

This cute little free block pattern would make a sweet pillow or table topper, or made more of them and turn them into a quilt!  The finished block with borders is 17"x 17", without borders the heart is 10" x 17".  Traditional pieced, recommended for advanced beginners.   This is a free PDF downloadable pattern, add it

There are lots and lots of binding tutorials. Lots. So I’m going to skim over binding basics fairly quickly in order to share with you how I machine bind my quilts to look almost hand sewn. I do all my quilts this way, so by now I’ve become fairly quick at it. I...Read More

These are my favorite new pillows. They are fast and unbelievably easy to make…and I hope you love them as much as I do. I did my best to simplify the instructions/pattern so they are beginner friendly, and super fun to make. If you’ve never worked with a template or curves, and your nervous about...Read More

There are lots and lots of binding tutorials. Lots. So I’m going to skim over binding basics fairly quickly in order to share with you how I machine bind my quilts to look almost hand sewn. I do all my quilts this way, so by now I’ve become fairly quick at it. I...Read More

Introducing the Cluck-tastic Classroom Management System! Are you tired of classroom interruptions? Do you want to engage your students while maintaining a peaceful learning environment? Look no further! Our innovative Classroom Management System, complete with our adorable chicken-themed approach, will revolutionize your classroom experience. What is the Cluck-tastic Classroom Management System? Imagine a classroom filled with enthusiasm and engagement, where students take control of their behavior and learning. The Cluck-tastic Classroom Management System allows you to transform your classroom into an exciting learning space where students actively participate in managing their behavior. How Does It Work? 1. **The Cluck Chart:** Picture a chart with five friendly chickens displayed prominently. Each chicken represents a chance for your students to excel in classroom behavior. 2. **Classroom Goal Poster:** Together with your class, set a goal for the week. Whether it's extra recess, more free time, a special video, or another exciting reward, the choice is yours! Empower your students to make their learning environment even better. 3. **The Cluck Challenge:** Every time a student interrupts or disrupts the class, a chicken comes down. However, when students exhibit excellent behavior, a chicken goes back up! Benefits of Cluck-tastic Classroom Management System ✨ **Student Engagement:** By actively participating in managing their behavior, students become more engaged in the learning process. ✨ **Empowerment:** Encourage students to take responsibility for their actions and choices. ✨ **Positive Reinforcement:** Promote a positive and supportive classroom atmosphere that rewards good behavior. ✨ **Goal-Oriented:** Work towards exciting rewards and goals set by the class. ✨ **Visual and Interactive:** The chart and chickens create a fun and interactive visual aid that keeps students excited and motivated. Join the Cluck-tastic Movement Today! Say goodbye to interruptions and hello to an engaging classroom where learning thrives! The Cluck-tastic Classroom Management System is the perfect tool to transform your teaching experience. Ready to make your classroom a Cluck-tastic place to learn? Get started today and watch your students flourish in a positive and engaging environment. Don't let interruptions rule the roost—let's make learning fun again! Cluck-tastic Classroom Management System: Where Learning Takes Flight!

I flip flop between spray basting and pin basting, but lately I've been reaching for a can of spray more often than not! Below is a simple how to for spray basting, including 15 headless photos of me. ;) I've used multiple types of fabric adhesive and 505 is my favorite. It's a bit...Read More

Happy March 1st! I'm so ready for our dreary wet winter to end, but the sun is out today and it's looking like Spring! I pulled this happy stack a couple of weeks ago and decided to make another Ziggy Baby quilt but with lots of different prints for each color. The pattern really only...Read More

I made this quilt for my new niece Alexis. It looks huge compared to her tininess…but it’s a nice big size she can grow into a bit. I used the 60 degree ruler by Creative Grids, and started with 6" strips and scraps. In all honestly I don’t love sewing with triangles…but I always love...Read More

This fun scrappy quilt is quick to put together and great for beginners. Use lots of different colors to keep it bright and fun…or just a few colors to keep it calm and simple. Finished Size: 36" x 41" 1. You’ll need to cut 27 color strips 2" x width...Read More

After seeing so many adorable heart quilts over the past couple of years I finally started my own this week. I have so many random sized pieces of reds and pinks that I'm ready to use up...so a heart quilt was calling my name. I'm making the 8" finished blocks (tutorial here!). I figure...Read More

My oldest is a huge fan of his bow and arrow….so this pattern suited him well. Not gonna lie this one takes awhile to make up in a twin size…but its really satisfying once its done! I finished this top right before we moved…I’ll post it when I get my camera unpacked in the next...Read More

Valentines Day is almost here! I've been buying myself candy (and eating it all) for weeks in preparation for the big day. ;) Really I just used Valentines Day as a good excuse to make a red and white heart pillow for my couch that I will probably leave out all year long. Nettie...Read More

We all absolutely LOVE this chicken recipe! It happens to be a big favorite at our house. The kids actually love it, and my hubby just loves it, and I also love it too. I cook this chicken recipe for the dinner menu alot! It is actually crispy, really full of flavor and also baked, not fried! It happens to be made up of just three ingredients: which are crushed Corn flakes, some grated Parmesan cheese along with of course, some Ranch dressing! YUMMY So here is how you do it:

My Chicken Vesuvio is a restaurant-quality dish from Chicago, where chicken a potatoes braise in a flavorful sauce, along with the final addition of peas.

This Peperoncini Chicken is always a hit with those who love the tanginess of these delicious peppers. Breaded chicken breasts that have been marinated in buttermilk and the juice of peperoncini peppers. A simple sauce made in the same pan as the chicken is seared off in using the peppers, broth and a slurry made with corn starch. This dish will be a family favorite.

A produção de colcha de retalhos é uma arte, por isso ensinaremos como fazer passo a passo e mostraremos mais de 70 modelos.

A couple of months ago I posted on Instagram that my 9 year old son loves bats, and asked me to make him a bat quilt after seeing the blocks for my table runners. At the time I didn't want to make the bat quilt...but 200+ people told me to suck it up and make...Read More

I've been in a bad habit of making quilt tops and tucking them away into the black hole that is my closet. My church was asking for quilt donations last week so it was good motivation to finish up some tops and give them new homes. This quilt is from my Heart Quilt Tutorial I wrote...Read More

During a family reunion when I was growing up, my Grandma let us grandchildren take turns choosing a quilt to keep. On the back of each quilt a pillow case was sewn to the bottom, and the quilt could be folded up into the pillow case to make a pillow! A quilt + a pillow...Read More

This smoked chicken wing recipe is the best because it combines the perfect balance of flavor and texture. It's super simple to throw together and the wings will come out perfectly every single time!

I was piecing these blocks with triangle corners (like the corners in this block) yesterday and thought I would share a quick trick. Usually a pattern (including my own) will recommend drawing a pencil line from corner to corner on the wrong side, and sewing along the line. Like this one: But since I’m a...Read More