My first video to introduce my new YouTube channel focused on making the most of your fabric bits and pieces.

This free tutorial takes you through each step to make the Flippy Bits Quilt. Download the pattern from my website and join me for this project.

Tune in to see what projects are planned for the future.

I was recently in Tokyo and was lucky enough to have some spare time to visit Tokyo Fabric town. Come for a quick visit with me and see the fabric haul!

This free tutorial covers all the steps, from cutting the fabric to sewing the blocks, to make the Fibonacci Spiral quilt. Ten fat quarters work best, but try it with scraps for a cheerfully chaotic project.

I think this is the perfect thread colour. Along with white and black, I rarely use anything else.

Follow along in this free tutorial as I show you how to use my favourite bonus pieces. The video includes two free patterns available for download on my web site.

Join me for a discussion of the top 5 tools that are essential in my sewing room. These are the expensive ones. Next week, I’ll cover the inexpensive essentials.

Join me for an overview of my top 5 inexpensive quilting tools that are essential in my sewing room.

This video is a trunk show of some of my favourite scrappy quilts. Do you have a pattern for a scrap quilt that you return to over and over?

In this video, I show you some of the projects I have recently completed. From the 10 I thought I would finish, I’ve completed six. Not too bad!

Join me in making the 3D Big Block Baby quilt. Download the pattern, select your fabrics to make this cute project.

Grab a peak at some of my upcoming projects.

In this video, I show you how I hand finish the binding on the back of my quilts. It is quick and easy and give the quilt a polished finish.

Most of the quilts I make are given as gifts to friends and family. This video is a trunk show of the quilts we have kept for ourselves and still use. How many quilts does your family have?

This is part two of the trunk show of quilts we have kept for ourselves. How many quilts does one family need???

Have you ever up-cycled or recycled fabric for a new project? Join me as I cut up some men’s dress shirts to use as quilt fabric.

Join me on a tour of 5 quilt shops in Hobart, Tasmania and stay to the end to see the haul!

This is part two of my trunk show of scrappy quilts. These are my favourite types of quilt and this video features ten projects to delight and inspire.

Do you have a pattern you use over and over again? In this video I show you five very different quilts all made from the same pattern.

This is a trash-to-treasure project to make a candy bag into a pencil case.

Let’s make a disappearing nine patch quilt and use every little piece to complete the project.

Join me as I walk through some quilting mistakes, so you don't make the same ones!

Updates on some recently completed projects, and some that have stalled!

Join me for a quick shopping trip to Fabric Mart in Honolulu and stay to the end of the video for the haul.

Download the pattern and give this new version of the Fibonacci Sequence a try.

A preview of upcoming projects. Lots of fun ideas in the works. Stay tuned!

A fun, quick project that makes great gifts.

In this video, I walk you through how Jason and I spray baste quilts to get them ready for quilting.

Based on the traditional Oh Suzanne block, this table runner is fast and easy and just in time for the holidays. And there is a bonus project as well. Download the pattern and join in.

A few weeks ago, Brenda gave my channel a shout-out and I was thrilled to become part of the Conquering Mount Scrapmore with Brenda community. We had a lovely chat recently about quilting, inspiration and advice for quilters. I hope you enjoy the discussion.

This is the ultimate scrappy quilt with bits and pieces of everything! Download the pattern and give it a try!

A fun scrappy quilt just in time for Christmas. This project is quick and easy.

Follow along as I machine quilt the Flippy Bits quilt. There is no music, no talking, just quilting. Machine quilting can be meditative - the constant buzz of the machine and the smooth, flowing movements of the quilt can be relaxing if everything is working well.

A short video of me quilting daisies in a chain - no music, no talking, just quilting.

There is no music, no talking, just quilting as I finish the Circle Illusion quilt. The batik fabric in this project is beautiful.

No music, no talking, just quilting the Interlocking Squares quilt.

No music, no talking, just quilting the 3D Big Block Baby quilt. There is a free pattern to make this quilt available in the patterns section of my website.

No music, no talking, just quilting Blue Hawaii.