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Quilting is a world where we never stop learning.
Every quilt teaches us something new — whether it’s mastering a fresh technique, refining our quilt coloring skills, or discovering how colors and shapes can come together to create a quilt that truly reflects our soul. That’s where QuiltInk takes part, giving you the freedom to experiment and the joy of seeing your ideas come alive.
We also believe learning is even richer when shared. That’s why we invite you to join us on Discord, where we’re building a quilt-color-loving community ready to inspire and be inspired. Check the news below to know more about it.
On my personal quilting path, I keep moving forward with the new notion I am working on — a big learning curve for me. At the same time, as a quilt pattern designer, I’m happy to be part of the Quilt Skill Academy Bundle (discover it here), where a group of designers has joined forces to offer valuable resources that help quilters explore new techniques and grow with confidence. Don't miss it!
This newsletter is an invitation to keep learning, {name}. Explore the new patterns added to QuiltInk, meet our new designers, join our Discord color community, or deepen your understanding in the color theory section. There’s always a new step to take on your quilting journey. |
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October has brought a burst of creativity to QuiltInk with 18 brand-new quilt patterns! That’s 18 fresh opportunities to explore, experiment, and find inspiration for your next quilt project. Whether you’re looking for a fun challenge or a chance to play with new designs, there’s something for everyone this month.
We’re also thrilled to welcome three talented new designers to the platform:
Their debut patterns are ready for you to explore on QuiltInk. Take a moment to visit their profiles, discover their work, and connect with their creativity. From the QuiltInk coloring pages and mock-ups, you can also visit the designers’ websites to get a copy of their patterns and support the amazing work they’re doing.
Exploring these new patterns is more than just inspiration—it’s a chance to develop your skills, experiment with new techniques, and learn something new with every quilt. Dive in and see what these patterns can teach you! |
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This month, there isn’t much news directly related to the platform itself—September has been a whirlwind around the QuiltInk home! With my husband returning to school for his daily job, the kids starting all their activities, and me organizing everything behind the scenes, we haven’t had as much time to work on the platform as usual.
But there’s something exciting ahead: a big new feature is now being tested, and I can’t wait to share more details with you soon. Stay tuned—you’ll be the first to know when it’s ready!
Check below for the latest about our Discord community and other ways to connect and learn.
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Our QuiltInk Discord community keeps growing, and it’s exciting to see more quilters joining in! Over the past weeks, I’ve set up:
- New categories and forums: organized spaces for sharing ideas, color experiments, technique tips, and QuiltInk usage questions and feedback.
- Forums: each forum allows you to start new threads, reply to posts, and share your QuiltInk mock-ups. It’s a place to learn, explore, and connect around color in quilting.
- Private corners: if you’re a Supporter, Fabric Shop, or Designer, please send me a direct message or an email, and I’ll add you to the private space where we’ll host special events—like live meetings and discussions about upcoming features (a big one is coming!).
People have already started joining and introducing themselves, and it’s wonderful to see the creativity and excitement flowing.
How to join:
- Click the link below to join the QuiltInk Discord server.
- Create a free Discord account if you don’t have one yet.
- Introduce yourself in the welcome channel—tell us a little about your quilting journey.
- Explore the channels and forums, start or reply to threads, and connect with fellow quilters.
- Turn on notifications to know when I create new threads or events.
Come in, say hello, and help us build a vibrant community focused on color in quilting!
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If you’re not quite ready to jump into Discord, you can still connect with us on Instagram, where we share fun and inspiring posts featuring the latest patterns activated on QuiltInk!
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Have you checked the QuiltInk Color Hub lately? Now’s the perfect time! I’ve just added new resources to help you dive deeper into the world of color in quilting. You’ll find a growing variety of courses, tools, articles, and books designed to inspire you and build your color confidence.
Check out the QuiltInk Color Hub to explore what’s new and find your next source of inspiration. And if you know any color-related resources that could enrich this section, send me an email — I’ll be more than happy to include them and keep growing this space together!
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As the number nerd I am, I love recording these moments — and this one makes me especially happy!
We’ve just passed 9,000 registered users, with over 400 patterns available and nearly 17,000 mock-ups shared on the QuiltInk Wall. Every number reflects the creativity and energy of this wonderful community.
If you don’t have yet your free account, now’s the perfect time to join! Save and share your mock-ups on the Wall, and inspire others with your colorful creations.
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With 21 new events connected to QuiltInk designers—from exciting pattern releases, creative SALs and BOMs to really useful bundles and inspiring books—there’s always something new to explore and learn from.
Take a moment to browse through them, find what resonates with your quilting journey, and maybe join in! Each event is an opportunity to learn, connect, and support the talented designers who keep enriching our vibrant quilting community.
Keep an eye on our Instagram @quilt_ink for any additional releases or updates throughout the month. And don’t forget to join in on the fun with our #qink_mockupmonday for your weekly dose of inspiration! |
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BUNDLE |
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Quilt Skill Academy Bundle with QuiltInk/Quiltilus participation
Dates: 6th-12th October |
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I’m so excited to be part of this year’s Quilt Pattern Designers’ QSA Bundle! For one week only (Oct 6–12), you can grab $350+ worth of quilting resources — including patterns, video workshops, tutorials, and printables — all for just $59.
My contribution is the Foundation Paper Piecing Alphabet, which I truly believe is one of the best ways to learn and improve your FPP skills. It comes with a step-by-step tutorial, and you can start with easy characters and gradually move to more complex ones, building your confidence as you go. It’s a playful and practical tool to personalize your quilts with names, monograms, or words while practicing your technique.
This is an affiliate link, and by purchasing through it you’ll also be supporting my work and helping me continue doing what I love. |
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FREE TUTORIAL |
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Harvester Poncho by Brave Nouvelle
Date: Available now |
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Brave Nouvelle is sharing her Harvester Poncho pattern as a special gift for newsletter subscribers. This cozy quilted poncho is perfect for the season and a wonderful way to expand your sewing skills with a fun, wearable project.
Subscribe to her newsletter to receive your free copy and enjoy adding something unique to your handmade wardrobe. |
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PATTERN RELEASE |
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Starstruck by Sweet Potato Quilts
Date: September 12th |
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Starstruck is a quilt pattern that plays with stars and stripes in motion. These elements appear in shifting sizes, scattered symmetry, and subtle changes in tone that reflect the rhythm of being human. Just like us, the stars in this quilt ebb and flow - bold in some places and soft in others. It’s not about perfection or balance, but about movement, courage, and the quiet power of continuing on in a world that can often feel overwhelming. This quilt is a gentle reminder that we’re not here to carry the burdens of the world, but to contribute in small, meaningful ways using the unique gifts that were always ours to begin with.
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Demeter by Alderwood Studio
Date: September 20th |
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Named for the goddess of the harvest, the Demeter quilt is inspired by the natural rhythms of the seasons, the phases of the moon, and the cycles of growth. The design features bold, modern shapes that echo stalks of wheat, shifting moons, and natural landscapes. This pattern has two design options: one that uses curves, and one that does not.
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Block Widow by Mija Handmade
Date: September 22th |
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The Block Widow Quilt is a modern, spooky quilt that’s perfect for stash-busting. Raid your stash for your best ticks and treats, or use a seasonal FQ bundle. Pick your poison and start pulling your fabrics! This medallion-style quilt is fat quarter friendly and comes in three sizes: baby (33" x 36), small throw (55" x 60") and a large throw (66" x 72"). The spider body can be made scrappy or with one fabric.
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BOOK |
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Lone Star Legacy: 12 Modern Projects by Lindlee Smith from Plains and Pine
Preorder: Open
Launch date: September 25th |
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Get ready to slow down and sew something truly memorable. Lone Star Legacy Quilts by Plains & Pine is now available! This book is a stunning guide for intermediate and advanced quilters wanting to master Lone Star and Broken Star quilts. With 9 full-size quilts, 3 smaller projects, expert guidance, and modern color inspiration, it’s a must-have for your fall quilting plans. |
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PATTERN RELEASE |
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Twilight Palms by Jenn Thorsen Designs
Date: September 26th |
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The Twilight Palms quilt is a geometric design featuring repeating palm-inspired motifs arranged in a bold, symmetrical layout. The pattern is written in three sizes-baby, throw, and twin-and includes two style options: a colorful modern version and a simplified two-tone traditional version. Efficient constructions methods are used throughout, including 8-at-a-time half-square triangles and 4-at-a-time flying geese, which streamlines piecing and minimizes fabric waste. The design is suitable for confident beginners and above, with clear block-based construction that allows for accuracy and ease of assembly.
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SEW ALONG |
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Splash Skull by Quilts of Whimsy
Dates: Join anytime. |
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A stunning foundation paper pieced master piece of 2007 pieces carefully curated and coloured to create a mic drop quilt. The quilt stands at an all encompassing 70 x 90 inches to give you a whole body hug in colours of the rainbow.
Join through face book search for quilts of whimsy quilt along -splash skull. Join at any time.
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CALENDAR + 12 PATTERNS |
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Patchwork Calendar by 12 designers
Dates: Coming soon. |
This is a physical printed calendar that features 12 gorgeous quilt patterns. Buyers will not only get the calendar, but will also be able to download all 12 patterns to make throughout the year.
This is an affiliate link for Jo Westfoot from the The Crafty Nomad.
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ONLINE EVENT |
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Ink-tober by True Blue Quilts
Dates: October 1-31st |
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Andi is joining the online artist celebration of Ink-tober with a full month of color exploration. Download her calendar of prompts and follow her journey on the True Blue Quilts YouTube channel. She will be using QuiltInk to color her Favorite Stars pattern in 30 different ways throughout the month.
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Get Well Soon by Tessellate Textiles
Date: October 4th |
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To mark Blood Cancer Awareness Month, Tessellate Textiles is releasing a touching new design — the Get Well Soon quilt. Inspired by her personal health journey and the kindness she received along the way, this quilt is a reminder of care, gratitude, and hope.
Designed to be a quick and easy sew, it’s perfect for gifting to someone recovering, going through a difficult time, or simply in need of a little comfort.
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Eireann's Compass by Scattered Bobbins
Date: October 10th |
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Eireann’s Compass is a beginner-friendly quilt pattern inspired by the Irish countryside, blue skies, and bright golden gorse flowers. The design features a travel theme, with blocks named after paths, roads, and other journey-inspired elements, giving the quilt a sense of movement and discovery.
The pattern includes three sizes 48" x 48" (lap or wall quilt), 64" x 64" (throw), and 80" x 80" (bed quilt). It works beautifully in a wide range of colour combinations. Clear step-by-step instructions make it simple to sew and enjoyable to complete. |
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Trestle Churn by Sewistry
Date: October 16th |
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Trestle Churn is inspired by the trestles on railroad bridges and the traditional Churn Dash block. It is a modern, beginner-friendly quilt that is a great skill-builder and opportunity to fine-tune your scant ¼” seams. |
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COURSE |
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Thread Matters Course by The Crafty Nomad
Date: 3 weeks starting November 12th |
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This is a 3 week online course with ongoing access afterwards for quilters to really get to grips with all things thread. The goal is that they become more knowledgeable in what types and weights of thread they can use for quilting and be able to use them successfully in their work. We take a deep dive into needles and tension as well so they understand how to have a stress free sewing experience with all types of thread even tricky metallics!
We get started on the 12th of November with a live Zoom session after which participants will get access to the pre-recorded class and workbook. We'll get back together for a live Q&A Zoom session on the 3rd of December. The course cost £75 and has the option to add on one of two exclusive Aurifil thread collections curated especially for this course.
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SEW ALONG |
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Make Time by 4 British Designers
Starting: August 18th
Duration: 10 weeks |
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The Make Time quilt is a design by a collective of British designers: Nicola Dodd from Cake Stand Quilts; Lou Orth of Lou Orth Designs; Victoria Peat from Little Black Duck; and Jo Westfoot from The Crafty Nomad.
The pattern features block designs around the idea of making time to do what makes you happy.
In a busy world where our lives are full of work commitments, family responsibilities, and the distractions of social media, we are reminded of the importance of making time for activities that nourish our souls, make us happy, and force us to slow down and reconnect with what’s really important.
The pattern contains 18 detailed blocks on the sub themes of: Creativity; Self Care; Nature; and Friendship. We'll be running a sewalong with full support in the way of technique tutorials and a Facebook group for questions and inspiration.
The sewalong starts on the 18th of August 2025 and runs for 10 weeks. The price is £60, that makes just £5 per block!
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Christmas Blomma by Sand & Stars
Starting Date: October 3rd
Early Bird Price: Until September 19th (15% discount) |
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Join Yasmeen of Sand & Stars for a brand new BOM to create a beautiful hand applique quilt to adorn your home for the 2026 festive season. A Christmas hand applique pattern made up of just 12 blocks, repeated in various colourways. Each blocks represents a part of the '12 days of Christmas' song, so the perfect quilt to make and decorate your home. This BOM is a guided 12 month project which will give you to opportunity to develop your skills in needle turn hand applique.
COLOR THE PATTERN HERE! |
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QUILT SAMPLER |
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Sweater Weather Sampler 2025 by Nine Patch Quilt Collective
Dates: 9 weeks starting on September 4th |
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The cozy Sweater Weather Sampler quilting community you’ve come to love from the Nine Patch Quilt Collective will be back in 2025, with all the same heart, warmth, and quilty goodness you just can’t get enough of. If you’ve loved stitching up these autumn themed blocks and connecting with fellow quilters during the 2023 and 2024 samplers, you’re going to be over the moon about what is planned for this year. Think new skills, fresh designs, and all the community magic!
The Sweater Weather Sampler begins on September 4th, and a new pattern will be sent weekly for 9 weeks.
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FREE QUILT SAMPLER |
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Solstice Sampler 2025 by 9 quilt pattern designers
Dates: October 12th - December 14th |
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The free Solstice Sampler is back! This wintery sampler is not only a fun skill-builder but also packed with unique designs from some seriously talented designers. And here’s the extra fun part—using QuiltInk, you’ll get to color your own layouts for the 2025 Solstice Sampler!
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BLOCK OF THE MONTH |
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The Birdwatchers Project by Julia Wachs and Jennifer Walters
Early bird registration: June 12th
General registration: July 1st
First block release: July 10th |
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The Birdwatchers Project is a 14 block foundation paper pieced pattern, with the blocks delivered as a row of the month pattern. Each block pattern will be available within The Birdwatchers Project membership.
The birds in this quilt are inspired by the game of Wingspan, designed by Elizabeth Hargrave and sold by Stonemaier Games. The game artwork is done by Natalia Rojas and Ana Maria Martinez Jaramillo.
Included with the pattern:
- 14 foundation paper piecing patterns of birds native to North America.
- Color palette assistance. You will see the colors used in our cover quilts, along with resources for planning out your own color palette.
- Fabric requirements.
- FPP tutorial.
- Instructions on how to piece them all together into a large throw quilt with sashing.
You can sew your blocks into the throw sized quilt, or create individual pillows / wall hangings! Choose your own adventure.
COLOR THE PATTERN HERE! |
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BLOCK OF THE MONTH |
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Nutcracker Ballet BOM by Alderwood Studio
Starting: June 1st.
Dates: June - December. |
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Step into a world of holiday magic with this Nutcracker Ballet-themed Block of the Month! Inspired by the timeless story and filled with whimsical details, this BOM runs from June to December and brings the beloved characters and scenes of the ballet to life—one foundation paper pieced block at a time. Follow the optional embroidery instructions at the end to bring some magical holiday sparkle!
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Hand + Soul BOM by Eudaimonia Studio
Dates: January - December 2026 |
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Eudaimonia Studio’s 2026 Hand + Soul Block of the Month is a year-long journey of creativity, reflection, and community. This sampler quilt is designed as a skill builder, guiding you through 12 unique 16” blocks that introduce new techniques, playful modern designs, and new perspectives each month. All participants will receive the monthly block patterns, video tutorials, reading lists, journal prompts, and giveaway opportunities. Explorer and Sage members also gain access to a private online community and monthly meetups for sewing support and deeper conversation on our monthly topics. Running January through December 2026, the program will leave you with not only a vibrant 64" x 74" finished quilt, but also an expanded toolkit of quilting skills and a deeper connection to your craft and personal growth.
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This October, our Designer Spotlight shines on Julia from A Piece of Love Quilting, one of the newest designers to join QuiltInk. ✨
Living in a small village in the heart of the UK, Julia combines her love of geometry and quilting to create bold, modern designs—often with her favorite Half Rectangle Triangles at the center. With a passion for sustainability and clever use of fabric, her patterns bring together creativity and thoughtful design.
👉 Keep reading to discover Julia’s quilting journey, what inspires her patterns, and how she’s using QuiltInk to share her work with the quilting community.
👉 And don’t forget to follow her on Instagram: @apieceoflovequilting
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Want to explore Julia’s bold designs? Try out these two patterns and play with your own color choices! Just click the images to start coloring them on QuiltInk and see how her love for geometry comes to life.
And don’t forget to share your versions on the Wall—you might inspire another quilter with your take on her patterns!
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Control Who Can Export Your Mock-ups
At QuiltInk, we take data protection seriously — and that includes your mock-ups.
If you love sharing your designs on the QuiltInk Wall but prefer to keep your creative process private (like the fabrics you used or the fabric requirements), you can easily prevent others from exporting your mock-ups. They’ll still be visible on the Wall, but no one will be able to download the image or access your fabric list.
By default, when you register, your mock-ups are open for export — but you can change that anytime. Here’s how:
- Go to your Profile page.
- Click the person icon at the top.
- Select Edit Profile.
- Scroll down and disable the option “Allow other users to export your mock-ups.”
- Don’t worry — you’ll still be able to export your own mock-ups.
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At QuiltInk, we believe your creativity deserves to be protected as much as it deserves to be celebrated.
So take a moment to review your settings and decide how you want to share your work — it’s your art, your rules, your QuiltInk. |
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Are you ready to quilt with a spooky twist?
October has arrived — and with it comes the QuiltInk Challenge featuring Phantasm, the bold new fabric collection by Libs Elliott for Andover Fabrics. With daring colors, edgy geometrics, and hauntingly beautiful motifs, this collection captures the perfect balance between mystery and style.
Join us to play with the Phantasm palette and bring your Halloween-inspired quilts to life. Every mock-up you share in the QuiltInk Wall adds more color, energy, and inspiration to the quilting community.
And don’t forget — one lucky participant will win a Fat Quarter bundle from the Phantasm collection.
Explore the palette, color your favorite patterns, share your mock-ups in the Wall and tag #QuiltInkChallengeOct25 on Instagram for extra chances to win. Let’s fill the Wall with quilts that are spooky, striking, and full of character this October! 🎃 |
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We’re excited to present a new fabric shop in QuiltInk—Piece Fabric Co., a vibrant Canadian store founded by the passionate and resourceful Kendra.
Based in Grande Prairie, Alberta, Piece Fabric Co. grew from humble beginnings in Kendra’s living room into a bustling shop known for its incredible range of basics and curated collections. From Kona Cottons and AGF Pure Solids to Ruby Star Society and Legit Kits, her shop is a haven where quilters can always find the right fabric and the support they need.
Warm, approachable, and community-driven, Kendra has built more than a store—she’s built a place where ideas take shape and projects begin with confidence.
Let’s meet Kendra and don't forget to follow her on Instagram @piecefabricco!
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Last month, we continued our mini-series on color placement, following our deep dive into how color communicates meaning, harmony, value, and saturation. In September, we explored how movement and eye flow give quilts rhythm and energy — showing how color can lead attention and create visual paths.
This month, we close the series with a theme that brings everything together: how to use balance and control to let your colors breathe and your design shine.
If you’ve missed any of the previous parts, you can access all past newsletters in the Newsletter Archive and keep track of all our Color Theory lessons.
Balance & Control (Part 3)
The Power of Neutrals
Sometimes, quilts can feel busy or overwhelming if every block or shape competes for attention. Neutrals and low-volume prints provide the breathing space your design needs, allowing key colors or focal points to stand out without fighting for dominance. By strategically placing softer tones alongside bolder colors, you can create areas of calm that balance the overall composition.
Creating Breathing Space
Think of your quilt as a stage: focal elements need room to shine. Neutral fabrics, pale tones, or muted prints act as pauses in your visual rhythm, giving the eye time to rest and appreciate the design. Even small strips or background blocks in subtle colors can transform a crowded layout into one that feels harmonious.
Intentional Saturation
Saturation is another powerful tool for balance. By using highly saturated colors sparingly, you draw attention to specific blocks or motifs. Conversely, desaturated colors can quietly support your design without overwhelming the eye. The contrast between bold and soft tones allows you to control emphasis and guide attention.
Color Placement Tricks
Modern and minimalist quilts especially benefit from thoughtful color placement. Placing vibrant fabrics strategically amidst neutral or low-volume backgrounds enhances your composition and creates visual hierarchy. Consider alternating bold and muted sections, repeating colors subtly, or grouping similar tones to maintain rhythm.
Balance in Action
Take a look at two QuiltInk mock-ups of the same Bloem pattern by Libs Elliott. Even with the same design, small changes in the use of neutrals, low-volume prints, or saturation can create very different feelings. One version may feel light and airy, while another can feel grounded and cozy, depending on how the elements interact.
The point is to explore and observe. By comparing variations, you can see how subtle shifts in color placement and intensity transform the overall mood and rhythm of a quilt. These examples are a great way to learn, experiment, and inspire your own designs. |
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Your Next Step
Explore the QuiltInk Wall to see how other quilters achieve balance and control in their mock-ups. Observing layouts that successfully mix neutrals, low-volume prints, and bold tones will inspire your own designs and help you understand the subtle ways color placement impacts perception. |
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Get Your QuiltInk Color Wheel Downloadables
Understanding color is one of the most powerful ways to elevate your quilting. This month, I didn’t create a new downloadable, but you can still access two valuable tools from recent newsletters: the Quilter’s Color Wheel and the Meaning of Color in Quilting guide. Both are designed to boost your color confidence and spark creativity.
These resources connect the emotions and theory of color to your projects, helping you make inspired choices—whether for bold contrasts or subtle harmonies. Keep them handy as practical references to make your quilts truly sing with color.
If you’re new or missed them before, now’s the perfect time to catch up. And stay tuned—more helpful downloadables are on their way!
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The first days of October have been full of energy and ideas! I’m waiting for my new notion samples from the US — seeing them arrive will be such a satisfying moment, reminding me why I love designing and creating. At the same time, we’re testing a big new QuiltInk feature that I’m super excited about — you won’t want to miss it.
Thinking about Quilt Market gets me dreaming of all the possibilities to showcase the notion someday. It’s a little frustrating not to be there yet, but I’m confident that taking the time to get it right will make the launch even more valuable. The quilting world is huge and versatile, and I feel extremely happy to be part of it.
I’m also thrilled to contribute to the Quilt Skill Academy bundle alongside other amazing designers. Knowing quilters everywhere will learn new techniques, explore creative ideas, and grow their skills through this bundle fills me with joy — it’s such a rewarding part of being in this community. You can check it out.
Life at home is lively too! With two kids starting school, a big QuiltInk project underway, and all the daily juggling, it’s busy — but also really fun. Even in these early days of October, I feel energized, inspired, and grateful for the chance to create, learn, and share with this incredible quilting community. 💜 |
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Are you new and want to learn all the tips about QuiltInk I explained in the previous newsletter?
Curious about the designers in QuiltInk we interviewed during the past months?
Or are you willing to follow up on our Color Theory section, being aware of the meaning and usage of each one of the colors we have already talked about?
Visit our Newsletter Archive, where you will be able to access all this fun content! |
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Ready to elevate not just your creativity but also your business on QuiltInk? Whether you're a Designer wanting to showcase your patterns for public coloring, a Fabric Shop looking to feature fabrics and offer kits, or a Supporter willing to enjoy unlimited printed fabrics and the ability to upload private patterns — we have plans designed to amplify your quilting journey. Explore all the QuiltInk Plans and elevate your artistic and business potential today! |
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We can't express our gratitude enough for your contribution to our vibrant community. Every day, it grows stronger and more vibrant, all thanks to each and every one of you.
Thank you for being a part of this journey.
Warm regards,
Catalina
QuiltInk
www.quiltink.com |
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