The Jolly Jabber Blog for Fabric, Quilting, and Cross Stitch Enthusiasts by Fat Quarter Shop

The Jolly Jabber Quilting & Sewing Blog

The Jolly Jabber quilting blog not only offers resources for quilters, but also for cross-stitchers of all skill levels. Discover resources such as tutorials, free patterns and tips to help master the art of quilting and sewing. Whether you're a beginner learning how to cross stitch or an experienced quilter looking to expand your skills, the Jolly Jabber has something to offer. Here you can learn new techniques, find inspiration for your next project, join in quilt alongs and stitch alongs, and connect with a community of like-minded quilters. This blog for quilters and sewists is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the world of quilting.

Applique All Day Series: #5 – Teapot

We’re onto block five of the Applique All Day series with Anne Sutton from Bunny Hill Designs! This week, Anne designed a darling block that reminds us of a popular nursery rhyme! The Teapot block and the rest of the blocks in this six-part applique series are […]

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Sew Sampler January 2017 Sneak Peek!

A new year means new Sew Sampler boxes! This month has some special treats packed inside, but we’re only giving you one clue, and this one is a little bit different than most! Let the guessing game begin! What item could this cute pink flamingo […]

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Fresh Finds from Fat Quarter Shop

It’s 2017! Do you have a New Year’s resolution to sew more? Or maybe to finish up some projects that you’ve been hanging on to? Say no more! We have a HUGE list of fresh finds this week, and we are sure that something will […]

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Ringing in the New Year!

2016 was a great year full of new ideas, project inspiration, and so many beautiful quilts! We are so thankful for your continued support of Fat Quarter Shop and we hope that you have a safe and happy new year! We can’t wait to see […]

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Flash Back Friday: Prussian Blues

 Barbara Brackman is back to discuss Prussian Blues in today’s Flashback Friday series! Prussian Blues Prussian blue figures and rainbow stripes from about 1850 Cotton dyers and calico printers had two natural blue dyes to work with for much of the 19th century. Reliable indigo produced […]

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