✂️ Sunday Stitch: 3 Fabric Pulls for One Quilt Pattern!


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See how three fabric pulls can give the same quilt pattern three different looks, plus get practical tips for choosing colors, prints, and contrast so you love every quilt you create!


NEW QUILT KITS

Our Pumpkin Patch Ghosts Quilt Pattern got a Pink-o-Ween makeover!


PATTERN OF THE MONTH

The Tic Tac Cat Quilt pattern is a fun mix-and-match quilt pattern! Create a Halloween, Valentine, or everyday quilt! It is our September pattern of the month, 30% off this month only!


FROM THE ARCHIVES

SEWING

I’m sharing my favorite tips for finding creative inspiration while traveling, based on my recent trip through the English countryside. From charming villages and historic landmarks to centuries-old textiles and cozy cottage gardens, I’ll share with you how I turn travel snapshots into sewing and quilting project ideas.


CRAFTS & HOLIDAY

Throw pillows are so easy to make and great to change out seasonally! Use our free Sawtooth Star quilted pillow pattern to create a quilted throw pillow for any season. This tutorial will show you how to use a portion of a fabric panel to add more detail to your project!


QUILTS

String quilt blocks are one of the most satisfying ways to turn fabric scraps into something beautiful and usable. They’re fast, forgiving, and perfect for quilters who love a scrappy, colorful look. If you’ve been saving leftover strips from past projects (and I know many quilters do), string piecing is a fantastic way to put them to work.


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Polka Dot Chair; Sewing, Quilting & Crafts

Hi, I'm Melissa Mortenson, a blogger, fabric designer, and content creator. I am the Founder of the Polka Dot Chair website, where I'd love to invite you to "pull up a chair" and create something you will love with me! I have been sharing fresh and creative sewing, quilting, and craft ideas with readers since 2008, and I would love to have you join me on this creative journey.

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