Quilting Resources

Use this chart to determine the correct size to cut squares for two-at-a-time half-square triangles. Includes finished and unfinished HST sizes and measurements for both exact and "a little bigger so I can trim to size" squares.

Use this chart to determine the correct size to cut squares for four-at-a-time half-square triangles. Includes finished and unfinished HST sizes.

Use this chart to determine the correct size to cut squares for eight-at-a-time half-square triangles. Includes finished and unfinished HST sizes.

Use this chart to determine the correct size to cut side and corner setting triangles and setting squares, based on the size of your finished block.

UFOs causing you stress? Make sure that you have control of your projects in process with this sheet to track all of your projects and their stages of completion.

Get your project organized before you start and create a wonderful record to look back on with this Quilt Project Planner and Tracker sheet.

This file includes a mini-tutorial sheet for making four-at-a-time flying geese blocks and a chart for different sized finished geese. Get your geese going!

Using the right tool makes all the difference. This handy presser foot guide, courtesy of Sew Can She, is a great resource for new quilters and a good reminder for more experienced folks.

Using the right needle can make a big difference in how smoothly your project goes. And did you know that you probably own a presser foot that can give similar functionality to a serger? Check out these handy tips

Inches, yards, fractions of a yard ... save yourself some math with this handy conversion chart.

Do you love strip quilting? It can be wonderful for making a quick and easy quilt project ... and there is an endless number of beautiful strip quilt patterns available. This chart shows how many strips you can cut per yard for strip sizes from 1" - 12" in half-inch increments.

This chart gives yardage calculations for making double fold binding ranging from 2" - 4" wide and 40" - 472" long. If you know exactly how much yardage you need, you might find you can use your stash more efficiently to make the binding you need.

This chart takes the math (or the guesswork!) out of quilt sizing. How much drop do you want on the sides? Do you want a pillow tuck? It's all right here.