New Cutie Pattern -- Lemon Bars!

A few months ago, I had a desperate hankering for lemon bars.  I couldn't make them at the time, so I decided to design a Cutie Pattern named Lemon Bars to hold me over until I could get to the kitchen.

I made the sample using Lemon Fresh fabric, naturally, and I love how it turned out!


In my Debby Brown's Machine Quilting Studio Facebook Group, I taught a class discussing all the different ways I could possibly quilt this quilt.  The class is saved in the group, so join and watch!  I teach a new mini-class every (most) weeks.


Another class I taught was about my Top 10 Favorite Machine Quilting Thread Colors.  I put together a kit of these threads as a machine quilting starter pack.  I chose to quilt this entire quilt in yellow thread, even in the pink.  I love how it turned out.  And I loved not having to change the thread continuously!


I machine quilted this quilt using ribbon candy, swirls, and pumpkin seed designs.  That's it.  Three patterns.  I taught the first two designs in my First Steps to Free-Motion Quilting class for home machines.  It's a great intro to machine quilting.  I'm sure pumpkin seeds will show up in a future class!  Our current class is about Threads, Needles, Batting, and Tension.  Click HERE weekly to view the weekly lessons, or purchase the class to keep forever HERE.

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