The Asian Quilt collection has 42 different designs included in 3 different sizes of each. There are three types of designs included in the collection. There are traditional Asian elements in the collection as well as connecting Sashiko style designs. Sashiko is a beautiful stitching style that is created entirely by hand. It is impossible to recreate the stitching on an embroidery machine, but you can still embroider beautifully inspired Sashiko designs. I created this collection in a different way compared to our other quilt collections. Each design includes a squaring stitch; this is the first step in the design. This designates the size of your block so you no longer need to measure and square off the fabric. Creating one of our projects is even easier now. This technique is all explained in the tutorial. We hope you enjoy our new Quilting line and we look forward to creating even more designs for quilting very soon!

Our newest release in our quilt line is called Baltimore Blossoms and is based on traditional quilt designs. We are giving you two types of designs in this collection. The first type of design is redwork. You get 20 different designs digitized in four different sizes so that no matter what size hoop you have you can enjoy these designs. The second type of design is a fully stitched version of the design in two different sizes. These designs look great on smaller quilts. We have also included five different stipple frames that can be merged with the stitched designs in your embroidery machine for beautiful stippled borders that look like you created them by hand.

Our first release in this new line is called Baltimore Quilt and is based on traditional quilt designs. We are giving you two types of designs in this collection. The first type of design is redwork. You get 20 different designs digitized in four different sizes so that no matter what size hoop you have you can enjoy these designs. The second type of design is a fully stitched version of the design in two different sizes. These designs look great on smaller quilts. We have also included five different stipple frames that can be merged with the stitched designs in your embroidery machine for beautiful stippled borders that look like you created them by hand.

Butterfly Quilt contains two different types of designs. The first type is a traditional Redwork design in 3 different sizes, so no matter what type of machine you have or what size block you want to create you will have the perfect design. The second type of design is the Redwork Design framed by beautiful motif stitches. By stitching the design with a layer of batting between two layers of fabric you can create a unique puffy quilt. The motif designs come in three different sizes. We created two different projects, one with each type of design.

The Cardinal icons create this beautiful crazy quilt design. We had fun choosing the different lace fabrics for the background giving it a nice texture and the red cardinals against the white lace just pop as they sit perched on the tree branches. Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine is such an easy technique! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well....you can combine both hobbies into this project. There are a multitude of fabrics to choose from so this was a fun way for us to launch this technique. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt. In the finished wall hanging notice how the bands of fabric continue through the whole design even though they are done in different hoopings.

Last year we created two collections that combined embroidery with quilting techniques, Harvest Quilt and Spring Quilt. Those collections combined multiple types of embroidery designs with quilting techniques. The Christmas Quilt collection is slightly different. Each block includes an embroidered element and crazy quilt piecing. This collection has five different themes: a bell, holly, poinsettia, star and Christmas tree. Each of those elements is done three different ways, stitched, applique, and a homespun applique. There are also stitched individual designs that were used to embellish the napkins. We even carried the theme even further by creating some pot-holders to match the placemat and napkins.

This Christmas tree crazy quilt design even comes decked out with Christmas lights! Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine is such an easy technique! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well.... you can combine both hobbies into this project. There are a multitude of fabrics to choose from so this was a fun way for us to launch this technique. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt. In the finished wall hanging notice how the bands of fabric continue through the whole design even though they are done in different hoopings.

Have fun and see what design you can come up with. The look can completely change with the colors and patterns on your fabric or the way you repeat and rotate the blocks. So get creative and embroider your CRAZY QUILT! This Petite collection has 12 different block designs that come in three sizes.

The Fantasy Birds Collection is our 3rd Special Edition. The first two Special Editions were similar in that they were symmetrical floral quilts. This is entirely different. This collection has beautiful birds in beautiful Jacobean inspired flowers. There are also 4 different birds that cover multiple blocks. This collection has a lot of options. There are fully stitched blocks, blank blocks and dozens of individual designs. Each of the different blocks comes in 3 different sizes and many include mirrored versions. There is absolutely no editing needed on your part to create the projects, simply embroider the designs with your choice of fabrics, then sew the blocks together to form your quilt or pillow, it's that simple! The full color printed tutorial that is included with this collection will tell you everything you need to know to create a beautiful project. We include layouts, tips and ideas as well as the colors we chose.

For this project we created place mats and napkins. As you can see from the pictures we used just the apple designs for one of them and the pumpkin designs for the other. The napkins are embroidered with the small stitched version of the designs. When we planned this Harvest Quilt collection we decided to include some of finishing touches of quilting techniques right in the embroidery designs themselves! We made four different types of block designs with five different embroidery design themes. The themes are perfect for fall sewing projects: acorn, pumpkin, apple, oak and maple leaf. Each design is made in all four-block styles. Each block is offered in two sizes and the embroidery designs are also included separately in two sizes. Every block incorporates an embroidery technique and a quilt technique. Here is more information about the blocks:
1.Checkerboard block with stitched embroidery design. This block uses the crazy quilt applique technique to apply five different fabrics. The first four are a checkerboard pattern with a fifth square centered. A beautifully detailed, stitched design is then embroidered in the center of this final square.
2.Stippeled block and applique embroidery design
This block contains a standard applique design that is surrounded by hand digitized stippling for a truly hand crafted effect.
3. Striped block with running stitch design. This block also uses the crazy quilt technique to apply five different fabrics in strips. Running stitch designs in a continuous border style are then stitched on, several of the strips to complete the look.
4. Homespun applique design with echo quilting Homespun applique designs are appliques that are finished with a hand digitized blanket stitch instead of a satin stitch. For an authentic hand made look, use felt for your applique pieces. Echo quilting surrounds the design to complete the block.

The Nursery Quilt Collection is our 3rd release for our new quilt design line. This collection contains 15 different designs digitized three different ways and in three different sizes! The first version is a "redwork" version. You can use these designs to create a beautiful traditional quilt. The second version is a "trapunto" version that we embroidered on polar fleece for a unique quilt. The third version is a large oval with "motif" stitches. The large oval designs look great using puffy batting and stretch fabric. We created a beautiful pillow using one of these designs.

This Owl Crazy Quilt design is a fun design especially for all those folks that love and collect anything with owls! Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine is such an easy technique! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well...you can combine both hobbies into this project. As you can see on this project we were able to pick some really nice fabrics. You can let your own creative style emerge and use some of those smaller pieces of fabric that you have been saving. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt. In the finished wall hanging notice how the bands of fabric continue through the whole design even though they are done in different hoopings.

Introducing Pansies and Parasols, our second Special Edition design collection. It looks like an extremely difficult quilt to create but is simply multiple embroidery designs stitched together. Each of the individual quilt blocks was created entirely in your hoop! There is absolutely no piecing of fabric on any of the multiple projects included with the collection. This collection has unlimited options. There are fully stitched blocks, running stitch blocks and even blank blocks. Each of the different blocks comes in 4 different sizes and mirrored versions. There is absolutely no editing needed on your part to create the projects: Simply embroider the designs with your choice of fabrics, then sew the blocks together to form your quilt or pillow; it's that simple! To make it even easier, we are including a 64 page printed booklet with this collection.

This collection is another Crazy Quilt Design! This large pumpkin design is not only great for Halloween but through out the fall season. Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine? Yes! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well.....you can combine both hobbies into this project. There are a multitude of Halloween fabrics to choose from so this was a fun way for us to launch this technique. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt.

Quilt Feathers is the perfect compliment to your favorite quilt or create a quilt just using these designs. You can use them as standard embroidery & just hoop the top fabric. You can hoop your top fabric, batting & your quilt back. Finally you can use them on a quilt you've already completed by utilizing a sticky wash away stabilizer. Happy quilting!

A week doesn't go by without a request for quilt labels from one of our customers. We thought long and hard on how to make this collection interesting and we are proud to present to you our Quilt Labels collection. This collection consists of 20 different frames created for the 5'x7' hoop. These themes will look beautiful on any quilt back. To create your label simply embroider the design on a piece of cotton and then add your message. The center fields are large enough to accommodate any message. Make sure you user a permanent fabric marker when writing your message. If you are nervous about using a marker that you cant erase simply use a pencil first and then trace over the lines. We've included a few examples of different messages you can use. If you are looking for other uses of these designs they also look great as frames for monograms.

Quilted Baby Alphabet includes a beautiful alphabet that is suited perfectly for baby projects. We created each letter using a crushed velvet panne in assorted colors. The instructions to create this beautiful quilt are also included. As a bonus we have also included 12 adorable baby designs to go with the letters or used by themselves. We hope that you go GA-GA over this collection as much as we did.

We created these lovely quilted snowflakes to go along with our other quilting collections. They look beautiful on their own or added to any existing quilt. There are 15 different snowflakes in three different sizes for all of your hooping needs. The files are all formatted the same with files labeled "A" for the 4"x4" hoop, "B" are for the 5"x7" hoop and "C" are for the jumbo hoops. We've included the tutorial from our Quilters Paradise collection for you to use with these snowflakes.

Remember spending the night at grandma's house and sleeping under those heavy layers of handmade quilts? Oh those colorful quilts that were made from grandmothers scraps of leftover dress material. Those were the good old days, and now you can bring back those special memories by making your own quilts for generation after generation to enjoy. This collection has delicate flower motifs that are perfect for any project!

In most parts of the country, just as you start to feel a little chill in the air, that's when we like to start quilting and working on those holiday projects! Good News! We have a collection that has you covered from autumn through December. This collection consists of 10 Halloween designs, 10 Autumn designs and last but least, 25 Christmas designs, all of which come in multiple sizes for a total of 135 designs. Create everything from quilts, to simple embellishments on place mats, napkins or holiday stockings. What better way to enjoy the changing of the seasons than with your Quilters Holiday collection!

Quilters Paradise is a huge collection with over 150 designs to enhance any quilt. They can be used in many different ways such as, standard embroidery by hooping & sewing the top fabric only. You can also embroider the top, the batting & your quilt back, all in the same hooping. You can even use these on quilts you've already completed, simply by using some sticky dissolve away stabilizer. Happy quilting!

Return to Quilters Paradise contains two different types of designs. The first type is a traditional "redwork" design but instead of just giving the design to you by itself we created a unique motif stitch frame around the design. By stitching the design with a layer of batting between two layers of fabric you can create a unique puffy quilt. The motif designs come in three different sizes. The second type of design in this collection is a "stitched" version of the designs. The "stitched" versions come in two different sizes. We are also including five different stipple frames. The stipple frames go with the "stitched" designs and create a perfect border for you to create a beautiful quilt. We created three projects; two quilts have the "stitched" designs with stipple frames and the third "puffy" quilt was created with the traditional "redwork" designs.

Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine? Yes! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well....you can combine both hobbies into this project. The Skull and Crossbones Crazy Quilt is a fun Halloween design. There are a multitude of Halloween fabrics to choose from so this was a fun way for us to launch this technique. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt.

When we create the projects for our embroidery designs, we usually add quilting and sewing techniques for a finishing touch. Then, when we display the projects at trunk shows and events, we hear comments that these finishing touches are often what you find the most difficult to do! So, while planning this Spring Quilt collection we decided to include some of these techniques right in the embroidery designs themselves! We made four different types of block designs with five different embroidery design themes. The themes are perfect for spring sewing projects: butterfly, dragonfly, blue bird, daisy and strawberry. Each design is made in all four-block styles. Each block is offered in two sizes and the embroidery designs are also included separately in two sizes. Every block incorporates an embroidery technique and a quilt technique.

This is another Crazy Quilt Design! This large Sunflower design looks great with theses color combinations that we used for this sample, but you can even use more earthy colors to create a fall color scheme. Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine is such an easy technique! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well… you can combine both hobbies into this project. There are a multitude of fabrics to choose from so this was a fun way for us to launch this technique. You create a crazy quilt by mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt. In the finished wall hanging notice how the bands of fabric continue through the whole design even though they are done in different hoopings.

This Turkey Crazy Quilt design was created using vintage Civil War replica fabrics. The small motif designs in the fabrics and the color combinations that we used for this sample are stunning. This quilt design can become a perfect addition to all your Thanksgiving family gatherings. Creating Crazy Quilts on an embroidery machine is such an easy technique! The crazy quilt technique has been popular with quilters for years but if aren't a quilter you have probably never tried this amazing technique. If you are a quilter that embroiders as well... you can combine both hobbies into this project. There are a multitude of fabrics to choose from as you can see from the fabrics we chose for this quilt. Mixing different fabrics in a patchwork style makes crazy quilts. There are a few different crazy quilt designs for embroidery machines but the techniques that were used required a lot of steps that involved folding fabric and it took a long time to complete a block. We used a much simpler technique with these designs. The best part about crazy quilts are when they are complete you have a scene with a large icon in the center instead of just a quilt. Our tutorial contains an extensive guide that will demonstrate how to choose your fabrics, create a block and finish the quilt. In the finished wall hanging notice how the bands of fabric continue through the whole design even though they are done in different hoopings.

The Victorian Roses collection is like nothing you've ever seen before. This quilt looks like an extremely difficult quilt to create but is simply multiple embroidery designs stitched together. Each of the individual quilt blocks is created entirely in your hoop! There is absolutely no piecing of fabric on any of the projects shown on the following pages. This collection has tons of options; there are fully stitched blocks, running stitch blocks and even blank blocks. Each of the different blocks comes in 4 different sizes and mirrored versions. There is absolutely no editing needed on your part to create the projects, simply embroider the designs with your choice of fabrics, then sew the blocks together to form your quilt or pillow, its that simple! The following pages will tell you everything you need to know to create a beautiful project. We include layouts, tips and ideas as well as the colors we chose. To make it even easier, we are including a 56 page printed booklet with this collection.