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LADYBUG BLOCK BUY NOW WATCH THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION This pattern has fabric requirements and cutting instructions for four ladybug blocks. These blocks can be used in place of the bumblebee blocks in the Bumblebee Blossoms pattern or made on their own into a creation of your choice… shown here is one block made into a decorative pillow. ​ FABRIC REQUIREMENTS This will make (4) ladybug blocks. (All strips are width of fabric or WOF) • 3/8 yd of blue fabric • Four 2½" x WOF strips in various shades of red • One 2½" x WOF black strip TOOLS Creative Grids Non-Slip 60 Degree Diamond Mini Ruler by Krista Moser ​ LADYBUG BLOOM PATTERN

Dancing Dahlias Gain confidence with angles and color placement, plan out curated flower shades, or use scraps from your stash for an eclectic look! Dancing Dahlias will give you a complicated look without tedious piecing. It is constructed of two main blocks, the flower blocks, and the leaf blocks, with side setting units that make construction a breeze with no Y seams. Each block illustrates a different technique using the Creative Grids 60-Degree Diamond TINY Ruler. Fall Foliage Fall in love with 60-degree angles with Krista Moser’s latest pattern, Fall Foliage. This pattern used the Creative Grids 60-degree Diamond Mini Ruler to cut a variety of shapes including diamonds, triangles, and trapezoids to make these beautiful fall leaves. There are two main blocks in this quilt, the leaves and the setting triangle units. These are made from simple shapes letting the fabric and shade do the heavy lifting to get the wow factor. This quilt is constructed into blocks first and then rows with no Y seams, making construction a breeze with well-illustrated step-by-step instructions. Flutterby Frolic Flutterby Frolic Gilded Christmas Tree Skirt Gilded Christmas Tree Skirt Tully the Turtle Tully the Turtle Summer Succulents Fresh Fruit Snowflake Lane Bespoke Stars Lollipops & Licorice The Wreath Quilt Two Scoops Vintage Windmill Biggy the Bee Buffalo Lodge Rock'n Roller Coaster Bumblebee Blossoms Summer Swag Finley & Friends Entangled Sky Mi Amor Baby Quilt Big Sky Bloom Semaphore Stripes Fanfaire Ombre Blossoms

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LADYBUG BLOOM BUY NOW WATCH THE VIDEO This charming pattern with its simple white flowers and ladybug blocks gives you a fresh look without tedious piecing… there are no Y seams! Gain confidence with piecing angles. Triangles, diamonds, hexagons, and trapezoids combine to make three main blocks: the flowers, the ladybugs, and the leaf blocks. Each one illustrates a different technique that will be valuable additions to your quilting skills library. Use a simple palette to get this sweet look, or use scraps from your stash for an eclectic style! FINISHED SIZE: 54" x 71" FABRIC REQUIREMENTS • 1¾ yd blue fabric • 2¼ yd white fabric • ½ yd yellow fabric • Four 2½" x WOF strips in various shades of red • One 2½" x WOF black strip • ½ yd leaf green ombre fabric • ½ yd binding fabric • 3½ yd backing fabric TOOLS Creative Grids Non-Slip 60 Degree Diamond Mini Ruler by Krista Moser ​ Free Fabric Planner ​ LADYBUG BLOCK

Bias Binding Most quilts can be finished using 1 yard cut into 2.5" strips to make a bias binding. Step 1 Open yard of fabric. Press out center crease and fold like a napkin bringing one corner to the opposite corner. There will be residual material unless you are using a perfect square. ​ Step 2 Take the other corner and fold down to the opposite corner to complete the napkin. A finger is placed between the edges of the double fold. ​ Step 3 Using a ruler, trim off the double layer open fold as seen in the previous picture with my finger between the folds, which will result in a layer of four pieces of fabric. ​ Step 4 Rotate fabric 180 degrees. Cut strips from left to right in 2.5" strips. ​ Step 5 Sew the 45 degree edge of strips together, using dog ears as a guide, into one long snake. Press seams open. ​ ​ Step 6 Fold in half lengthwise and press. Step 7 The strip is easily manipulated into a gentle curve due to the bias cut. Step 8 R oll it up and you'll be ready to bias bind your next quilt.

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ENTANGLED SKY BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF PATTERN TAKE VIRTUAL CLASS The Entangled Sky quilt is made entirely out of 2½” strips and is deceptively easy to assemble. All the magic happens with three shades of each color, in light, medium, and dark. Constructed essentially from two different blocks, get a 3D effect by arranging the A and B blocks to meet each other. Achieve a complicated architectural look without all the fussy piecing. Finished size 55” x 74” ​ Tools Creative Grids 8.5" non-slip 60 degree diamond ruler by Krista Moser Marking Pen Fabric Requirements 5/8 yd each of 3 shades of purple: light, medium and dark. 5/8 yd each of 3 shades of coral: light, medium and dark. 5/8 yd each of 3 shades of gold: light, medium and dark. 1/4 yd each of 3 shades of blue: light, medium and dark. 3 1/2 yds backing fabric ​ FABRIC SKU's

BIGGY THE BEE BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF PATTERN BUY KIT WATCH THE VIDEO Description Playful and fun! Biggy the Bee has a big personality for a little quilt. This baby-sized quilt is simple to make using the Creative Grids 60-Degree Diamond Ruler. Gain confidence in piecing with angles (no Y seams) and fabric selection. The pieces are large and uncomplicated letting the fabric do the talking. ​ FINISHED SIZE 42" x 48" ​ REQUIREMENTS ​ FABRIC: • ¼ yd ombre yellow for bee body • 1/6 yd light gray for bee wings • 1/6 yd medium gray for bee wings • ¾ yd white for bee background and hexagon blocks • ½ yd black for bee accents and hexagon blocks • ½ yd dark gray solid for hexagon blocks • ½ yd black and white plaid for hexagon blocks • ¼ yd large gray stripe for hexagon blocks • ¼ yd narrow gray stripe for hexagon blocks • ½ yd binding fabric • 2-2∕3 yds backing fabric ​ TOOLS: Creative Grids Non-slip Large 60-Degree Diamond Ruler ​ PATTERN AIDS: Fabric Planner Fabric SKU's

KNOW YOUR BATTINGS Choose appropriate batting, know how to use it correctly, and avoid common mistakes with this resourceful pocket-sized guide, Know Your Battings. Containing over 50 pages of terminology definitions and charts listing retailer batting names, finishes, roll widths, stitch spaces, recommended quilting comments, and so much more, you won’t want to start another project without this guide. Take it with you to the store so you get the right batting every time, resulting in a quilt you’ll love! BUY NOW WATCH VIDEO

Double Machine Binding With Piping STEP 1. I prepare my basic binding and sew it to the back of the quilt all the way around, joining the ends together as I would before rolling it to the front to topstitch it down. You can find my tutorial on that process HERE . STEP 2. I cut enough piping strips ¾” wide to go around the whole quilt, plus about 10”. Sew them all together end to end on the diagonal just as you would binding strips. Cut the excess away from the seams and press open. Now, fold it in half and press down the length of the strip. It should measure ⅜” (kinda small). STEP 3. Starting close to an end (about 2” from the corner), place the piping piece just under the edge of the binding as it is wrapped around to the top of the quilt, being careful to leave enough of the piping to go clear to the end plus an inch or so. Put a couple pins through the binding to hold it in place as you get ready to sew. Set your needle position to the left and carefully take a couple of stitches to secure the layers in place. You will be topstitching to catch the binding and the piping tucked between it and the top of the quilt. I work my way down the quilt a couple inches at a time, tucking the piping in just as I’m coming to it. I’m not a big fan of pinning everything first because inevitably I end up having to adjust and readjust as I go. STEP 4. About 2” from the end, I stop and clip off the excess piping strip. I lay it along the next edge and tuck and pin the corner to hold it secure while stitching it down. I work my way around each corner and each edge until back at the first corner, and then I close it all up.

CHAMPAGNE & PEARLS BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF PATTERN Versatile and Foolproof! Looking for a great quilt to learn new skills? Something that looks complicated but is so easy you won't believe it! This quilt has the beauty of tradition, but could be changed up with holiday colors or maybe even patriotic! It's a star with a hidden gem in the background detail. You will learn some fool proof piecing techniques you'll be sure to use on any future quilting project. Basic skills required Strip-piecing Rotary cutting Sew an accurate ¼" seam Blocks on point Diamonds Triangles Classic Blocks Finished size 60” x 83” Full-size bed quilt, easily modified to any size or color. Recommended with this pattern Creative Grids 8.5" non-slip 60 degree diamond ruler by Krista Moser Rotary cutter & mat Thread to match Sewing machine in good working order Fabric Requirements ¼ yd ea. 6 different green fabrics ¼ yd ea. 6 different gray fabrics ​ ¼ yd ea. 6 different red fabrics ​ 2 yds background light gray fabric ½ yd accent gold fabric ​ Free Fabric Planner A free fabric planner for this quilt is available on our tutorial page. ​ ​

How to Piece Diamonds STEP 1. Use ¼” quilters tape (it’s like masking tape for marking rulers and fabric, it doesn’t leave a residue). STEP 2. Wrap a piece over the end of your thumb, this will act as a quick guide to pin placement. STEP 3. Make stacks of the diamond sets. STEP 4. Take the diamond pieces and lay them right side together. Stagger the seam by about ¼” (as best as you can eyeball it). STEP 5. Use your taped thumb guide to measure from the cut edge down to the seam ¼”. STEP 6. Put a pin right on the seam and ¼” from the cut edge. STEP 7. Poke the pin through the seam. STEP 8. Line the pin up with the seam on the other piece. Make sure the two cut edges line up and the pin goes through both seams. STEP 9. This will result in a perfect match! If you are doing diamonds or angled seams with sashings involved, continue the process as follows: STEP 10. Sew the sashing to one of the diamond blocks and press the seam open. Draw a line with a disappearing fabric marker and ruler to carry on the “seam line” across the sashing strip. STEP 11. Take the next diamond block and line it up with the first block and sashing. STEP 12. Fold it down over the sashing staggering the seam line and the marked line ¼” like before. STEP 13. Using your taped thumb guide, measure from the cut edge to the seam and place your pin. STEP 14. Now push the pin through the seam and into the marked line, making sure the cut edges match up. STEP 15. Sew this seam with a ¼” seam allowance and press open. Voila, Perfect match!

Mitered Borders STEP 1. Cut your border strips. Lay them right sides together at a 45 degree angle. Using your ruler, draw a line from corner to corner as shown. This improves accuracy, especially for wide borders. STEP 2. Pin in place and sew on the line. STEP 3. Using the rotary cutter and ruler, cut the excess off ¼” from the seam and press open. Repeat this process adding strips until you have border lengths that extend beyond the quilt on both sides. They should be at least as wide as the cut size of the border. For example: If your quilt is 60” across and your border is 5” then your border length should be at least 70” giving you a full 5” hangover on each side. Remember to recalculate for the side borders once the top and bottom borders are on, or you may end up shorting yourself. STEP 4. Fold the border in half to find center and mark it with a pin. Do the same to find the center on the quilt. Pin the two together at this point. STEP 5. Find a flat place to lay the quilt out. Continue pinning the border to the quilt working your way out from the center in each direction. Do not stretch the quilt in any way during pinning or you may end up with “lettuce leaf” borders that ripple. STEP 6. Put a pin ¼” from each end of the quilt. Start stitching at the pin leaving that ¼” unsewn. Stop stitching at the pin on the other end, leaving the last ¼” unsewn. STEP 7. Sew the border on the quilt with a ¼” seam allowance. It may help to sew with the border side up and the pieced quilt facing the feed dogs. This way, they can do all the work of “easing in” any excess fabric. STEP 8. Repeat this process until all four borders are on the quilt. Start the next border right at the first border seam or ¼” from the end of the quilt. STEP 9. Be sure not to stitch over the first border while sewing the side borders on. STEP 10. Press the borders out flat and smooth out the corners. STEP 11. Take the top border and turn it under to match the side border. This should be a perfect 45 degree angle; the corner should be square at this step. STEP 12. Press with a steam iron to get a nice crisp flat crease. STEP 13. Gently fold over the edge of the quilt just enough to get pins into where this crease was pressed; you want that angle to stay right where it is. STEP 14. Sew the miter together right down the middle of that crease, backstitching when you start and stop. STEP 15. Cut the excess off ¼” beyond the seam. STEP 16. Press this seam open. STEP 17. Turn the quilt over and press the seam from the front making sure there are no hidden puckers or loose stitches. STEP 18. Repeat for all four corners

How to Bind Double Machine Binding. This binding is sewn to the back of the quilt, then turned to the front and top-stitched. Step 1 Cut desired fabric into 2-1/2" strips. Lay one strip right side up and one right side down making a 45 degree corner. Pin as shown. Step 2 Sew from one outside corner to the next. Repeat with all the strips. Step 3 Continue to add strips. Trim seam allowances to 1/4" and press seams open. ​ Step 4 Fold strip in half lengthwise and press. ​ Step 5 Place the binding on long edge of the quilt and pin 6 to 8 inches from end of the binding. Step 6 Sew 1/4" seam allowance starting at the pin leaving the 6 to 8 tail unattached. Step 7 Continue sewing the length of the quilt stopping 1/4 inch from the corner. Pivot towards outside corner and sew diagonally off the edge. Remove from the sewing machine. Step 8 Fold the strip perpendicular to the corner. Hold finger in place. Step 9 Now fold binding down along bottom edge. Sew the binding across the bottom and repeat the corner process until you've done all four sides and corners. Step 10 After attaching binding to all four sides and corners, leave an 8 inch opening. ​ ​ Click Here for another way to join the ends. ​ ​ Step 11 Fold the right end back at a 45 degree angle. ​ Step 12 Lay left strip into the folded 45 degree right side fold. Step 13 Carefully hold the strips together open and pin them at a 45 degree angle. Step 14 Sew from one corner to the other corner, as seen photo. Step 15 Trim off excess and press strip flat. Step 16 Sew last 8 inch open section closed with 1/4 inch seam. Anchor 1 Step 17 Flip quilt over and roll binding to the front. Set needle position to the left and stitch as close to the edge as you can. ​ Step 18 Corner fold: Pin corner fold in place. Stitch into corner, drop needle, then pivot to the next side turning quilt around needle, and continue stitching. Step 19 Repeat process until all four sides and corners are done. ​ Voila, you are done! Alternate Step 1 Picking up at step 10 with the 8” left open. Lay a measuring tape down along the right tail of the binding. ​ Anchor 2 Alternate Step 2 Now lay the left tail of the binding over the right and cut it off at the 2.5” line. If your binding is cut 2.25” wide you’ll want that as your overlap, the same goes for wider bindings, whatever width you cut the strips that will be what you want as an overlap when you go to join the ends. ​ Alternate Step 3 Carefully pick up the two ends and with right sides together pin them at a 45 degree angle. ​ Alternate Step 4 Sew the strips together from outside corner to outside corner just like in step 2 . ​ Alternate Step 5 Trim the seam down to ¼” and press flat. Now you can proceed picking up at step 16 . ​

SUMMER SWAG BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF PATTERN TAKE VIRTUAL CLASS Jelly Roll Friendly Are you looking for a great way to use 2½” strips? The Summer Swag quilt is the perfect way to use a favorite Jelly Roll, add a background, and a few companion pieces for the stars. This quilt combines strip-piecing with dramatic star blocks to get a great dimensional effect. The pieces are large and uncomplicated, letting the fabric do the talking. This pattern includes step by step instructions with beautiful illustrations, through every stage, to make your rotary cutting, piecing, and assembly a breeze. FINISHED SIZE: 65 x 81 FABRIC REQUIREMENTS 1/3 yard of six different red fabrics 1/3 yard of siz different blue fabrics 2 1/4 yards of white fabric 1/3 yard solid red fabric for star points 1/3 yard solid blue fabric for star points 1/4 yard blue plaid fabric for center stars 1/4 yrad red plaid fabric for center stars 5/8 yards for binding 4 yards backing fabric ​ FABRIC SKU's TOOLS Creative Grids Non-Slip LARGE 60 degree Ruler by Krista Moser

AZTEC DIAMOND HONEYCOMB HEXAGON CITYGIRL CHEVRON CHAMPAGNE & PEARLS HOLLOW STAR DOUBLE STRUCK STAR ARGYLE LAD OMBRE BLOSSOMS FANFAIRE SEMAPHORE STRIPES BIG SKY BLOOM MI AMOR ENTANGLED SKY FINLEY & FRIENDS SUMMER SWAG BUMBLEBEE BLOSSOMS ROCK'N ROLLER COASTER BUFFALO LODGE VINTAGE WINDMILL LADYBUG BLOOM BIGGY THE BEE TWO SCOOPS THE WREATH QUILT LOLLIPOPS & LICORICE BESPOKE STARS SNOWFLAKE LANE FRESH FRUIT SUMMER SUCCULENTS TULLY THE TURTLE GILDED CHRISTMAS TREE SKIRT FLUTTERBY F ROLIC ​ FALL FOLIAGE DANCING DAHLIAS

SPOT ON DOT BUY NOW Cutting fabric accurately is the first step in creating quilts that lay flat, points that line up, and pieces that fit just right. Spot on Dots allow you see exactly where you’ve lined up your fabric on your ruler by giving you magnified visibility at the point that matters most. For precision-perfect accuracy. The small dot is 1 inch in diameter. The large dot is 2 inches in diameter. At the center, magnification is 3x. Place Spot on Dot adhesive side down onto your favorite ruler at the spot you want to magnify. The reusable adhesive ring will prevent the Spot on Dot from shifting while you make precise cuts. The Spot on Dot stays in place until you remove it. Store in it's case after use. You can reactivate the grip on the Spot On Dot by simply washing with mild soap and water.

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TULLY THE TURTLE BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY DIGITAL DOWNLOAD BUY KIT Finished Size: 40-1/2" x 47" ​ Playful and fun! Tully The Turtle has a big personality for a little quilt. This baby-sized quilt is simple to make using the Large Creative Grids 60-Degree Diamond Ruler . Gain confidence in piecing with angles (no Y seams) and fabric selection. The pieces are large and uncomplicated letting the fabric do the talking. Choose vibrant tropical colors or something soft and subtle for a beachy vibe, the possibilities are endless! FABRIC REQUIREMENTS • 3/8 yds each of three different turquoises for ocean • 1/2 yd of one additional turquoise for ocean • 1/6 yd each of two different greens for turtle body • 1/6 yd each of two different pinks for turtle shell • 1/6 yd each of two different oranges for turtle shell • 5/8 yd black and white stripe for turtle shell and binding • 2-1/2 yds backing fabric

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Creative Grids 60 Degree Diamond TINY ​ by Krista Moser # CGR60DIA TINY Meet the Tiny 60 Degree Diamond Ruler! It has all of the great features of the original 60-degree Diamond Ruler (CGR60DIA) but in a smaller, easier-to-manipulate size for smaller projects! • Ruler slides easily over the fabric until pressure is applied. Then our exclusive grip holds the fabric in place while cutting, eliminating slipping and miss-cuts • Comes with fully illustrated step by step instructions . • Scan the QR Code printed on the instructions to view a how-to video of these features and to see the patterns that can be made with this ruler. Creative Grids® Rulers are made in the USA and sold through independent quilt shops as well as select online retailers. ​ Instructions Works with these Krista Moser Quilted Life Designs: Dancing Dahlias Oh Say Can You See Coming Soon Heart Cookies ​ BUY NOW

FanFaire BLOCK OF THE MONTH BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF DOWLOAD Simple Yet Stunning! FanFaire Block of the Month is a six month block of the month with each block made twice to total twelve blocks.Every block teaches you a new way to use the Creative Grids 60 Degree Diamond Ruler, designed by Krista Moser. Cut a combination of diamonds, triangles, hexagons, parallelograms and trapezoids to create this fun quilt, and all with one ruler! This quilt goes together fast and is oh so striking! ​ Finished size 66" x 79" Twin-size bed quilt that can be easily modified to any size. ​ Recommended with this pattern Creative Grids 8.5" non-slip 60 degree diamond ruler by Krista Moser ​ Blocks ¼ yard cuts in six to seven shades of each color: Green, Gold, Coral, Fuchsia and Turquoise. ​ (fat quarters can be used , but you will need to make two strips sets for some of the blocks as the directions are written for full length strips.) ​ Background Setting 1½ yards medium gray for setting triangles and center star stripe ¼ yard of light gray for smallest center star stripe 4½ yards white ​ Binding and Backing 5/8 yard for binding 4 yards of backing ​ FABRIC SKU's

Creative Grids 60 Degree 8" # CGRT60 Cut 30 and 60 degree angles up to a finished height of 8" Cut 30 and 60 degree angles up to a finished height of 8in. This 60 degree equilateral triangle features easy to read black and white markings. A 1/4in dashed line is printed on each side of the center vertical line so you can cut 30 degree triangles that include the seam allowance. The ruler comes with fully illustrated step by step instructions or scan the QR Code printed on the ruler to view a video demonstration of these features. Total Size - 8 1/2" x 10 1/4" ​ ​

BUFFALO LODGE BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF PATTERN Simple and classic, this table runner, placemat and tree skirt set is made entirely out of 2½” strips. You’ll be pleased how quickly these go together. Use a variety of greens for the trees or make them all the same for a timeless look. The pattern includes cutting, piecing and pressing instructions designed for the best possible outcome. You’ll gain confidence with angles without the daunting task of a big project. TREE SKIRT FINISHED SIZE: 41" x 48 ½ " FABRIC REQUIREMENTS • 1/4 yd green for trees • 1 yd white • ½ yd black • ½ yd gray • ½ yd binding • 2½ yds backing ​ Table Runner FINISHED SIZE: 16 ½" x 35" ​ 2 Placemats FINISHED SIZE: 12 ½" x 16 ½" ​ FABRIC REQUIREMENTS for Table Runner & 2 Placemats • 1/4 yd green for trees • 5/8 yd white • 1/4 yd black • ½ yd gray • ½ yd binding • 1 yds backing ​ FABRIC SKU's ​ TOOLS Creative Grids Non-Slip 60 Degree Diamond Mini Ruler by Krista Moser

The Wreath Quilt Sampler BUY PRINTED PATTERN BUY PDF PATTERN TAKE VIDEO CLASS The Wreath Quilt Sampler is a fun, fresh addition to your holiday decor. It’s composed of six different blocks or concepts, each one teaching a new technique using the Creative Grids 60-Degree Diamond Mini Ruler. The shapes are simple, and the construction is a breeze, building your quilt block by block with no Y seams! Work from your stash or collect a variety of reds and greens and enjoy the process of shade and color placement to get the complete effect. FINISHED SIZE: 55" x 55" ​ FABRIC REQUIREMENTS • 1 5/8 yds white for background & star blocks • 1 5/8 yds cream for background & star blocks • 1/6 yd shimmery gold for star points • 1/6 yd each of three different reds • 1/4 yd each of nine different greens Fat quarters can be used TOOLS Creative Grids Non-Slip 60 Degree Diamond Mini Ruler by Krista Moser