The First Rule of Quilting Society

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Afternoon, ladies. Most of you know why you’re here. You know what secret longings draw you, week after week, to this bright and tastefully appointed place, far from the prying eyes of a society that will not allow us to sew free. Many of you are hardcore veterans of the quilting society, old-school regulars of our little group that meets twice a month here in this church basement. You are loyal and trusted members of the sisterhood. Your furrowed brows are intent upon sewing, and the lust for bare-knuckled hand-stitching action pumps through your veins. You know full well what long-repressed urges find their release in the quilting way. You know what you want.  [See More]

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Kris Driessen, known here as Phoebe Moon, is a quilt designer, former quilt shop owner, and quilting teacher recognized for patterns and tutorials packed with clear diagrams and step-by-step directions. Many of her designs are paired with in-depth tutorials on PhoebeMoon.com and the Scrapdash blog, where you'll discover quilting tutorials, techniques, and free quilt block patterns, along with mystery quilts, stash-busting projects, and inspiration for quilters of every skill level. Want the newest ideas delivered automatically? Subscribe to the newsletter and get fresh quilting updates right in your inbox.

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