Freddie

go to Craftsy.com and you'll find it there.

BellaBoo

I love new quilting techniques too. I take every workshop/class offered in my area. My last class was the Mono Bag class. My DD loved it and now all her co workers wants one. I told her to quit taking items I make for her to work. LOL. I don't have time to repeat making items, too many new ones to learn to make. The Mondo bag is a good money maker if you sew to sell.

Handcraftsbyjen

Grammatjr, the pattern is my own. There are two sizes included in the pattern. His full body and also a portrait one. PM me for further info.

Handcraftsbyjen

Mickey1, yes, he is a Twister quilt. PM me for further info.

Dollyo

I purchased a "Curve Master" foot for doing curves. I'm having some plexi-glass templates cut by a local glass company for a variation on the New York Beauty (no points, just 3 different fabrics per block). I made a practice piece (to see if my templates were right) (using John Deere fabric) and it went fabulous. No pins, no puckering and quick. Easy, peasy!! Now I'm thinking about doing a "Drunkard's Path".
Dolly

SuzyQ

Jen, just looked at your website ... love your patterns!

Suzy

Sunnye

I loved making the monster baby quilt! I used appliqué (which I loved) and had to stuff the legs and I even used fabric markers to add faces or spots or toes. Loved the whole process.

kuseta

I love the 1/4 circle blocks made from the Crazy Curves templates by Elisa's Backporch. No pins! You can make Drunkards Path and all kinds of patterns with them. I've done 3 so far, and will be doing more. Here are 2 I've done.

http://www.quilt-pictures.com/cat-circles.html

http://www.quilt-pictures.com/wedding-rings.html

MadQuilter

I am insetting circles like a mad woman. Recently I bought the Cheryl Phillips Circle-A-Round template and I simply LOVE that technique. The only downside is that the project never ends. For every circle you inset, there is a circle 1" smaller of the background fabric. Now you have to find a new background for it and so on and so on.

DoxieFive

I too love new techniques! I have just begun a quilt on which I am learning to hand piecei. The blocks I am making are called Carolena's Dove in the Window. This project is full of Y-seams which I have never done, as well. What fun to learn new techniques!