Take your GO! Cutter to a  Craftsy Class with Kimberly Einmo

Are you ready to create machine appliqué projects with more interest in less time? Join quilting expert Kimberly Einmo for her online Craftsy class, Amazing Appliqué, and find out how!

English Paper Piecing Then & Now

Have you tried English Paper Piecing? The hand work craze has hit AccuQuilt.

We are pleased to announce the winners of the AccuQuilt 2015 Quilt Block Design Contest! First up is our grand prize winner, Sherry Rose, whose awesome Rainbow Twinkle design will be displayed outside of AccuQuilt Headquarters on a 17-foot billboard. Sherry, who has been quilting since age 10, lives with her family in Cave Creek, AZ. Sherry's prize package includes a $1,000 shopping spree at AccuQuilt, a feature in Quiltmaker magazine, 10 DVDs from The Quilt Show Series, Craftsy classes worth $150, 270 spools of Aurifil Thread, P&B Textiles, Robert Kaufman, Island Batik, and Andover fabric, and more. We are looking forward to seeing Sherry next month in Omaha!

We are crazy about circles and have plenty of fantastic quilting patterns we want to share with you. The wonderful quilting projects below were made with our GO! Circle dies as well as a few other dies in some cases. Many of you already know that perfect circles are hard to cut with rotary cutters or scissors, so inaccurate cuts will inevitably ensue. However, cutting circles are a breeze with our GO! Circle dies and GO! Fabric Cutter.

There are eleven days until spring, so we hope you're working on your spring quilts! But if you need more inspiration, check out these great quilt patterns below. The GO! Fantasy Flowers Quilt and the GO! Urban Flower Garden Quilt boast an abundance of fantastic flowers. You can't go wrong with any type of fabric you choose for these stunning quilts, but it's probably a good time to sort through your bucket of scraps and allow them to make an appearance!

Quilters, we know you love pillow patterns just as much as we do, so add this fantastic FREE GO! French Window Pillow Pattern to your to-do list. This pillow pattern uses colorful charm squares, but you can certainly put your own stamp on this design with your favorite fabrics from your stash.