Quilting is a sewing medium that is as old as time. From the beginning having bedding to keep us warm and cozy was the goal. Humans learned to stitch pieces of fabric together in Asia and Egypt in ancient times and that is where quilting began.
Today we still quilt. Often just because it is fun and memorable. We put love into our quilting projects and they get used and shared, sometimes through generations.
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But as with all sewing, we have to begin somewhere. That means we need a little practice with measuring, cutting, sewing and pressing. Jumping into a giant quilt isn't always to best choice.
Instead, it is always smart to start a little smaller with a quilting project that doesn't require so much. Get our feet wet and try something new.
That is what this post is all about. Projects that get you started trying different quilting techniques to help you gain confidence before jumping into very big and very expensive quilting projects.
Quilting Supplies for Beginners
When starting out in the quilting world, it is important to have the best supplies. I've put together a list of products you can check out and that will make quilting so much easier for you.- Cotton Base Fabric
- Batting Material
- Fat quarters for smaller projects or to give more fabric choices for bigger projects
- Jelly Roll or Honey Bun for premade strips
- Insul-bright for pieces that come in contact with heat
- Cricut Easy Mini Press is my favorite tool for pressing
- Clear Ruler makes cutting straight lines so much simplier
- Self healing mat is essential for cutting quilt blocks
- Rotary Cutter another essential to get those straight lines
- Pillow Form for any quilted pillow envelopes (which are addicting to sew)
- Mediumweight Iron on Interfacing
- Thread

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