Hi , 

I have a new quilt block tutorial I'm working on that could be made many different ways. I've narrowed it down to improv curved seam piecing or bias tape applique. 

Which niche quilting technique would you prefer to learn about in this week's video? Let me know in a reply to this newsletter and be looking forward to a fun, seasonal quilt block tutorial this Sunday.

The Perfect Craft Cabinet and Fabric Cutting Table

After setting up my Little Rebel sewing machine on the Cutie Breeze Frame, I had to admit my sewing space was getting too tight. I could barely move around my new frame, let alone quilt with it!

I decided it was time to update my fabric cutting table. I made a list of the things I needed:

• Lots of storage with a smaller footprint.
• Wheels so I could push it out of the way when needed.
• Large self healing cutting mat for fabric cutting.

Santa must have decided I was a good girl this year because Josh found me the perfect craft cabinet AND fabric cutting table in one:

This is the Dingo craft storage cabinet and I honestly think it's one of the best cabinets available for us today. When the doors are closed and top folded, this cabinet could be a buffet table in your dining room. It measures only 46 ¼" wide x 21 ¼" deep x 35 ¼" high.

But don't let that small footprint fool you - the top unfolds to double the size and you can add a self healing cutting mat to create a 44 x 38 inch cutting table.

I was really surprised by how much storage is in this Dingo cabinet. 9 drawers open almost all the way so quilting tools don't get lost in the back. The best part is the lockable doors, which I never needed before, but now with Betty this is a must-have!

If you'd like to treat yourself to an extra special gift this Christmas, Click Here to check out the Dingo Sewing Cabinet.

I love mine so much, I may get one more for my longarm quilting room. My sewing space has never been this organized and I love the professional quality of this cabinet.

Big Oops on Last Week's Newsletter

I'm really sorry about the broken link in last week's newsletter. Click here to learn more about our Quilt Suspension System and I promise this time, that link has been checked twice and is definitely being nice.

I'm off to cut more fabric! I know it sounds crazy, but having a smaller cutting table has already helped me be more efficient with my quilts. I can't wait to show you the special quilt block we're making this Sunday. 

Make sure to let me know which niche quilting technique you'd rather learn - bias tape applique or improv pieced curves!

Let's go quilt,

Leah Day