Hello my quilting friend!

, I have a super simple, fast and easy walking foot design for you this week and I'm so excited about our new Quilt Along project Prism Path starting on Monday, April 2nd.

The Prism Path baby quilt is a great choice because it's fun to piece and a much smaller project for your home machine.

This bright and cheerful quilt will be completed in six weeks. As it's a baby quilt, it's perfect for a skill building project as well as a gift to a friend or family member with a new baby.

To keep the quilting simple and easy, I opted for one design for each section of the quilt which eliminates the guesswork so you can focus solely on quilting.

Click Here to learn more about Prism Path and see the schedule for this year's Quilt Along. The pattern is available in our newest book Explore Walking Foot Quilting.

Click Here for the digital download version which is on sale for 19.99 for this week only.

This collection of six bright 100% cotton Island Batik fat quarters is the perfect start to a gorgeous fat quarter collection.

Each fabric is precut to 18" x 22" which is the perfect size for cutting many shapes for a new quilt.

This Rainbow Basic collection includes the following colors: Cherry, Nasturtium, Butter, Leprechaun, Waterfall, Purple.
We will be using this beautiful rainbow of batik fabrics in the Prism Path Baby quilt!

Click Here to order the Fat Quarter collection. The fabric is very limited and will go fast.

In addition to the colorful fabric, I've used my favorite quilting thread in ten beautiful colors to really make Prism Path pop.

I use Isacord thread pretty much exclusively in all of my quilting, and I've selected ten very bright and cheery colors for Prism Path and any other quilt that needs some nice rainbow stitching.

If you like straight lines, you will love quilting Pinstripes. This design adds a beautiful, elegant texture to your quilts and it's super easy to quilt.

The Pinstripe effect is created by spacing straight lines closer together, then further apart.

In the video linked below I spaced the lines 1/4 inch apart then 1 inch apart.

If you don't create a noticeable difference in the spacing, you might not achieve as noticeable an effect.

The easiest way I found to space the lines was to use 1/4 inch masking tape to space the shorter distance and a guide bar on my walking foot to space the wider distance.

Click Here for the rest of the article on Pinstripes plus the video tutorial.

Remember to check back on leahday.com on April 2nd for our first video on Prism Path.