Author: Beth Cooper

Beth Cooper has been quilting for over twenty years. She has made too many quilts to count and has a million more on standby. Besides quilting, she loves to act and direct community theater productions, dream about Christmas, and spend time with her husband and three kids. She also loves to do historical portrayals of Jane Stickle, the now-famous Civil War quilter. Her three cats insist on supervising all of her sewing projects.

All About Quilting, Batting, Quilting Tools
The Right Color of Batting for Your Project
Quilt batting comes in a few different colors. Many quilters do not realize this, mainly because historically there really was just one color –…
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Beth Said Sew
Goodbye Dull Pins
It’s official. I own the dullest safety pins in the world. I’m on the hunt to find something better. I think safety pins, as…
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All About Sewing, Fabric Choices for Sewing Projects, Lightweight Fabric, Quilt Fabric, Types of Fabric
What is Lawn?
Anne of Green Gables once dreamed of a dress made of Lawn and maybe you do, as well. Lawn is a lightweight cotton that…
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Sew & Tell
An Adorable Christmas Apron Made From a Panel!
Sewist’s Name: Joyce Minnis from Burtchville, Michigan Type of Project: Christmas Apron Pattern Designer: J. Minnis Designs Featured Date: Week of 12-22-22 Hi! My…
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Quilt & Tell
A Santa Surprise Makes This Quilt Reversible!
Quilter’s Name: Kimberly Miller from Illinois Style of Quilt: Christmas Bed Quilt Title of Project: Christmas in July Pattern Name: Sweetwater Tiles by Mickey…
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Quilt & Tell
Jenny Doan Shares a Merry Little Christmas
Quilter’s Name: Jenny Doan from Hamilton, Missouri Style of Quilt: Christmas Wall Hanging Title of Project: Merry Little Christmas Pattern Name: Merry Little Christmas…
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