Are you looking for a way to fuel your creativity, stay inspired, and build your fabric and pattern collection effortlessly? Subscriptions at GE Quilt Designs are the perfect solution! Our carefully curated subscription options bring high-quality fabrics and exclusive patterns straight to your door, making quilting more fun and convenient than ever.
Every year, on the third Saturday of March, quilters across the world come together to celebrate National Quilting Day—a day dedicated to the love of quilting, the creativity it fosters, and the community it builds. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned quilter, this special day is an opportunity to appreciate the art of quilting and share its joy with others.
Spring is in the air, and that means it's time to refresh, reorganize, and maybe even rediscover your sewing space! A well-organized sewing room isn’t just about tidiness—it helps spark creativity, saves time, and makes quilting even more enjoyable. Whether you need to declutter your fabric stash, streamline your storage, or find inspiration for those beloved scraps, we've got you covered. Let’s dive into some simple and effective ways to get your sewing space in top shape this season!
If you love quilting, you know that learning new techniques and improving your skills is an ongoing journey. At GE Designs, we’re passionate about making that journey enjoyable, engaging, and accessible to all quilters and skill levels. That’s why we created Stripology Video Classes, an invaluable resource for anyone who loves fabric, creativity, and a good quilt project.
At GE Designs, we’re all about creativity—whether it’s in quilting or the kitchen! If you’ve tuned in to our live shows, Happy Friday and Perfect Pair, you know that great food and drinks is just as much a part of the fun as fabric and quilting tips.
Quilting is a craft that combines creativity and precision, and at GE Designs, we love making it as easy and enjoyable as possible. That’s why Gudrun Erla has taken classic quilt blocks and Stripologized them—simplifying the process using Stripology rulers and techniques to make cutting and piecing faster, more accurate, and more fun.
For quilting and sewing enthusiasts, fabric is more than just a material—it's a form of artistic expression. One of the most exciting ways to explore fabric collections and spark creativity is through fat quarter bundles. Both seasoned quilters and new quilters that are just starting out, these pre-cut fabric pieces are a game-changer for your projects.
If you’re looking for an exciting, FREE quilting journey filled with creativity, community, and mystery, the Dangerous Block of the Month (BOM) Program is just what you need! This 10-month quilting adventure offers unique quilt blocks inspired by literary female detectives, all while helping you use up scraps and refine your skills.
African American quilting has long served as a medium for storytelling, resilience, and cultural expression. From the historic quilts of Gee’s Bend to today’s trailblazing Black fabric designers like E Bond, these artistic traditions continue to inspire and shape the quilting world. As we celebrate Black History Month, we reflect on the ingenuity, artistry, and enduring impact of African American quilters.
Are you ready to embark on an exciting quilting adventure? The Jolee Quilt Along hosted by GE Designs is the perfect opportunity to enhance your skills, connect with a vibrant quilting community, and create a stunning masterpiece. Whether you’re a seasoned quilter or just starting your quilting journey, this quilt along promises inspiration, creativity, and fun!
Super Bowl Sunday is a day of excitement, entertainment, and, of course, snacks! But before the game kicks off, why not spend some time quilting? With GE Designs fabrics and patterns, you can stitch up a quick and satisfying project before settling in for the big event. Whether you're looking for something small and manageable or a project that will get you into the game-day spirit, here are some great quilting ideas to tackle before the Super Bowl begins.
