Instagram feels a little spicy these days — lots of tension, lots of “inspiration” that looks suspiciously familiar 👀, and plenty of unsolicited advice. Quilting is no different. Sometimes the advice is sweet, sometimes it’s passive-aggressive, and sometimes it makes you wonder if the person has ever actually touched a quilt. What’s the worst quilting advice you’ve ever gotten? Let me know in the comments! #kitchentablequilting #modernquilting | Erica Taylor Jackman

Quilts, Patterns, Tutorials on Instagram: "And this jelly roll, fat quarter, and scrap friendly pattern is now available in my shop! #kitchentablequilting #thevivianquilt #quiltpattern #blackandwhitequilt"

Quilts, Patterns, Tutorials on Instagram: "Do you struggle to get your seams to match? After making about a zillion quilts, this is the method that I use pin my blocks. Not all seams are going to be perfect - we are humans, not machines! Along with accurate cutting and a good scant 1/4” seam allowance, this gives me a really good result. And yes, this does mean we are nearing the end of the Charlotte Quiltalong! We are finishing up our blocks. But don’t panic - next week is a catchup week. #kitc

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