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A sewing machine stitches pastel fabric pieces together on a wooden table, with more fabric squares nearby. The word "Tutorials" is overlaid in bold red letters on a translucent white rectangle.
A square quilt block made of white, blue, and pink patterned fabrics sits on a worn blue table with fabric scraps nearby. The words “Quilting 101” are overlaid in bold red text.
A wooden table covered with colorful fabric quilt squares arranged in rows. A green cutting mat, small fabric scraps, and white cloth squares are nearby. The word "Organize" is overlaid in bold red letters.
A blue and white mug with a plaid pattern holds sewing tools, including scissors, a rotary cutter, and fabric scraps, against a textured, blue and tan wall. The word "Tools" appears in red letters in the center.
A person folds the edge of a floral fabric on a gridded cutting mat. The word "Techniques" appears in red text on a white box overlay.
A vintage red truck with a white and patterned quilt draped over its tailgate. The word "Holidays" appears in bold red text over the quilt. Trees are visible in the background.
A colorful patchwork quilt featuring star and geometric patterns is displayed on gravel. Next to it, text reads: "Starlit Meadow Block of the Month, begins February 2026. Click here. patchworkposse.com.
A woman with short brown hair, wearing a blue shirt, smiles while holding a colorful patchwork quilt outdoors in front of trees and a brick wall.

Why I Started Patchwork Posse

I started Patchwork Posse over 16 years ago to document my quilting journey while raising four kids. Time was tight, but I needed a creative outlet—and a way to stay connected with quilting.

After moving several times and struggling to keep up with local quilt groups, I realized I wasn’t alone. Life doesn’t always fit around in-person meetups. That’s why I built an online quilt community that does.

Patchworkers Plus is your go-to quilting group—no travel, no missing meetings, no sewing alone. From BOMs and swaps to workshops and replays, you’ll find friendship, inspiration, and the support to finish what you start, no matter where you are or what your schedule looks like.

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