Due North Handmade

07/15/2026

A whole stack of Northern Passage stars in Christmas in Color By Art Gallery Fabrics® - AGF — and I’m obsessed with how these double sawtooth blocks glow.
Pattern is available now (digital download) and shops can order today.

07/04/2026

Happy Fourth of July!

06/23/2026

It's still a work in progress.

SARAH RUTH(lessly Handmade) 🌈

06/23/2026

I mean...

SARAH RUTH(lessly Handmade) 🌈

06/19/2026

Dancing stars!

A Christmas in Color version of Northern Passage is coming soon.

Made with a sawtooth star within a sawtooth star with more in the sashing, it's perfect of you adore star quilts as much as I do!

Pattern available now from my website, or ask your favorite quilt shop. Fabrics from Art Gallery Fabrics® - AGF available in July.

06/05/2026

Have you heard of the pattern project?

Well you should. It's a block of the month style club where you get real mail, with a pattern and a real life note. It's the best kind of mail!

I've got a link in my bio so you can learn more.

This month (June) I am the guest designer and may I present my pattern, Parallel Blooms. It's based on a traditional pattern and reminds me of succulents and wildflowers in the best way.

Ready to join? Click on the link in my bio!

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06/04/2026

Have you seen Merry Happy by ★ RUBY STAR SOCIETY ★ ? Use that panel and make yourself some Merry Baubles!

Pattern is available as a digital download from my website or get it from your favorite quilt shop!

Another festive quilt featuring Merry Happy! The Merry Baubles Quilt by Due North Handmade creates the sweetest ornament tree by using the Merry Happy panel, replete with presents under the tree!

What's your favorite Merry Happy ornament?

Merry Happy collection by Kimberly Kight shipping to stores soon!

06/02/2026

Fireglow from Ruby Star Society is a fantasty lovers dream.

And my kiddo, absolutely admitted with dragons, is very happy with his new bed quilt.

What would you do if you had this fabric collection? Would you make a quilt like I did or something else?

06/01/2026

Do you know what that ball is for on your seam ripper? It's there to undo your seam!

Here's how to use it.

When you have to rip out a seam (like here when I sewed in my row upside down), put that little ball end underneath your seam. (Wrong side facing up). Then just pull your seam ripper along your seam like you're undoing a zipper! It's the easiest way to undo the seam.

Give it a try next time you say "oops". Follow me for more tips.

05/31/2026

Hi Quilty friends!

Are you just finding me? Welcome! Let's play a game so you can win a free quilt pattern.

I am a quilter and pattern designer with a love of making traditional shapes modern and right at home in our contemporary world.

Ready to play? Ask me a question in the comments below. I'll randomly select someone to get a free digital pattern of their choice from my catalog.

What would you like to know?