New Friday Tutorial: The Sashed Tumbler Quilt
During the 17th century, a tumbler was a round-bottomed drinking cup. Now, I’m no cup expert, but that seems like an awfully inefficient design. I mean, what if poor Willoughby needed to set down his drink to grab a second serving of ox tongue soup? Would not his cup of ale tumble over and stain his beautiful new britches? Thank goodness for the genius who invented flat-bottomed tumblers!
Today’s new tutorial, The Sashed Tumbler Quilt, is a beautiful tumbler design (flat-bottomed, of course.) It’s quick and easy, and a simple strip of sashing takes these blocks from “meh” to “wowowow!!!” 
Click on the button below to learn how to make your own Sashed Tumbler Quilt and to get all the supplies needed! 
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