Introducing: The Hand + Soul Block of the Month
Our 2026 Hand + Soul sampler is a year-long journey of creativity, reflection, and community. This sampler quilt is designed as a skill builder, guiding you through 12 unique 16” blocks that introduce new techniques, playful modern designs, and new perspectives for well-being each month.
Welcome to Eudaimonia Studio, where ancient insight meets modern quilting.
Eudaimonia is the Greek term for “human flourishing,” and that’s exactly the aim of each unique design you’ll find here. Woven into every Eudaimonia Studio quilt pattern is a thread of philosophical wisdom to inspire mindfulness, well-being, and a sense of common humanity.
Find a design that speaks to you, and let’s quilt & flourish, together.
The Wonderment quilt pattern is here!
This simple-yet-playful design serves as a reminder to seek out the awe and wonder all around us each day. Stitch some magic into your home with this quick quilting project.
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Use code CQBUNDLE at checkout to save $10 when you buy the Currents Quilt pattern & workshop together!
Join me January 25, 2025 at Road to California for an in-person Currents quilt workshop!
About the design.
The Currents design abstractly represents the concept of wu wei - a central principle in Chinese and especially Daoist philosophy. The term literally translates to “non-doing.” While a common misconception, it is not about inaction; rather, it suggests we not resist forces outside of our control, and instead mindfully - and less effortlessly - respond by harnessing these winds & currents to advance our proverbial boat.
This fun, undulating design is a great introduction to curves with its large, forgiving blocks. Play around with color placement, and explore the many variations of this fun - and surprisingly quick! - quilt pattern.
Get the companion on-demand workshop.
For extra guidance & confidence, add the Currents Quilt Workshop. In this companion on-demand course, you can sew along with Brooke at your own pace with 20+ videos of demonstrations, guidance & all the helpful tips you'd get in a live workshop - from fabric selection considerations to final quilting design suggestions. Access to your workshop never expires, so watch the videos as often as you like, or whenever you need a refresher. Post in the Thinkific course platform to get help if you get stuck.
Note: The companion workshop is a supplement to - not a replacement for - the Currents quilt pattern. The pattern includes templates, cutting measurements & diagrams, and other instructions required for successful completion of your Currents quilt top.
More about the Currents quilt pattern.
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner / Intermediate
Instructions for Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen & King sizes included
Instructions for two main color variations - Two-Tone & Six-Color - with three border options for the Six-Color in Throw size;
Love scrappy quilts? See the "off-pattern" Fat Quarter Currents Quilt blog post
Currents quilt acrylic templates (sold separately) make tracing/cutting your pieces a breeze
Cutting diagrams help with efficient cutting and get you sewing sooner, with labels to help keep you organized
Coloring sheet to help get you started, with sample mockups for inspiration; plus, plan your quilt on PreQuilt & QuiltInk!
Downloadable PDF
Pattern licensing for online shops.
For online shops interested in selling this PDF pattern, please see the Pattern Licensing Page for more information.
Materials & maker credits.
All fabrics in the quilts pictured are Art Gallery Fabrics. Kits for certain pictured versions are available from: Global Fiber, Lamb & Loom, Gotham Quilts, Pear Tree Market & Cottoneer
Included are samples made by Mandy Plummer (@handmademandy) & Amanda Eastmond (@seamrip_seamstress)
Longarming by Trace Creek Quilting & Wild Phil Quilting. Pantographs used include: Paradoxical by Jess Zeigler, Wavy Lines, Baptist Sunrise by Katie Hanson, Sunrise Skateland by Julie Hirt, and 6-Petal Flowers by Deborah Lobban.
The Wayfinder quilt represents the idea that, in a broad sense, we never really “arrive”; we are always navigating and re-orienting ourselves toward new directions. With this in mind, the design seeks to remind us to live in and appreciate each point on this long, winding path - not just the destination.
More about the Wayfinder pattern:
Skill Level: Confident Beginner - This pattern involves half rectangle triangles (HRTs) made using templates, and explicit instructions are included so that any HRT first-timer can create with ease
Printable templates included
Instructions for Mini, Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen & King sizes included
Instructions for a Five-Color variation + three different fat quarter friendly Scrappy variations
Instructions for two different block layouts for completely different looks
Yardage width-of-fabric & fat quarter cutting diagrams help with efficient cutting and get you sewing sooner
Coloring sheet to help get you started, with sample mockups for inspiration
Downloadable PDF
Learn more about the fabrics, quilting design, and tools used in each sample pictured.
Interested in kits? Find them at Lamb & Loom!
For online shops interested in selling this PDF pattern, please see the Pattern Licensing Page for more information.
Maker credit:
Longarm quilting by Wild Phil Quilting
All fabrics in the quilts pictured are by Art Gallery Fabrics
Complete the bundle with the Six-Color Repair quilt pattern for just $6 more (both patterns for $20)! Discount taken at checkout.
Use code HRTBUNDLE at checkout to save $10 when you buy the Repair pattern and the Mastering HRTs workshop together!
About the design.
The Repair design is inspired by a concept in certain cultures that emphasizes creating beauty from what is broken. Specifically, this idea is illustrated in Japanese culture through the stunning artform of Kintsugi—also known as kintsukuroi, which translates to “golden repair”—and in Judaism through tikkun olam—Hebrew for “repair the world.” That we can choose to see brokenness as opportunity is a wonderfully healing thought, it only requires the vision to see what’s possible to make from the broken pieces. On an individual level, we can use our imperfections & fractured past to be relatable, compassionate and resilient; on a societal level, we can find purpose & fulfillment in making the world more peaceful, just and kind through our everyday actions.
This dynamic quilt offers plenty of opportunity for color play, and makes for a great introduction to half-rectangle triangles (HRTs)! True to its inspiration, the Repair block was originally designed to have improv-cut or “wonky” units. This “imperfect” approach makes for a fun and carefree sewing with a unique, quirky final look.
Learn more about the Repair samples pictured.
More about the Super Scrappy Repair the pattern.
Skill Level: Confident beginner
Instructions for throw, full, and king size quilts included
Throw size is fat quarter friendly
Cutting diagrams to minimize waste, streamline cuts, and help you get sewing sooner
Large block sizes & standard, efficient construction make this quilt a quick finish
Coloring sheet to help get you started, with sample mockups for inspiration; plus, plan your quilt on PreQuilt!
Downloadable PDF
For online shops interested in selling this PDF pattern, please see the Pattern Licensing Page for more information.
Maker credit:
GeoBloom sample pieced and quilted by Chelsea LeBouton
Samples feature quilting by Wild Phil Quilting
The Villager quilt is inspired by the importance of coming together to lend a helping hand, and of being able to lean on one another. The design reflects how “villagers” link arms and surround their community members in times of need. It is a call to remember our shared humanity and responsibility to care for our fellow villagers, in ways both big and small.
This versatile design, while looking complex, has simple, standard construction and is a quick sew.
10% of all sales of the Villager pattern through 9/24/23 will be donated to UNICEF to provide shelter, safe water, medical care, protection & psychosocial support to children and families affected by the earthquake in Morocco.
More about the Villager pattern:
Skill Level: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate, and difficulty depends on which variation you are making. While only basic quilting skills are required for any variation, each involves its own level of organization and attention paid to ensure color placement is accurate. From easiest to hardest is: Two-Tone, Standard, then Scrappy.
Tips provided for handling blocks’ bias edges
Instructions for Wall, Baby, Throw, Twin, Queen & King sizes included
Instructions for three variations: Two-Tone, Standard & Scrappy (fat quarter friendly)
Yardage width-of-fabric & fat quarter cutting diagrams help with efficient cutting and get you sewing sooner, with labels to help keep you organized
Coloring sheet to help get you started, with sample mockups for inspiration
Downloadable PDF
Interested in kits? Find them at the following shops:
Lamb & Loom: Duval & Suzy Quilts Solids
For online shops interested in selling this PDF pattern, please see the Pattern Licensing Page for more information.
Maker credit:
Longarm quilting by Wild Phil Quilting
All fabrics in the quilts pictured are by Art Gallery Fabrics
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