Where every quilt is a story and every story is stitched with love.

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Long arm Inquiry

Timeless quilts are a modern twist on traditional quilt blocks that are rich in symbolism. Visit the Pattern Library to find a quilt that helps tell your story.

Bring your quilt to life. We offer longarm quilting options for every quilt and every budget. Learn more or view the portfolio.

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Coming Soon: Learn To Quilt Courses

Digital or In-Person courses

Level 1 Course Projects:

  • Folded Coaster

  • Mug Rug (oversized Coaster)

  • Tic Tac Toe Game Board

The Level 1, Learn to Quilt course gently introduces a range of quilting skills from how to read your first pattern to sewing and pinning those first seams. Each course is accompanied by a series of teaching videos to guide you along.

All you need is a sewing machine!

Each course has the option of purchasing a ready to sew project kit and only the supplies that you need for the project.

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Set in Motion is inspired by the way one moment, one decision, can ripple through time. This quilt design captures that sense of momentum and possibility.

Set In Motion - available in shop.

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Green and black geometric quilt with zigzag pattern and varying shades of green, sitting in a quilt pattern cover labeled 'Set In Motion'.

Held Together - Free pattern.

We all have moments when life feels like it’s unraveling. Held Together honors the quiet strength of the ones who show up for us.

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Pattern for a quilt titled 'Held Together', featuring a large square throw with a geometric design in purple, blue, green, and pink, displayed on packaging with smaller images of the finished quilt in decor settings.

The Case Has begun

A mystery and a Novella

A quilter dressed as a detective examines quilt blocks for the 2025 Mystery Quilt by Timeless Quilt Studio with a magnifying glass in a cozy room, surrounded by spools of thread, quilt blocks, and a sewing machine.

Quilters from all over North America have begun unravelling this mystery.

Missed this round? Don’t worry, it will be back. Once the live run of the quilt has completed, this pattern will return - as a mystery quilt!

You will be able to choose your pace and receive pattern releases, monthly, bi-weekly, and weekly.

The Mystery Quilts are organized like a series of books, just watch for which “book” in the series you are purchasing. The Mystery Quilts will never be sold as a “regular" pattern so you won’t have to worry about a duplicate pattern purchase.

Fabric flows and stitches run, But something else is in the fun!
Step aside or move ahead, Will you follow where you’re led?

Want to dig deeper into the mystery? Let this Timeless Mystery Quilt be the something different that you are looking for.

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Quilting wasn’t even my idea, it was my husband’s!

Hi! I am Krista Russell, the pattern designer and long arm quilter behind Timeless Quilt Studio. My husband and I currently reside in La Ronge, Saskatchewan. We just just moved this summer (2025) from Regina. I had forgotten how amazing small towns are. I am looking forward to all the quilty ways I’ll be able to engage in my new community here.

My quilting journey began with my second wedding anniversary. I decided that cloth napkins in our wedding colours were a must for our cotton anniversary. I didn’t know how to sew, didn’t have a sewing machine, and had no one to make them for me. What is a woman to do, but go buy a sewing machine!

My husband and I went shopping at the local quilt store which happens to be a block away from our home. While I was busy with machine demos, my husband was looking at all the quilts on display. On our way home, machine in hand, my husband informed he needed a quilt after those napkins were made. I did some research and found Melanie Hamm’s first quilt tutorial. I was hooked with that first quilt!

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