Got a pile of projects waiting to be finished? A list of quilts you want to make? Or maybe a few fabric purchases you forgot you even had?
You’re in good company!
The 2027 Patchwork Planner is here to help you get those quilting plans out of your head, onto paper, and into your sewing room.
Whether you’re working through your UFO pile, planning a new quilt, or just trying to remember what you started last month, this planner gives you one place to keep track of it all.
Less time figuring out what to sew next. More time actually sewing!
A Quilt Planner Made for Quilters
I’ve always got more quilt ideas than I have time to sew. Sound familiar?
Between the projects already started, the fabric waiting for the perfect pattern, and the new ideas that somehow sneak onto the list, it’s easy to lose track of what you’re working on.
That’s why I created the Patchwork Planner.
It’s not about filling every minute of your day with sewing or making a giant list of things you have to finish.
It’s about having a place to keep your ideas, make a plan, and enjoy the projects you’re working on.
And yes, there’s plenty of room for changing your mind. We are quilters, after all!
What’s Inside the 2027 Patchwork Planner?
The planner is filled with pages designed around the way quilters actually work. Some projects take a weekend. Others hang around for a few years. No judgment here!
Here’s how the planner can help:
- Plan your quilting projects. Keep track of the patterns, supplies, and details for the quilts you want to make.
- Organize your sewing time. Use the calendar and planning pages to make room for quilting in your schedule.
- Track your progress. Know what’s started, what’s waiting, and what’s finally finished.
- Keep your quilt ideas together. No more hunting through random notebooks and scraps of paper to remember that great idea.
- Make the most of your fabric stash. Plan projects around the beautiful fabric you already have.
- Look back at what you’ve accomplished. Sometimes we forget just how much we’ve actually made!
You don’t have to use every page. Pick the ones that work for you and make the planner your own.
Digital or Spiral-Bound – Pick Your Favorite!
We all have our favorite way to keep things organized, so the 2027 Patchwork Planner comes in two formats.
Digital PDF Planner – $19
Love printing your own pages? The digital planner is a great option.
Download the PDF, print what you need, and tuck everything into your favorite binder.
You can print extra project pages whenever you need them, which is especially handy if your project list keeps growing. Mine certainly does!
Spiral-Bound Planner – $32
If you love having a planner ready to grab and use, the spiral-bound edition is for you.
Keep it next to your sewing machine, bring it to your quilt group, or flip through it when you’re planning your next project.
No printing or putting pages together. Just grab your favorite pen and start planning.
How to Use Your Patchwork Planner
Here’s the fun part. There isn’t one right way to use it!
You can sit down at the beginning of the year and plan out all your quilting projects, or simply work through one month at a time.
I like to start with a few simple things.
1. Make a list of what you’re working on.
Gather those UFOs, WIPs, and projects that have been waiting patiently in the sewing room. Write them down so you can see what you’ve got.
2. Pick a few projects to focus on.
Not everything needs to be finished this month. Choose what you’re excited about or what is closest to being done.
3. Make a little time to sew.
Even a short sewing session can move a project forward. Add some sewing time to your calendar and give yourself something to look forward to.
4. Keep track of your finishes.
This might be my favorite part! Check off those finished projects and celebrate the progress you’ve made.
And remember, practically perfect is perfect enough. Your planner doesn’t have to look pretty or be filled out perfectly to be useful.
Add a Little More to Your Planner with Free Quilter’s Cheat Sheets
One of the things I love about having a quilting planner is being able to keep those helpful little references close by.
You know the ones. The measurements you look up over and over, the charts you can never find when you need them, and the printables that make planning a project easier.
I’ve got a collection of free Quilter’s Cheat Sheets in the Patchwork Posse Resource Library that make great companions to your planner.
Print your favorites and keep them in your binder, next to your sewing machine, or wherever you’ll actually use them.
No need to memorize everything when you can have a handy reference nearby!
The Quilter’s Command Center is a simple binder system that keeps your quilting plans, projects, and references in one easy-to-reach place. No piles. No sticky notes. No half-remembered ideas floating around your sewing room.
Want a Little Help Following Through? Meet 90 Sews!
Having a plan is wonderful. Actually making time to work on it? That’s where things can get interesting.
Inside Patchworkers Plus, we have a program called 90 Sews, and it’s a great companion to the Patchwork Planner.
Instead of trying to plan and finish everything at once, we work in smaller chunks throughout the year.
We choose projects, set a few goals, track our progress, and encourage each other along the way.
And the best part? You’re not doing it alone.
There are other quilters working through their own project piles, sharing their finishes, and cheering each other on.
Some are tackling big quilts. Others are finishing smaller projects or finally putting binding on something that’s been waiting for months.
It’s not a race, and there’s no quilt police checking your progress.
Just a fun way to stay connected, make time for sewing, and keep moving forward.
The Patchwork Planner helps you organize your projects. 90 Sews helps you put those plans into action.
Sewing Room Reset Checklist
Learn how to reset your sewing room in just a few minutes so you can spend more time sewing and less time searching for tools, rethreading your machine, or trying to remember what comes next.
Ready to Make 2027 a Year of More Sewing and More Finishes?
You don’t need a perfectly organized sewing room, a brand-new fabric stash, or a calendar full of free time to make progress on your quilting projects.
Sometimes all you need is a place to start.
The 2027 Patchwork Planner is here to help you gather those ideas, make a few plans, and enjoy the projects you’re working on.
Whether you finish one quilt or twenty, it’s all about making time for something you love.
Use what you have. Finish what you start. And have some fun along the way!
Choose your planner:
