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Category Archives: 2015
Rock a Bye Baby
Remember to register for the 1 Million Mile Quilted Postcard Challenge! You have until this Friday (January 15th) to send me a comment and let me know YOU want a postcard. The theme for January is ‘TODAY’ ***************** I must … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, Reclaimed and Repurposed, Uncategorized, vintage
8 Comments
QUILTING is Hard!
The hardest part about quilting is QUILTING! On the other hand, piecing a quilt top can be either easy or hard. You choose. Some quilts can be put together in a day, others are complicated and have as many as 10,000 pieces. … Continue reading
Posted in 2015
Tagged Angela Walters, place mats, Quilters World, quilting designs, Ricky Tims
6 Comments
My Crafting History Hanging on a Christmas Tree
Recently a young man from Pakistan was servicing our stove while I was decorating the Christmas tree. Being new to the country and a non-Christian, he was very curious about our traditions. How does the tree come? Does it come with … Continue reading
An Exercise in Making Super Simple Quilted Postcards
Here is a piece of fabric I was given by a quilting friend who could no longer remember why she had ever purchased it. Last week we talked about Making Quilted Postcards in 5 Easy Steps. This week, let’s see how we … Continue reading
More Quilted Christmas Postcards
This is the second part of my quilted Christmas postcards series inspired by Quilter’s World, December 2015 issue. Let’s start with my favorite, the quilted Christmas tree, based on Christmas Tree Skirt by Bev Getschel. I was in the process … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, quilted postcards, Uncategorized
Tagged Christmas cards, quilted postcards, Quilters World
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Moving the Milky Way
Quilter’s World (summer 2013): When I saw a pattern called Battle Warfare designed by Leslie Lattner, all I could think of was how well it reflected the large starry sky that we see at the lake. Specks of light that … Continue reading
Posted in 2015
Tagged 4 Star block, Battle Warfare, Ohio Star block, Quilt As Desired, Quilters World, Rising Star block
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Twist and Turn – finished and given away
Twist and Turn is finally finished and has been given away. It was a family gift to my sister and her husband who just celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary. It is always interesting to make a quilt for someone else, … Continue reading
Posted in 2015, labels, WIP
Tagged Hunter Design Studio, Quilt certificate, scrapbooking, Sew Worth It, Sewing with Nancy
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