Category Archives: quilted postcards

Postcard Fabric Art -Winnipeg

Posted on September 10, 2019 by Judy's Quilting Studio

Last year I was challenged to make a large 3-D postcard of my Hometown. It was so much fun that I decided to make a series, one for each city/place I have ever called HOME. That first one was an … Continue reading →

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Tempus Fugit & the Perfect Form Collage

Posted on September 4, 2019 by Judy's Quilting Studio

It seems like summer did a Vanishing Act. Most of my quilting projects did not.  Neither did the cleaning (ugh!) or yardwork I was going to accomplish over the summer. Now, here it is – another new and exciting season! Welcome back … Continue reading →

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Postcard Journaling

Posted on March 8, 2019 by Judy's Quilting Studio

It’s scary to head into something without direction. It’s also liberating and just a little exciting. More so when things turn out better than expected; less so when they don’t. Here was the plan: a few days in Long Beach … Continue reading →

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Hometown: Love, Saskatchewan

Posted on October 22, 2018 by Judy's Quilting Studio

Think of your home town. How would you describe it? Better still, how would you depict it on a Postcard of Fibre Art (PFA)? I belong to a PFA group on FB that threw out a Hometown Challenge. The challenge … Continue reading →

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Goodbye Summer, Hello Fall

Posted on October 8, 2018 by Judy's Quilting Studio

Where did it go? Seems like my summer holiday from blogging extended well into fall. I did very little quilting this summer. Instead, I was busy converting a neglected rec room/bedroom/bathroom into a quilting studio. The goal was to paint … Continue reading →

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Postcard Fabric Art Play

Posted on January 18, 2018 by Judy's Quilting Studio

One million miles did me in. At least until now. After making hundreds of postcards in 2016, and traveling 1 million miles around the globe with your help, I took a long break. I had forgotten how much fun they … Continue reading →

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1 Million Miles in 1 Year!

Posted on January 1, 2017 by Judy's Quilting Studio

1,000,819 miles to be exact. 1 Year. Thirty countries including Canada coast-coast, and 31 states in the USA. (complete list of miles and countries here) So exactly how far is 1 million miles? It is 2 trips to the moon … Continue reading →

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Christmas Cards

Posted on November 30, 2016 by Judy's Quilting Studio

How are your Christmas cards coming? Are you done, or just starting. That’s me. Scrambling to keep up with self imposed deadlines. When you send your cards this year wouldn’t it be nice to include someone you don’t usually exchange … Continue reading →

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Fruits of the Earth – October Reveal

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Judy's Quilting Studio

Look at these beautiful postcards I received under “Fruits of the Earth”. The first one is a leaf in rich fall colours done in a Confetti design.  According to Marnie, you make an outline to show where the leaf will be, then add … Continue reading →

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Back to School – September Reveal

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Judy's Quilting Studio

My grandson went into kindergarten this fall. He knows his ABC’s and I hope they still practice handwriting. We practiced in a lined scribbler. That’s what came to my mind when I considered a ‘back to school’ theme for the 1 … Continue reading →

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