What are the most important tools for beginner quilters? I’ve put in my 2 cents to give you my own list of what I would personally recommend to a newbie…check it out here.
Read MoreThe Twisted Stitchers Quilt Guild held our first show since 2018 and members didn’t disappoint! Check out the big award winners at the show.
Read MoreQuilters love attending quilt shows. They go for inspiration, to hang out with their quilty friends and to buy cool quilty stuff. Find out more…
Read MoreThe need to finish a couple of quilts urged me to finally visit my friend, Tracey, of Whirls n Swirls Quilting. When we get together it’s always a great, crazy time even though we actually accomplish a lot! Sew much fun!
Read MoreMore summer stitching with my doggie pal…check out the latest Cherish blocks.
Read MoreSlow stitching at the cottage has resulted in more Cherish blocks…check them out!
Read MoreHow important are quilt labels? In my humble opinion they are very important for recording the necessary information about the quilts you lovingly make for your family and friends. They will appreciate and value the personalized note from you when they receive that special gift.
Read MoreCherish…my latest EPP project for slow summer stitching. Check out what blocks I’ve made so far…
Read MoreA work week at the cottage needed a little diversion…a quilt show close by was just the ticket!
Read MoreWe checked out a new retreat space last week…learn all about it here.
Read MoreI wasn’t always a quilter. My love of fabric started when I was around 10 years old when my mom taught me how to sew. Follow me down memory lane and see some of my early garments.
Read MoreJust call me the bag lady! I really enjoy making bags…maybe because they can highlight such beautiful fabrics and are also so useful…a perfect combination of form and function!
Read MoreThe hexi runner is finally complete! What started out as a simple hand sewing project (inspired by Instagram) to take to the cottage turned into an awesome runner for my dining room table.
Read MoreCheck out some of the projects from our latest retreat…always so productive even while having fun!
Read MoreHave you ever tried a Bargello quilt? This striking quilt design is perfect if you are in need of a challenge. Check out a couple of my versions.
Read MoreAfter slow stitching with four English paper piecing projects over the last year or so it’s time to start finishing some! Last time it was Prudence, this time it’s Southern Aurora. Two great quilts, two different finishes!
Read MoreIt took a while for me to figure out how I wanted to border my beloved Prudence quilt. I had so much fun making the quilt top that I wanted to blocks to shine. Check out the results…
Read MoreAfter teaching so many classes for over 25 years there are still a few things that never seem to surprise me even though I should know better by now. Classes are fun and social and you can learn so much…but there are still a few things to keep in mind when you’re there. See if you agree with my list…
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