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Do you like to pin your quilt segments together, go no pins, or are you somewhere in the middle? Every quilter/seamstress has their own personal choices and routines when it comes to using pins.
Another wonderful time away together, this time at a new spot. Check out the awesome projects we worked on.
I think I’ve finally gotten the Plaid-ish quilt out of my system. Do you think four is enough?!
The Twisted Stitchers had so much fun at our annual Staycation. Always a great time!
It was so much fun that I wanted to make another one. Gail joined me at Annie’s to make another painted barn quilt. Check out our newest creations.
My niece, Mackenzie, is an incredible seamstress. Check out some of her most recent creations and see just why I’m so proud of her.
The Disappearing Nine Patch is a great quilt for both beginner and seasoned quilters. It takes the lowly 9 Patch and makes it “designer”.
We just got back from another retreat and there’s more eye candy to show you. These projects just might inspire your next one.
Another fun, satisfying workshop with some great people…check out the great painted barn quilt blocks we made!
Kate and I attended a super fun workshop recently that took our creativity in a very different direction. Once you read all about it you’re going to want to try it too!
Colour preferences are very personal. A little bit of colour theory can help you with fabric choices for your next masterpiece.
The traditional, versatile Log Cabin quilt is an absolute staple in quilting. It’s simple to make and simply stunning in any colour scheme.
What is “Fudging”? My students have been hearing this term from me for years for fixing our little mistakes we make while quilting. Check out some of my favourites.
A nice break for the four of us, quilting and catching up at the same time. Always a treat spending time with my quilt buds.
Quilt guilds hold meetings just for quilters to socialize, get inspiration from others and to learn all about our wonderful hobby. Read all about it and see if there’s one in your area.
We had another incredible time at the Material Girls Retreat. Check out my great t-shirt!
2 months at the cottage means a lot of work and a lot of fun. Retirement is good!
Another great retreat at Springhouse with my fellow Twisted Stitchers. Read all about it here…
The Twisted Stitchers QG had our annual Staycation…check out what we were all working on.
Disappointing news…my entry for the CQA National Juried Show was not accepted, but at least I now get to finally share it with all of you! I had so much fun making this colourful quilt…I hope you like it.
Another fun retreat with my quilt buds…we always get so much done and have fun doing it!
Two of the three gifts I made for Christmas last year were for Rory, a Dungeons & Dragons fan, made with a special D&D fabric.
Last week was very productive for me…finishing the fabric organization, longarming 2 quilts and purging some household stuff. Why can’t I always be like that?!
I’ve been tossing my fabrics into 2 boxes because I’ve been lazy…now it’s time to reorganize and make things look pretty again!
Now that the hexie quilt top is complete and ready for quilting, I was again bitten by the English paper piecing bug and started a new project using the jewel shape.
Becky’s moving in December and this is our last retreat with her before that happens. We made the most of it with our usual back and forth banter, great food, and wonderful projects…check them out here.
A couple of weeks ago we had our annual Material Girls retreat...check out some of the awesome projects that the ladies worked on this time.
Hi, I’m Sharon and I’m obsessed with all things fabric! As a sewer with over 40 years of experience, I’m excited to share my knowledge with you all.
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Happy Quilting!
Kate’s trip to the cottage was very productive and a lot of fun. She even made pants!