Good intentions, weak actions. Seems like the story of my life to start strong and fall by the wayside. I made a good effort at blogging daily for three weeks, but the end of December got extremely busy! Now it's time for a Reflections of 2019 summary post. I want to thank Cheryl Sloboda/Muppin....
When I am in a fabric store, I feel like Veruca Salt in Willy Wonka's factory, tempted by everything I see. Since I have accumulated quite a stash over fifteen years of quilting, I try to limit purchases to fabric that will be used in a project immediately. But every so often, a quilter finds that ...
I am not a conspiracy theorist but UFOs (Un Finished Objects) and WIPs (Works In Progress) have a way of multiplying. Therefore, it is critical to develop a system for managing unfinished projects. We all want the thrill of completing a quilt so this management system is about finishing projects, no...
Quilting involves many contrasts - dark and light fabric or straight lines and curves. My sewing and quilting machines illustrate the contrast of big and small. As you discovered during my sewing room tour, I have both a domestic sewing machine and a longarm.
Machines can multiply, much like ...
Where do you create your quilted masterpieces? Let me take you on a sewing room tour. My time and attention is divided between piecing quilts in my sewing room and free motion quilting on my longarm.
Sewing Room Tour
My sewing room is a mess so I will just share strategic photos. I don’t want ...
