It seems that world has gone topsy-turvy! Many quilters are delighted by the shelter in place orders - the government is telling us to stay home and sew. I can do that!!
In these uncertain times, we are trying to navigate the new normal. Families have to adjust to home schooling routines and work...
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 ...
