I like to Quilt and Sew. I do it almost everyday. Sometimes I like to blog about it. My friend Michelle over at DesignCampPDX. Designed this row along for Gen Q. And she asked me to quilt it. Find directions and links on her site. I free hand quilt on a frame and do not use digital tools. I mark very little and rarely use rulers.

An Apron for Him - tutorial. But I found a great idea on Silvia. I have asked Silvia if I may write a short tutorial about it and she kindly approved. Scissors, water soluble pen or tailor chalk, pins. I folded the shirt in half. I cut out the front. I drew a line along the neck line. I cut out the collar following the drawn line.

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So I emailed Urban Spools. And they were like UH, YES! And then guess what happened? Well heck yeah I can! And I was like, UH, YES! Yeah I made that.

And working on an impulse. Tuesday, September 12, 2017. I just remembered, this is the place to be if you have a basket full of scraps and if you are making a quilt using your scraps! Feel free to take on the challenge if you like -. Housetop blocks made with scraps. I am going to continue working on these two quilts until they say they are finished. Friday, May 22, 2015. Have a great one! Friday December 5.

X000A9; 2018 Better Off Thread.

MAKERS HOME fabrics by Natalie Barnes from WINDHAM FABRICS. Sunday, March 18, 2018. It was a goal I made at the beginning of the year. Just one small post a week. Did you see how cool that was? How the words made a flying geese? And in the course of two months, I have found a way to miss two weeks. Some times our to do list. Becomes a big big thing.

Making excellent fabrics for quilters! September 13, 2017. Five years ago, when Sandy struck us here on the East Coast, the pain was profound and long-lasting.

My blog is becoming a travel diary in recent times. Lots of wonderful new places, lovely new faces and colourful spaces. My latest trip was to Queensland, the upper middle part of the east coast of Australia for my overseas readers. First stop was to Brisbane to do a Weekend Whizz Bang Workshop with the Queensland Quilters. On with the workshop! Everyone pitched in and helped set up the room and it was.