The last couple of days have been quite a challenge for me. I’ve been battling a monster headache which makes sewing pretty interesting. I have managed to get another top almost ready for Roscoe. Please excuse the terrible picture. I had to take it indoors because we’ve been having hurricane force winds here in Texas. […]
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First, I would like to wish all the Fathers out there a very Happy Father’s Day! And to all the special men in my life, my husband, dad, step dad, & father-in-law {in no particular order ~ of course}. I want to share with you all how I trim my quilts to get them ready
There hasn’t been much sewing going on around here the last month! So now I have a month of marathon quilting in front of me. I have 4 quilts that I must finish before I return to Missouri in July. My step mom has been very patiently waiting on me to finish them up. Here’s
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It’s time for some OLFA Circle Cutter tips! Are you ready? I hope so. Don’t forget to check out Part 1 and Part 2 from our OLFA Circle Cutter Series. There’s lots of good information and a tutorial too! Today’s lesson is geared towards cutting the circle rings I used in the No Name Circles
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Welcome to Part 2 of our OLFA Circle Cutter Series. Today I’ll be sharing a tutorial. You all might remember this circle table runner from the recent guest post over at Melissa’s Sew Bitter Sweet Designs. I’m posting it here on our blog because OLFA has asked me to share my design with their facebook
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Good morning all you lovely quilters and other crafty people! As promised I have a little circle tutorial for you! However, you will need to hop on over to Melissa’s blog Sew Bitter Sweet Designs. Are you wondering why you need to do a little hopping? I get to be her guest blogger today! This
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It’s only the 4th of May and I’m finished with my May stash bee block! Our assignment this month was to make a wonky star block. I was so relieved that it was something besides appliqué. I like how this one turned out. I did have to rip out about 3 or 4 seams. I
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I brought my barn block to life today! It measures in at 16″ x 16″ so it took a little longer to put together than I thought. I love it! I thought I would share a little tutorial on how I made it. It’s pretty easy but there are lots of pieces and lots of
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Happy Monday to all you fun and cheery quilt people! I actually can’t believe it’s Monday already. The weekends sure do fly by. I hope everyone enjoyed their weekends. We were pretty busy with soccer games and a wedding. Anyway…just a quick peek at my newest block adventure. I’ve decided it would be fun to
Mom showed you all her stash bee house last week so I guess I should share mine. I waited until the last minute on this one because I could not decide on a house. I finally did a google search to find some inspiration. I just could not find exactly what I wanted so I
