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If you've been waiting for the next installment of The Never Ending Sampler, here it is!

Panel 4 Band 5

 

I finished the last stitches on this quilt over the weekend. 

 The fling.  I still have a lot of fashion fabric left over from the days that I sewed my own clothing.  I learned that there's a rug hooking group in the area (Loopy Ladies).   I emailed asking if they could use wool yardage. Yes! And yesterday I took a box of yardage to their meeting.  It was gratefully received.  I told them I could not stay -- keep me from temptation! I admire rug hooking but I am not going to take it up. There's enough opportunity and variety in quilt making to keep me plenty busy.

The fashion ...

The number one question I get asked about the jelly roll rug is, “What happens when you wash it?” We find out in this video! I wash a rug, and we take a look at the stitches and how it holds up.

Plus, I show you how to fix your rug if it didn’t turn out flat and give you some tips and tricks to make your rugs flatter in the future!

We have everything you need to make the rug at Quilt Addicts Anonymous. Get all the supplies and see the jelly rolls we have in stock at ...

Even if you aren’t a knitter, you might enjoy the Grocery Girls’ podcast. They are so funny. And, they’re so . . inspiring or maybe a better word is enabling. I want every yarn, every pattern, every gadget they show. They show amazing yarns – hand dyed, speckled, striping . . just about everything yarn...

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Quilted with the Ground Cover pattern.

There's a vicious rumor going around that Smitty is somehow to blame for other people's lackadaisical blogging habits. Here's Smitty...minding his own business...sucking time from the east side of town.

There's a vicious rumor going around that Smitty is somehow to blame for other people's lackadaisical blogging habits. Here's Smitty...minding his own business...sucking time from the east side of town.

Quilted with the Bubbles pattern.

My Rainbow Scrap Challenge 2018 blocks are done and I did lay them out to admire them over the weekend.  Each of these blocks is an old traditional pattern that the RCS18 hosts found in old publications.  It was fun to see the unusual block names and when they were published. I love these blocks, and there are a couple of them that I want to use for whole quilts in the future.  You can find the patterns and RSC info on So Scrappy's blog.  http://superscrappy.blogspot.com/p/rsc18.html

This is the best photo I could ...

I am still piecing orca bay mystery quilt from quiltville.
All the ohio star blocks with white corners are done, and I am piecing the black ones. Phooey, the black shows imperfections more than the white. sigh...