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I had a jelly roll of flannel, that, I have moved from place to place, until, I was tired of it. I decided I would just use the treadle at night to do a baby quilt with it. It wasn't supposed to be an official project. I was just sewing the strips together. But, it was across the couch for awhile, until, I was tired of it. The only way I could put it away, was to get it ready for quilting. geesh

It's the last day of the month.

How did that happen?

   I'm linking to 

Small Quilts and Doll Quilts Design Wall Monday and Monday Making.

I"ve measured all the quilts.

They are in an order to make sure the columns are all the same size.

Now to stabilize and trim them.

The Christmas trees were a class from the Vermont Quilt Festival.

Kimberly Einmo had a great class that I really enjoyed.

The John Deere panel will be made into a baby quilt. 

Lucky 7 is quilted and ready for binding.

 Het is weer even geleden dat ik een berichtje maakte, maar ondertussen niet stil gezeten, de tuin is winterklaar, en  net op tijd gezien de lage temperaturen.

 Zal in het voorjaar een foto van de tuin laten zien.

Ondertussen ben ik verder gegaan met  Claudines quilt, en heel veel blokken gemaakt voor de volgende rand.

Eerst de blokjes uitleggen naastelkaar  de windmils en de turnstile blokken

En daarna aanelkaar genaaid, het heeft een scrappy look en ziet er best wel leuk uit.

Nu nog de hoekblokken maken en dan kan ik naar de laatste rand toe.

Ook  zet ik af ...

I've NO ONE to blame but myself. But I just made TWO very costly mistakes. The first one is that I was writing this morning and totally forgot to save the file, and then when I went to save it - WORD froze, and I lost all the work. Someone sent me an article which I still need to read about technology woes. Perhaps I should read it now. But here's the thing - the Autosave in Word no longer works the same way that it used to. 

If I want to use Autosave, it will save my document on ...

This week, we feature “Woodland Holiday” by Cindy Staub of Quilt Doodle Designs! This adorable mini quilt which features her Primo Plaid Flannels: Lumber Jacks, easy piecing and hand embroidery. Cindy’s offering the free pattern download, or you can order the fabric kit or printed pattern. Plus, her free video offers expert tips and techniques for completing the project. You’ll find it all here!

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Did you change your decor this weekend? I did some decorating, a bit of cleaning, and got rolling on some sewing for the holidays. I have this Christmas panel pretty much done as I’ve been working on it over the past month. I’ll break it into a couple of posts to show you what I did.

I began by cutting it up. I really don’t need a door panel, so it became a set of three table runners or wall hangings.

I auditioned fabrics to put with the truck panel first. This was the best red, and ...

After a wonderfully restful week off, it's time to head back to the office today.  I'm not ready, but I'll get over it. The Scientist in Training headed back to college yesterday.  She'll be home for winter break in two weeks. 

I got to spend a lot of time in the sewing room last week. The last border was stitched onto the Red White and Blue Stars quilt. 

Red, White and Blue Stars, Setting self designed

It just took 15 plus years to get this project from inception to finished quilt top.  But it was worth ...

Well, we will be starting December with a bang! A fun cookie exchange and Christmas blog hop. Here is the line up.

December 1

Creatin' in the Sticks

Doreen – Just Let Me Quilt Guest

Bumbleberry Stitches

Home Sewn By Us
Quilt Schmilt

Food for Thought

Life in the Scrapatch

Ms P Designs USA

Just Sew Quilter

Cathie's Craftworks

Cynthia's Creating Ark

December 2

MooseStashQuilting

Karen's Korner

Sew Many Yarns

Selina Quilts

Pieceful Thoughts of My Quilting Life

Days Filled With Joy

Words & Stitches

Just Because Quilts

December 3

Quiltscapes

Websterquilt

DayBrook Designs

Karrin’s Crazy World

Samelia ...

Collecting fabrics and using them in quilting projects is one of the joys for every quilter. Surely, over the years, you have built a pile of stash fabrics. But how do you organize your fabric stash?

Every quilter knows how collecting fabric can take up precious space in the sewing room. How much time have you wasted looking for that certain fabric that you will use in your next log cabin quilt project?

Just like any other working area, a cluttered sewing room contributes to lowered productivity. And I think most of us like the feeling of serenity that comes ...

This is just me making plans that will probably never happen but looking back on 2020, I’m not sure what I did (or didn’t do) but, considering that we stayed home more than ever, I just didn’t accomplish much at all. I finished one sweater and it was one I had started previously but ripped...

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Part 3

It is basically a swirl, you curve into the center and then trace your way back out again, but the curves are squared off and a bumpy.  I used a variation of this to quilt a baby quilt that has ...

Hello, and happy Monday friends! It’s podcast day, and today I’m sharing the A Quilting Life Podcast Episode 15 Show Notes. We taped today’s episode just before Thanksgiving and decided since it would air right at the end of the month we’d do a special Christmas episode. Quilting Life Podcast Episode 15 When we have […]

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 The following quilters are participating.  We will be showing completed blocks on the 30th of each month!  Take the time to visit them to see their completed monthly blocks!

This is one side of the first 8, all flannel on this side.

Second border went on smoothly – thank goodness – the first border I just wasn’t paying close enough attention to what I was doing.  So this quilt was the RSC 2020 rainbow scrap challenge and I finished it before the end of the year – it will now be joining other quilt tops in the […]

I have to say that I finished sewing -  All of the "units" for my Pink/Orange Squirrel -  And I WON a little game of "Bobbin Thread Chicken" -  That little bit was all I had left on the bobbin -  When I finished the last HST -  YAY - ;))   This Squirrel isn't going to be anything fancy - Just a Missouri Star Quilt Co. version of a Churn Dash - HERE -  The white combined with the bright