I keep finding stuff hidden away in Electric Quilt files … some of them dating back to 2013!
Many of them only have four or five designs, but his one has 24. Most of them are the basic blocks twisted and turned to see how they fit together, and these are interesting, but not show stoppers.
The second design is the basic block used in this series, in one of many possible colourings.
There are hundreds of ways to arrange the sixteen squares of the Drunkards Path pieces to create symmectrical blocks … these two designs are just two of them. Then ...
read moreSome days I seem to flit from one activity to another. Today I did several things:
Ok, so where are we? Florida is fraught with Palm trees but this is not in the Sunshine State. This picture was taken in Australia, from one of the trips my daughter took a couple of years ago.
2020 started off benign enough. We had some big snow storms, and I was motivated to get back to sewing. That came crashing down very quickly in February, when our Haflinger became very ill. Jack is ...
I have read several books by Allen Eskens and to date, I have loved every single one of them….seriously, they are all on my favorites list and it’s made me put Eskens on my list of very favorite authors. I saw that he had a book I hadn’t read and I wanted to remedy that immediately so I burned an Audible credit and bought Nothing More Dangerous.
The book reminds me much of a 70’s version on To Kill a Mockingbird. For me, that is HIGH praise as that’s one of my all time favorite ...
read moreI had pork chops defrosted that I had planned to cook yesterday and didn’t so today, I had to cook those. I’m not a huge fan of pork chops but Vince bought these when United had a buy one/get one on pork chops before the meat supply went crazy so . . I was looking...
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2020 Weekly Leaf, week 23, Burr Oak Leaf Series
Eco/botanical print on vintage silk
Hello Friends, Happy Thursday to you. I am glad you stopped by today! Here is a fun tip for you before we go further! I am guessing you probably have folded fabric stacks somewhere in your sewing space. I find these fabric stacks a great way to keep track of units I construct for my quilt blocks. Just stick a pin and the units to a fabric stack — and chances are, you won’t lose them like I would if I place my units somewhere on my sewing desk. I have tried using trays, but I think because I work ...
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Hello all, It is ceiling fan time at the wooden house. Thankfully these are in all rooms (except the small ex sewing room) with two in the main area.
