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May 28, 2026
Next UFO & a WIP from My Sewing Room


Shadow Stars came back from the quilter this week, so I'm ready to do the binding on it.  This quilt is on my PHD list at the quilt shop, so it will be good to check it off the list of UFOs for 2026.  I may donate this one to our Quilts of Valor group. 


Today I should finally have time in the sewing room to finish getting this top assembled. Two of the vertical rows are sewn so far.  I'm adding a white brick to the top and bottom of those rows to make them off-set.  

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Trip Around the World tutorial 1 from Exuberant Color

 Trip Around the World tutorial 1

I will be using parts of my hand out sheets when I taught this class over 100 times, to do this tutorial.

Back in the 1990s, before mattresses were 11" - 15" thick, my measurements were good.  Now if you are actually making a bed quilt, you might have to add 2 or 3 borders to these sizes.  The chart is at the end of this post. To use my directions you need to have an even number of fabrics.

After you decide on the order of your fabrics, take a photo to refer back ...

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I Like Thursday # 506 hair disasters, skies, art and a poodle from Not Afraid of Color

 

welcome to my weekly list of likes starting with the clouds lately! 

then we had a few drops of rain.... back East if it started to rain you ran for home. Here you keep walking and likely it stops in the next block.... we need rain even if we just groomed our beloved poodle 
rain makes my hair kink up! 


I love water from the fridge with a slice of lemon

I order to increase my water intake, I now keep the brita filter container in the fridge and keep a lemon slice in my glass all day

from youtube ...

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Old FQ Bundle, New Project from Lovin' Life At The End Of The Dirt Road

 A new project found it's way under my needle this week.WAY back in 2012, I won this FQ bundle in a giveaway from Amy at Diary of a Quilter.It's called Tend the Earth by Deb Strain and it's been patiently waiting on a shelf for a long time. I've been eyeing the Ramona quilt pattern for a while and I had a sudden hankering to put the two together. I wanted a few more low volume prints so

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Community Quilts from Ray: Patriotic Edition from Jo's Country Junction

I swear, Ray is always busy at the longarm. I have to say that would be a great way to retire and bring in a little extra cash. The way Ray works…I wouldn’t exactly call it retiring. Good for you, Ray!! Ray writes:I finished another patriotic quilt for the November dinner. This top was made …

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Kuda Slot: Legenda Game Slot Yang Terus Berkembang from Tink Squared

Kuda Slot merupakan sebuah permainan slot yang semakin semakin famous di kalangan kalangan penggila kasino virtual. Dengan adanya banyak konsep yang menarik serta fitur inovatif, game ini berhasil menggait perhatian para pemain dari berbagai berbagai penjuru dunia. Game ini memberikan sensasi bermain yang hanya seru, tetapi menghasilkan keuntungan untuk mereka yang mempunyai keberuntungan.

Dengan perkembangan teknik serta tingkat akses jaringan, kuda slot terus bertransformasi. Kini, para pemain bisa menikmati game ini tidak hanya di di laptop tetapi melainkan melalui gadget seluler. Hal ini mempermudah pecinta agar memainkan permainan favorit mereka kapan saja serta di mana pun. Dengan visual yang dan ...

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Projects in Progress and I Quilted This! from Quilting & Learning

Hi and welcome

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Not My Morning - Afternoon Casino from Quilting My Way

This morning, I got up and took my shower to find that my headache got worse, and my sinus' weren't working right. My allergies got in the way. So, I ended up crawling back to bed to sleep. The headache got worse and my stomach was ready to heave. I slept for about an hour, got up and took a headache pill, then went back to sleep. Woke again, and took my allergy meds. Back to bed. 

Patrick came home from golfing and I was sleeping. We had plans to go to the casino and I was determined to ...

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Menelusuri Dunia Slot Kuda: Tutorial bagi Pemula from Tink Squared

Di dalam judi daring, slot kuda telah menjadi salah satu permainan yang kian terkenal di kalangan para pemain. Permainan ini menggabungkan elemen klasik dari slot machine bersama tema yang menarik dan interaktif yang berfokus pada perlombaan jockey. Bagi para pemula yang ingin mencoba peruntungan mereka, mengetahui dasar-dasar slot kuda merupakan langkah pertama yg penting.

Ikut serta dalam kesenangan slot kuda bukan hanya menawarkan peluang mendapatkan menang besar, tetapi juga pengalaman yang mendebarkan dan penuh tantangan. Di dalam artikel ini, kami akan menjelajahi menjelajahi beragam aspek tentang game ini, termasuk di dalamnya cara memainkan, strategi yang bisa diterapkan, dan tips untuk ...

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Easy Machine Quilting Designs You Can Print for Free from Patchwork Posse

Once the patchwork is finished, the next question is how to transform that beautiful top into a completed quilt. This collection of free printable machine quilting designs is perfect for taking that next step.

These PDF patterns include downloadable layouts, designs you can customize, and continuous-line motifs that allow for smooth, uninterrupted stitching.

Whether using a longarm or maneuvering a standard home sewing machine, exploring free-motion quilting can be straightforward, approachable, and entirely stress-free.

Explore a wide variety of simple layouts suitable for every skill level, from clean straight lines and gentle waves to basic geometric shapes and creative textures ...

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Back in the Saddle from Wollie Mammoth

Who would have thought that relaunching a blog would be a whole new learning experience!!   After all a blog is old school...isn't it???  I am a firm believer that embracing that which is challenging can open up new brain cells...at least one new brain cell.  And if you are any thing like me a new brain cell is a good thing.  

I come from a family of readers...no matter how early i woke up my dad would be sitting on the couch in his bathrobe reading a book.  He was a big John Steinbeck fan as ...

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May 27, 2026
Dog Sitting from Jo's Country Junction

A family friend messaged me the other day saying she was looking for a dog sitter for a couple of times over the next two days. Her dog had gotten injured, was wearing a cone, and they just wanted someone to keep an eye on her. I said sure…you know me, always busy doing something, …

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Charity Quilting from Becca's Crazy Projects

I love the novelty print quilts Mary V makes. 
A focus print for the outer border and some leftovers became this cute little quilt. 
Both trimmed and ready for the next Annapolis Quilts for Kids

If you want to contribute but don't have the time or skills, you can support the national Quilts for Kids by going directly to their website and clicking DONATE. I don't earn anything from this link. 

If you want to support me indirectly, I do include Amazon affiliate links to products I use on my other blog posts. If you purchase ...

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New Releases for June from Kitty and Me Designs

I hope everyone has been enjoying this beautiful early Summer weather.  Back in April, I was starting to wonder if it was ever going to warm up!  Thankfully it finally did.

I have some new cross stitch pattern releases to share today. 

Kitty And Me Designs by Pamela Kellogg
This one was inspired by Kris Herber who runs the Kitty And Me Designs Facebook Group.  She loves her coffee and suggested something with this phrase.  Since I love anything antique and vintage, I thought a vintage style coffee pot would be fun!

Kitty And Me Designs by Pamela Kellogg
The coffee design then inspired the Cross Stitch Keeps Me Sane pattern.  How many of ...

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Hello!!! from Wollie Mammoth

Hello out there!! I am relaunching my Woolie Blog as a place to talk about my reading life and a my occasional muses...because you know I have them! LOL

If you have been a former reader welcome back and I would love it if you would share this page with friends so we can support each other in life and reading.

Thank you,  Anna

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Plenty of Sewing from ... Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. Yesterday's outing took less time than expected. We finished with our vaccines a little too early for lunch, and so we ran a couple of errands and then headed for home. Also, we both feel fine after our vaccines. I don't even have a sore arm from it. 

Before we left, I had time to press and photograph the Santa Quartet. These guys will get a border eventually. 


It seems small for a table runner, even with a border added. When I left it, I asked the Santas to discuss among themselves what they ...

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Plenty of Sewing from Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. Yesterday's outing took less time than expected. We finished with our vaccines a little too early for lunch, and so we ran a couple of errands and then headed for home. Also, we both feel fine after our vaccines. I don't even have a sore arm from it. 

Before we left, I had time to press and photograph the Santa Quartet. These guys will get a border eventually. 


It seems small for a table runner, even with a border added. When I left it, I asked the Santas to discuss among themselves what they ...

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Quilts of Valor projects from My Sewing Room

I do enjoy the process of cutting the parts and pieces for a new quilting project, so kitting up blocks and whole projects is something I actually like to do. Sunday afternoon I went through our QOV bins to gather things for a couple of kits for new quilts.


First I went through the various block sets to see what we have to work with.  This year's free block for the block drive on the QOV website is Echo.  We had a good size collection of the 10" Echo blocks, and only needed 22 to frame this panel.  Voila ...

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Sew & Tell - 5/25/26 from Melva Loves Scraps

Here we are nearing the end of the 5th month of year... the informal kick-off to the summer season.  Schools are wrapping up their year of education, and teachers and kids alike are looking forward to the time off.  Gardeners are busy with flowers and plants and some already harvesting some early produce.

I remember the times of having a (LARGE) home garden and the bounty that it produced.  Those times are long in the past since we moved to Colorado and the growing season is so short and overnight temps cool.  But I do have fond memories and am ...

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To Do List for the Week of 5/26/2026 from Life In Pieces

My reading time encroached into my sewing time this last week.  I'm sure part of the reason is that the stairs up to the sewing room haven't been fun to navigate with my knee giving me fits. So it takes a bit more motivation to head that direction.  Thankfully, I was in the sewing room enough to make good progress on last week's to do list. 


To Do List for 5/19/2026

1. 2025 Guild BOM: Make backing - progress
2. Chilhowie: Continue quilting ✔
3. Lupine and Laughter: Continue working on A blocks 
4. Wild and Goosey ...

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