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What’s in the article– You might be surprised how many inexpensive school supplies can make quilting easier. From organizing your sewing room to marking projects and keeping supplies within reach, these everyday items have earned a permanent place in many quilters’ workspaces.

Every year when the back-to-school supplies hit the shelves, I find myself wandering the aisles “just to look.” Somehow I always leave with a few things for my sewing room instead of a backpack full of school supplies.

The truth is, some of the best quilting tools aren’t found in the quilting aisle at all. School ...

Learn how to sew a pencil pouch that’s perfect for keeping school supplies, sewing notions, markers, crochet hooks, and all those little items that seem to disappear in the bottom of a bag. These simple sewing patterns are practical, fun to make, and a great way to use your favorite fabrics.

Don’t let the name fool you—pencil pouches aren’t just for pencils. They’re handy for organizing just about anything. Toss one in your purse, project bag, backpack, or sewing room and you’ll quickly find yourself wanting more than one.

20+ Pencil Pouches for Back ...

... a long, long time ago. There were days, even in the not so distant past, when back to school meant physically going back on the day after Labor Day, that's the way it was when I was a kid. This is me, back in those days, my fourth grade school picture. We were lucky enough to be able to take a trip back to those places where I attended elementary school last week. We have been FaceTiming with

... a long, long time ago. There were days, even in the not so distant past, when back to school meant physically going back on the day after Labor Day, that's the way it was when I was a kid. This is me, back in those days, my fourth grade school picture. We were lucky enough to be able to take a trip back to those places where I attended elementary school last week. We have been FaceTiming with

It's a whole new world, learning-wise. Last week Lucy Ann had a full school day on Friday, even though she was visiting us, and away from home, she brought her "classroom" with her and didn't miss a beat. She set up her laptop in the bedroom, closed the door, and only emerged for breaks and lunch. She and her brother have opted for virtual learning this entire school year. Mason is beginning

It's a whole new world, learning-wise. Last week Lucy Ann had a full school day on Friday, even though she was visiting us, and away from home, she brought her "classroom" with her and didn't miss a beat. She set up her laptop in the bedroom, closed the door, and only emerged for breaks and lunch. She and her brother have opted for virtual learning this entire school year. Mason is beginning

Where has this summer gone?  Staying at home is becoming a bit strange as the months are going by without the usual activities.  For many, this school year will be different too, and what better time to sew up a Back to School theme quilt with sampler blocks of all kinds.  Thank you to our blog hop hostess Carolina Moore of Always Expect Moore for organizing a Quilt Block Mania event.  There are some adorable blocks available for you to do a Back to School quilt, wall hanging or door decoration for your home school.  Block designs include apples and ...

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