Reading 1820 Blogs Daily!


  • ice dyeing
  • Page 1 of 1 ( posts )
January 1, 2022
Quilts Plus Color Returned To Blogging In 2021 from Quilts + Color


This is the final quilt I completed in 2021.

After 15 months of not blogging I made a post on December 7, 2021.
I have not missed a day as I have a lot of catching up to do.
I started the year with 29 quilts on my list to finish,
12 quilts were finished.
The year ended with 26 quilts to finish.
If you are trying to figure out the mathematics here, don't!
There were quilts that never made it to my list as well as ones I started during the year.

Hope you are finishing 2021 on ...

read more
May 11, 2021
Marriage, Threads & Ice Dyeing from Where Art & Life Meet

I’ve mentioned this before; my husband and I start the morning off with a reading of some kind and then discuss whatever it is we’ve just read. Today we read about relationships using thread as a metaphor, which was kind of perfect for someone like me. This quote was particularly appealing for obvious reasons. A […]

read more
November 8, 2020
Shibori for Baby! from a daily dose of fiber

I am not a parent or a grandparent, but who doesn’t love tiny baby clothing? So – when a local crafts school asked for items to sell at their Holiday Craft Fair, I decided to play with shibori dyeing.

I haven’t dyed clothing and I discovered that the results are quite different using knit fabric, rather than a tightly woven quilting fabric. There was a lot more bleeding than I am used to and I had to tie the dental floss or cord very tightly!


Ice dyeing is unpredictable, but such a great fun. As the ice melted, this ...

read more
May 26, 2020
A Little of This….A Little of That! from a daily dose of fiber

My concentration is still iffy but I have managed to get a few things done and a lot started!

One fun, little project I have been doing is making pillowcases. Knitters love making socks, weavers love making hand towels and quilters love making pillowcases. We have always used bolster pillows on our bed and when we were first married, I embroidered our initials on them. When I got over stitching our initials, I bought unusual cases. But it was the wonderful quiltmaker, Jane Sassaman who really inspired me. Scroll to the bottom of this blog to see the delightful cases ...

read more
  • ice dyeing
  • Page 1 of 1 ( 4 posts )