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January 7, 2024
Making Plans on my 600th post! from Quilting & Learning

Happy 2024! This first post of the year is also my 600th post.

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added by Andree G. Faubert 3 months, 3 weeks ago. under crown binding , deadlines , embroidery , free motion mavericks , linking party , paddington bear , planning , t-shirt quilt
December 31, 2022
Planning for 2023 from Quilting & Learning

Thank you Yvonne at Quilting Jetgirl for hosting this great linking party again this year. Hopefully it will help keep me focused.

Last year I minimized my plans for 2022. Of course it didn't all get done but that's ok because that's what planning is all about. For 2023, I'm keeping it as simple and general as possible.

My intention for 2023: learn by playing, with mindfulness and contentment

Quilts

This category is more specific because of my promises to get these projects done. I'm very hopeful of completing these and they'll provide great ...

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added by Andree G. Faubert 1 year, 3 months ago. under intentions , paddington bear , planning , t-shirt quilt , textileartist.org stitch club , the handmade book club , version 2.0
August 17, 2022
Planning a quilt and Free Motion Mavericks from Quilting & Learning

Welcome to Free Motion Mavericks, week 394. I  don't have any new free motion quilting (FMQ) to show you this time. It's been busy but I have made time to play with paper, fabric and thread - of the slow kind

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added by Andree G. Faubert 1 year, 8 months ago. under accordion books , bed quilt , fmq , free motion mavericks , free motion quilting , linking party , paddington bear
April 27, 2021
Simple quilt as you go Quilt! from Fostering Others



Sometimes you just need to make a simple quilt!  Sometimes you just want something to be simple.  Here is my simple go to quilt! 


I’ve made a few of these over time.  They are so pleasant and easy to piece.  Especially when you precut them ahead of time, so when you need them, they are there.


To do this, I buy several pieces of coordinating fabric.  Usually by the yard.  Sometimes it’s a few yards. I randomly cut strips 2.5-6 inches by the width of fabric.  This will be your entire top.  I make enough to cover ...

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added by Tjtruesdale 3 years ago. under beginner quilt , bo-nash fuse it powder , easy quilt , paddington bear , quilt as you go
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