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September 21, 2026
What I’m Working On… from Jo's Country Junction

I think my groove for sewing is back and in full swing. I accomplished a few things last week. When I left you last, I had this quilt on the frame. I finished the longarming and got it bound. I’ll get pictures taken of it soon and show it off to you. I continued with …

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September 19, 2026
Designing with AccuQuilt Appliqué Dies in Electric Quilt 8 from On Point Quilter

Do you have an AccuQuilt die—or perhaps a collection of dies—that you love using for appliqué?

What if you could use those same shapes to design an entire quilt in Electric Quilt 8?

Even better, Electric Quilt includes a collection of AccuQuilt block libraries that you can download for free.

The downloads are available through DoYouEQ.com:
Free AccuQuilt Downloads from DoYouEQ

When I first downloaded the AccuQuilt collection, however, I found myself wondering:

How do I actually use these designs to create a quilt?

​There is one important concept to understand before you begin.

​The Size Matters ...

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September 18, 2026
What I’m Reading: Rage from Jo's Country Junction

It’s been a bit since I’ve listened to an audiobook. When I was driving to Des Moines to see Wicked, I knew a book would be a great companion, so before I left, I made sure I had an audiobook downloaded. It was easy for me to pick Rage by Linda Castillo. I’ve loved her …

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Cross Stitch Update: 9-18-2026 from Jo's Country Junction

Sorry I’m late with today’s post. I didn’t get a lot of cross stitch in this week. I’ve been busy in the sewing room instead. You’ll see that when you read Monday’s “What I’m Working on” blog post how much I got done, but back to cross stitch. Last week I finally got over my …

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September 16, 2026
Ask Jo: What to do to help someone with an illness from Jo's Country Junction

Every so often, questions and comments come from readers, and I think others would like to hear my response. That’s when I feature them on the  blog. This is one of those days. I got a question the other day from a blog reader. They knew I deal with cancer and had a husband and niece …

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September 15, 2026
The Hankens Leave the House–Day One from Jo's Country Junction

Long time- no talk, my friends! But no worries, while I may not have spoken to you much myself, Mom has done a good job keeping you up to date on all of the happenings around my house! Georgia turned 7 this spring, and the boys turned 5 about a month later, and we decided …

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Ask Jo: My Diet from Jo's Country Junction

Every so often, questions and comments come from readers, and I think others would like to hear my response. That’s when I feature them on the   blog. This is one of those days.  I’ve had a few questions related to eating and my diet, along with being diabetic. In the past few weeks, I think I’ve …

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September 14, 2026
What I’m Working On… from Jo's Country Junction

I did well this week in the sewing department. Rick and I are getting into more of a schedule so I can plan sewing room time. It’s been a real treat. I got the quilt that was on the longarm finished, and I got the quilt bound. I’ll show off the quilt in an upcoming …

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September 12, 2026
A Traditional Schoolhouse Quilt Using EQ8 from On Point Quilter

Popular lore paints every old schoolhouse as a charming little red building sitting in the middle of the countryside.

Images of the one-room schoolhouse have become part of our collective memory, helped along by writers such as Laura Ingalls Wilder in Little House on the Prairie. The one-room school represents a time when education was closely connected to farm life, the seasons, and the local community.

One teacher might be responsible for students ranging from first grade through eighth grade—all learning together in the same room.

I have a personal connection to that history.

I remember my Uncle John ...

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September 7, 2026
What I’m Working On: September 7th, 2026 from Jo's Country Junction

Sorry I’m late this morning with a blog post. I went to a play yesterday with Kayla and got back late. Writing a blog post completely skipped my brain. I wrote on Saturday about my sewing afternoon with Kelli and the kids. It was so fun. If you missed that, you can read about it …

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September 6, 2026
Joyful Sabbath from Wedding Dress Blue

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September 5, 2026
Unboxing Dawn & Dusk from If These Threads Could Talk

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I’ve saved peacock colors for years and don’t know why I never sewed this. Claudia cut the diamonds for me so it was time to put it together. I think I have enough for a second one. from Victoria's Life On A Page

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August 31, 2026
Monday at the Doctor from Jo's Country Junction

Last Monday, I went to the doctor…I actually had two appointments. I’ll start out by telling you about the doctor…The whole experience was frustrating. Remember I told you that I saw a doctor and she told me I had a cyst in the nasal pharynx area. For most of the last month, I have been …

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What I’m Working On… from Jo's Country Junction

I didn’t get much time in the sewing room. Grandma duties, doctor appointments, and shopping so Rick could get his EMT clothes for school took up most of my time. Besides…my sewing room is pretty overwhelming. I’ll tell you more about that in another blog post. Rick, my son-in-law Craig, and Carver all went golfing …

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August 30, 2026
It’s All About The Potato from Victoria's Life On A Page

I heard of a restaurant that serves everything on a potato so you know I’m going to give this a try.

Last week I slow cooked a pork butt, simmered it in sauce and used it to top a baked potato. This week I had chicken fajitas on a baked potato.

Baked my potato, added some butter. Topped it with chicken, onions, peppers and cheese. Not gonna lie it was tasty. Next up Philly cheese steak on a sweet potato. I’ll let you know how it is.

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If You Don’t Think Jesus Return Is Near from Victoria's Life On A Page

Someone sent me this and I honestly thought it was a spoof or joke. Well I was wrong. They have now rewritten the bible to rewrite 8 sections that refer to same sex relationships. Supposedly its to clear up the homophobic attitude in the church.

If you read stuff like this you can’t help but to hope Jesus will return soon. God says that lifestyle is a sin but He still loves his children that live like that. He will judge all of us for how we lived when the time comes but thinking you can rewrite God’s ...

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Joyful Sabbath from Wedding Dress Blue

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August 29, 2026
I’m quilting! I’m quilting! from Terificreations's Weblog

I am slowly quilting this Cherrywood Teri’s Color Theory alternately quilting and picking out some quilting I don’t like. Changing quilting as I go is a bit of a risk because I’ve already quilted an area, essentially poking a lot of holes into the quilt itself. And there are questions: am I damaging the quilt?… Continue reading I’m quilting! I’m quilting!

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August 28, 2026
Can’t Wait from Victoria's Life On A Page

Bought some new panels because yes I needed more fabric lol. I’m not a big fan of panels because I can’t find a pattern I really like using for them but I can’t wait to see how these work out.

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