It's the final Sew & Tell of 2025! Each and every party has been filled with inspiration and creativity. I've enjoyed seeing the progress of quilts, some from start to finish and I've enjoyed seeing how each quilter approaches a project differently. I'm so glad that we can all celebrate the finishes (some for years old UFOs) and the completion of a particular step. We celebrate the big finishes as well as the small ones. We are a community of supporters! And I am grateful for the support that you offer me. THANK YOU!
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It's the final Sew & Tell of 2025! Each and every party has been filled with inspiration and creativity. I've enjoyed seeing the progress of quilts, some from start to finish and I've enjoyed seeing how each quilter approaches a project differently. I'm so glad that we can all celebrate the finishes (some for years old UFOs) and the completion of a particular step. We celebrate the big finishes as well as the small ones. We are a community of supporters! And I am grateful for the support that you offer me. THANK YOU!
This year has been a record-breaker for me—156 books read, with 25 earning a perfect 5-star rating. Hours spent researching new releases, rediscovering classics, following recommendations, and tackling my ever-growing TBR list paid off with an incredible collection of memorable … Continue reading
read moreAs the year draws to a close, I wanted to review the highlights and progress of the year. Goals that I had for 2023 were:
❤ While it wasn't an official goal, but a challenge I stumbled upon while perusing through Instagram, I enjoyed the ...
Hey there! As we sit on the verge of another year fading away and the dawn of new year beginning, I thought I would take a look back at the highlights of the year.
As I have prepared for this post and reviewed the activities of the year I am filled with joy and gratitude... despite of the strangeness of the year with unrest and division of "camps" with the political, social, medical and financial ups and downs, twists and turns and unknowns.
I think I have mentioned previously that a friend told me years ago that I was an optimistic pessimist... all because I plan for the worst, but hope for the best. Life is far too short to dwell on the hardships of life... when life gives you scraps, make QUILTS!
Since I spent a lot of time at home this year due to the pandemic, I did a lot of sewing, knitting, cross stitch and embroidery. I looked back over my blog posts to pick out the top 5 I would like to share today.
1. My blogpost with the most views in 2020 was posted on August ...
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As we prepare to usher in the new decade and year 2020 resolutions are being thought of and plans considered for implementation... but how did I do with my goals for the current year?
My list was quite brief... just three items.
✔#1 - Assemble and complete the Sunbonnet Sue blocks that I got from Dave's aunt.
The quilt has assumed its new home with Dave's aunt. She has placed it on her guest bed which happens to have an antique headboard, close to the same age as these Sue's.
✔#2 - Continue participating in weekly linky ...
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