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October 11, 2026
Are We Ready to Go? from The Quilt Quine

Just like that it was my last week at Quilt Direct. There were 2 hectic days at the start of the week while an Embroidery Mastery class was running. There was much running about fetching goodies from the warehouse for the attendees and many, many cups of tea to make. My final 2 days were spent teaching how to be confident and creative with the L890. The pupils all enjoyed exploring the techniques like gathering, flatlock and fringing. My colleagues had a whip round and gave me some money towards getting a 3D printer because I want to make an ...

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Yikes! My hands want to retire! Psalm 16:5, Fiber Fun, Literary Living from Faith, Trust and Breast Cancer

 Hello There!
    Welcome back! Thank you so much for dropping in.  This week was a bit unusual because I actually spent way more time at my cutting table and at the sewing machine than doing handwork. Normally, my hands are happy to give me a couple of hours of slow stitching every day. Lately, though? There’s been a full-blown rebellion! 
    My hands have officially informed me that three factors are causing pain:  
1.  The Weather: It’s been raining nearly every day for two weeks. All this humidity has my joints demanding a part-time schedule.
2.  Seniority: After years ...

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Civil War Quilt Group from Humble Quilts

 Hello friends! If you are a quilter (new or advanced) Minda Morton and I are starting a Civil War quilt group. Our first meeting will be informational and will take place at Sew Dee-Liteful Quilt Shop on October 15, in Madras, Oregon from 10AM-noon. Please come if you can! Have questions? Feel free to ask!

I know there are some local people who are blog readers. I hope you see this!


I've been asked if this will be online. As of today, no, but you never know!




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Electric City, Washington from ... Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. We had a blissfully short drive yesterday...just 44 miles to our location here in Electric City, Washington. The town was established in 1934 as a place to house workers for the Grand Coulee Dam project. Some of the original buildings were relocated here from the nearby town of Osbourne. Osbourne was inundated when the dam was built. Electric City was incorporated in 1950.

This is the view of Banks Lake from our campsite. Banks Lake resulted from the damming of the Columbia River.


There wasn't a lot to see between here and Bridgeport, but ...

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Electric City, Washington from Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. We had a blissfully short drive yesterday...just 44 miles to our location here in Electric City, Washington. The town was established in 1934 as a place to house workers for the Grand Coulee Dam project. Some of the original buildings were relocated here from the nearby town of Osbourne. Osbourne was inundated when the dam was built. Electric City was incorporated in 1950.

This is the view of Banks Lake from our campsite. Banks Lake resulted from the damming of the Columbia River.


There wasn't a lot to see between here and Bridgeport, but ...

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Oh Scrap! : A Parade of Quilts from Quilting Is More Fun Than Housework

 Another crazy week!

I had the opportunity to go to a few new (to me) sewing groups around Eugene and meet some new quilters.  One of the groups I crashed, I have known about for decades.  I had met one of the ladies that sews there and I promised her some scrappy strings for a project she is working on.  I decided to take four big brown bags stuffed with scraps in case someone else could use some.  It was so fun seeing all of those quilters sort, pet and stack every single one of those bits of fabric.  Someone ...

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What's OLD is back in vogue! That's not new! from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

Pepper on cottage cheese? OK -- I must try that. I'm away this coming week (AGAIN!), but I'll try it when I get home. I still have two road trips before the end of the year and one and perhaps two plane trips. Wait -- and a weekend quilt retreat. It's going to be silly. 

PHEW -- both presentations are done for this morning. I swear it's amassing my photos for the darn things that can take so long. Thankfully, I have a very good filing system for my pictures - NOT perfect by any means, but not bad. But ...

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Fall Fortnight Quilt Along Begins! from From My Carolina Home

Welcome to the 2026 Fall Fortnight Event! Over the next two weeks, we’ll have many Autumn inspired quilting and embroidery projects for you to do along with a new recipe, cards, and a special charity project with specials or giveaways on every post!

Today we begin the Fall Fortnight Quilt Along. I have designed an oversized table topper or wall hanging for you that measures about 60-inches square. If you’d like to make the project into a throw size, just make three more Block A Lattice blocks,and two more Star Blocks. This isn’t a mystery, so ...

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Joyful Sabbath from Wedding Dress Blue

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Sunday Stash October 11, 2026 from Quilt Paint Create

No fabric in this week.

I spent last weekend at retreat, sewing the days away.  I managed to finish a top for the Guild’s charity.  The pattern is Cloud Nine by Villa Rosa designs.

It went together fast considering I had nothing cut when I got there.  Some of the fabrics were mine, some came from the charity table, and my sister gave me the background fabric when she retired from teaching.

I haven’t decided yet if I’m going to quilt it or take it back to Guild for someone there to quilt.

I also worked on ...

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Halloween Feathers from I Patch and Quilt

Earlier this year I was lucky enough to find a cute Halloween panel with some additional pieces of fabric from the same line at a local quilt show. I knew immediately I wanted to use them for my high school classroom.

Halloween isn’t really celebrated as a family event here in the Netherlands, it is more of a teenager and adult party with lots of horror elements. I am not really a horror fan but I do like the vintage Halloween style with black cats, bats, a few ghosts and carved pumpkins.

FMQ-ipatchandquilt-Halloween Feathers 10-2026-1

The images on the panel are not ...

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Togel Kuda: Teknik Menang di Setiap Ronde from Tink Squared

Dalam alam permainan lotere, terdapat satu jenis yang semakin populer di kalangan penggemar permainan, yaitu kuda togel. Permainan tersebut menawarkan sebuah pengalaman yang istimewa dan menarik perhatian dengan peluang peluang agar mendapatkan kemenangan yang sangat besar di setiap putarannya. Untuk banyak para pemain, permainan kuda togel bukan sekadar hanya sebuah hiburan, tetapi juga menjadi ajang untuk menguji strategi serta nasib.

Artikel ini akan menyediakan Anda memahami konsep dasar dari kuda togel serta memberikan beberapa strategi yang bisa menambah peluang Anda agar berhasil. Dengan memahami mekanisme fungsi permainan ini serta merancang strategi yang tepat, Anda dapat maksimalkan peluang keuntungan. Ayo kita ...

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Two Gingers Stitched from Romany Quilting

There has been a bit of slow stitching going on, working on a couple of small Christmas Stockings.  These came to me in a package sent by Jo (ButterZ) from Australia a few months ago.   The package included about a dozen small felt stockings, cut out with the decorations fused, waiting to be stitched together.  Jo told me she had them for 10 years or so, and was more than happy to finally pass them on.

Christmas stockings from

 There was no promise made that these would be finished in time for Christmas 2026, but I would work on them ...

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Stitching Stuff: Week 41 of 2026 from Life In Pieces


 

This week went really fast.  How is it Sunday again?  It's been a good week on the stitching front, lots got done.  But I still didn't get to everything I had hoped to even though stitching happened every day.  


  • 15 minute days/week = 7/7 days
  • 15 minute days/Oct = 10/10 days
  • 15 minute days 2026 = 277/283 days
  • Success rate = 97.88%

It's been a good year on the stitching front. All that time at the machine has meant more quilts moving to finished this year then last. Not hard when I only finished one ...

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Hometown Stars Quilt Pattern Mockups! from Busy Hands Quilts

Hometown Stars is the featured quilt pattern this week, and I have mockups in newer fabric collections to share with you today! I hope these mockups inspire you to see the Hometown Stars quilt pattern in new ways, outside the box of red, white, and blue (although those are certainly spectacular!)  Creating mockups in newer collections doesn't necessarily mean you have to buy more fabric (but hey, that's totally legit, too!) You may have these color schemes in your stash already, and these mockups could be the inspiration to pull them out and put them together in the ...

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First finish for October 2026..................... from Exuberant Color


This quilt was created from a free pattern called Kaffe Fassett Zipper from Free Spirit fabric company.  It was intended to be used with a certain pack of fat quarters that was available at the time.  I ended up choosing fabrics from my ample stash of Kaffe collective fabrics.  I didn't have the exact value changes I needed in the purple and orange but it turned out okay.


The backing fabric was designed by Philip Jacobs.  It is one of my favorite prints of his.  The binding is by Brandon Mably.  The quilt is 58" x 80" and it ...

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Panduan Lengkap Jeniustoto: Dari Pendaftaran Akun Hingga Login from Tink Squared

Di dalam zaman digital saat ini, permainan judi online semakin terkenal di kalangan masyarakat. Salah satu platform yang kini sedang naik daun adalah Jeniustoto.com, yang mana menawarkan berbagai tipe game menarik serta hadiah menarik untuk penggemarnya. Bagi Anda yang mungkin baru memahami dunia taruhan online, Jeniustoto.com dapat jadi pilihan yang pas untuk memulai pengalaman bermain Kamu.

Tulisan ini akanlah mengulas panduan lengkap termasuk metode mendaftar, login, hingga kemudian menjelajahi berbagai tipe game mesin slot yang ada pada Jeniustoto. Dengan informasi yaitu kami berikan, Kamu akan lebih siap mempersiapkan diri merasakan segala yang disediakan dari Jeniustoto.com. Mari kita ...

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In My Mail from Jo's Country Junction

I got a big box in the mail the other day. It was from Marie. She has sent tops before. They are so appreciated. I had so much fun going through them. I snapped some pictures to share with you…and now I need to fold them all up. The box was big…and it was FULL …

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Today - from Quilting My Way

 Today, I wanted to sleep in but didn't. I did play on my tablet and take a walk around the neighborhood. Trouble was, there were neighbors out and about, so, I ended up stopping and talking to them. I did get 4 laps in though. 

Then I sat down and worked on my cross stitching. 

Got more done than I thought I would. 

Of course, Sophie wanted me to pay attention to her instead. She didn't last very long once I got going. Sometimes she moves to the end of the chair but not today. I'm trying ...

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Psalm 16:5-6, Fiber Fun and a Messy Sewing Room, Literary Living, Finding Joy from Faith, Trust and Breast Cancer

Hello There,

    Welcome!  If you're new to this space, you'll find it filled with our continued study of the Psalms, see what I'm up to with needle and thread, as well as discovering if I've met my goals for the week, perhaps find a book you'd like to check out and finally seeing a few things that have brought me joy (and hopefully you as well) this week.
    In my neck of the woods, it's Fall Break for my grandchildren!  Yay!  I got to spend two whole days with them in which we did ...

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