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It was errand day, bank, post office, and grocery store.  Lunch was in the afternoon.  Then it was time to pick up the needle.

Also the table runner top of Marcia Derse pinwheels is sewn together now.

I have household things to do today so I don't know how much sewing I'll get to do.

Another border done on Timeless, I moved the one I did yesterday to the side – it doesn’t really matter right now with the squares pinned to the wall – one more to go. This much quilted on Silent Night on Sunday night – and yes I do get up and move around to stretch […]

It's been a year and then some since I have been around both my brothers at the same time. It was good to see Chris, since he lives in Oklahoma. 

We picked up mom, Chris, and Sonja. Loaded them up in the car and drove to Vancouver to my brother's place. The house is finished with the remodeling. It has all the bells and whistles! I loved it. Even the toilet had all the bells and whistles. Heated seats, dryers, and that French word I can't spell. lol We got lunch and then sat down to play ...

You might remember that three or four years ago I was working on updating the bathroom in the basement. When we built the addition onto the house, we put a basement underneath it, and in that section we put in a bathroom, my “frame shop,” and a big open area. The bathroom only gets used …

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Good morning, my friends. It’s another morning of writing fast. Matthew and I are meeting up this morning. I’ll say more about that in a minute. 

It was a busy sewing day yesterday. With the Cats in Pajamas soon to be rehomed, it was time to think seriously about the next quilt in line to be quilted. Grandpa’s Bridges is next. This should be pretty easy. Already I have some ideas about it, and it’ll all be doable.

Good morning, my friends. It’s another morning of writing fast. Matthew and I are meeting up this morning. I’ll say more about that in a minute. 

It was a busy sewing day yesterday. With the Cats in Pajamas soon to be rehomed, it was time to think seriously about the next quilt in line to be quilted. Grandpa’s Bridges is next. This should be pretty easy. Already I have some ideas about it, and it’ll all be doable.

The block of the month concluded with a display of the Lori Holt sampler patterns they made--either a witch, a scarecrow, or a snowman. 

I put a bag of scraps (8 yds by weight) and ...

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Pawing through the cupboard I found

a few more orphan quilt blocks... 

I had enough blocks to make two runners...

I will keep one of these for my living room.

Dig out your orphan blocks and make ...

My recent teal Diabolical Jane project was challenging and required auditioning and replacing several fabrics. I ended up with a collection of unused cut pieces, 2-1/2 by 6-1/2". In an effort to not waste them or let them languish in my scrap drawer forever, I had to figure out something to do with them. 

The solution was a nine-patch variation that I'm calling High Nine. By pairing up two fabrics and cutting some of the 6-1/2" pieces into 2-1/2" squares, I made these blocks. They will finish at 6" by 10".

 It's time to share your Les Bleus d' Alsace, our 2026 quiltalong!

I've seen so many fun quilts and can't wait to see more!

Please add your link, or just a photo, completed, or a top. Feel free to send me a photo at humblequilts@gmail.com and I'll post it. 

You are invited to the Inlinkz link party!

Hello Happy Quilting Friends!  Come on in and let me show you what a week's worth of piddling looks like.  But first, I did do a tiny bit of hand sewing while watching TV, so the week wasn't all about piddling.

Yes - The Market in London is somewhat similar to The Forks in Winnipeg, although I didn't have much time to wander around The Forks. I think it's a bit more "commercial" if that makes sense. The Forks is also open for longer hours, and it's in a tourist area. But both are wonderful places to poke around! We have loads of old buildings around - we need more of that kind of thing! I didn't have time to investigate at all - I was busy the entire time, and I was exhausted at the end. 

I confess that ...

Oklahoma has finally started it's autumn.  It's cool enough to need jackets, at least in the morning and evenings. We went out Saturday evening and it was really cool. It was so warm for so long that this cooler, need a jacket weather feels really weird.  

It was a good weekend to sit in the sewing room with a quilt over your lap. So I took the opportunity to sew the binding to the back of Glowing Hearts. 

Glowing Hearts was started in May of 2025. This pattern was Sandra Walker's, MMM Quilts, quilt along that year ...

Back in September I was going to work on these pillowcases for Ryan's Case for Smiles. But was sidelined by a visit to the hospital for two days. 

But I am happy to say that I completed 12 pillowcases and will deliver them to a drop off site.