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October 27, 2026
Sunday, creating digitally from Gene Black an Alabama Artist

For Sunday in the Art Room I wanted to share a video with you showing stages of a digital painting. 
I had to upload it to YouTube since blogger isn’t cooperating with me today. 
I was going to embed the video, but that isn’t working today either. So I am sharing it as a link.

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If you watch, you’ll see that I started by importing one of my sketches. Then I traced over parts of it and even changed parts.  Procreate is an app for the iPad. It allows me to work in layers. For example ...

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Completion from Beryl the Pearl

 Finished and ready for donation, the fabric is called Fairy Frost by Michael Miller. It looks like it has sparkly threads but it’s not scratchy. It was a jelly roll.  I have the last two sandwiched and ready to quilt. I may hit my goal by the end of the month.


I’m watching a webcam of a cheetah and her 5 babes, part of the Smithsonian program. They have such cute faces! Which you can’t see here, but do look for the webcam




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October 26, 2026
Grandma Day from Jo's Country Junction

We had another Grandma Day… Things have gotten a little confusing for the grandkids. When Lilly was here last, she asked Rick if he was her Grandpa now. Eli and Emmett have both asked the same thing. Rick has been awesome about it. He’s told the kids that Grandpa Roger is their grandpa, but since …

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Christmas progress from Just Sew Sue


Despite a trip to Accident and Emergency on Saturday, I have finished quilting Jingle All the Way and Lizzie’s table runner and placemats. I have also trimmed the pieces ready for binding.


I had prepped the binding earlier from a red and pink dotty fabric. However I think I will change to use the Ruby Star Society starry fabric used for the outside border.


I now need to:
Add binding to the quilt;
Embroider three tags for the presents
Add bows to the three presents. Unfortunately, I think I may have used the fabric needed for the bows for ...

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A New Look to My Wall from stitchnquilt

We love Hawaiian Quilts.  So I made these small quilts and framed them.  It was quite fun.







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Pinktober Plus from Sew Preeti Quilts

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and here is my response. 

Pinktober!

This is the largest improv-pieced quilt, I have ever made. I don't think I will ever do it again because I could not see the whole composition at once, until after it was quilted. 

Made entirely of pink (peach, coral and some fuchsia) scraps combined with low volume/white fabrics, I have named her Rosy Pussytoes, after the pretty pink flowers.

Pink & Peach

Happy Halloween!


While the working title was F*** the Blues, which resembled my mood when I started rage sewing the scraps, the finished product ...

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Fall Fling with OOTB and I Quilted This! from Quilting & Learning

Hi and welcome

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Menggali Asal Usul Warga Permainan Poker dalam dunia Dunia Game from Tink Squared

Dunia game online semakin maju dengan cepat, dan salah satu segmen yang patut diperhatikan adalah game poker. Di antara berbagai kelompok pemain poker, wargapoker dan warga poker telah muncul sebagai istilah yang sering digunakan untuk menjelaskan kelompok pemain yang saling berhubungan di luar meja hijau virtual. Mereka bukan hanya sekadar pemain, tetapi juga sebuah komunitas yang memiliki sejarah dan tradisi yang unik yang siap untuk digali lebih dalam.

Warga poker adalah komponen penting dari ekosistem game ini, menjalin koneksi dan saling berbagi pengalaman, strategi, serta cerita menarik seputar permainan. Dalam artikel ini, kami akan menggali asal-usul warga poker dan cara ...

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Sewing Machine Love Quilt Along: Week 3 from Fat Quarter Shop's Jolly Jabber

Week three of the Sewing Machine Love Quilt Along is getting scrappy as we piece together the Patchwork Quilt block! If you missed week two, we worked on the Sewing Machine block to create this cute centerpiece. Keep reading to see the complete supplies list, and learn how you can share your Sewing Machine Love with us on socials!

What do you need to make the Sewing Machine Love Quilt?

Haven’t gathered your supplies yet? There’s still plenty of time to sew along! The Sewing Machine Love Quilt perfectly captures a quilter’s love for their sewing machine ...

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The Fourth Finish from Life In Pieces

Do you ever sit at your computer at the beginning of the week and think, "What happened to last week"?  We had guild meeting on Tuesday and I spent a chunk of Tuesday morning rewriting the instructions for the November BOM block. I decided the instructions weren't very clear, so more diagrams were needed.  I've not heard from anyone, so I'm hoping that means the instructions were OK. Late night sewing was canceled for various reasons, so no big evening of productivity.  Progress was made, but it still feels like an off week.   


The big accomplishment was ...

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Menyusuri Dunia Permainan Kayutogel: Keajaiban Tersembunyi pada Tiapa Angka from Tink Squared

Di dalam alam yang dipenuhi misteri dan keajaiban, terdapat sebuah fenomena yang menarik minat banyak, yaitu kayutogel. Terminologi ini terdengar asing bagi sebagian orang, tetapi untuk para pecinta serta penikmatnya, permainan ini merupakan sebuah perjalanan yang menawarkan keunikan setiap angka yang ditampilkan. Mulai dari tradisi legenda kota, kayu togel mengundang anda untuk menjelajahi lebih dalam makna serta kebijaksanaan yang terkandung dalam dalam setiap serpihan kayu yang dipilih dan angka serta angka yang ditarik.

Permainan kayutogel bukan hanya hanya permainan, melainkan juga media media menyatukan berbagai elemen, kepercayaan serta harapan. Dalam setiap tahapan, kayutogel memberikan peluang bagi untuk terhubung terhubung dengan ...

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Project Planning from ... Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. Hopefully, everyone survived the weekend. It was pretty quiet here. All the tasks from last week are completed. Family has been fed and sent home. Rain has started up. So, it's pretty much business as usual from here on. We're getting our vaccines this morning, but aside from that, we'll be sticking close to home for the next several months. There's going to be plenty of time for sewing.

My morning started with baking some muffins for our breakfast. For years, I cooked a traditional morning breakfast...eggs, some kind of breakfast ...

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Project Planning from Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. Hopefully, everyone survived the weekend. It was pretty quiet here. All the tasks from last week are completed. Family has been fed and sent home. Rain has started up. So, it's pretty much business as usual from here on. We're getting our vaccines this morning, but aside from that, we'll be sticking close to home for the next several months. There's going to be plenty of time for sewing.

My morning started with baking some muffins for our breakfast. For years, I cooked a traditional morning breakfast...eggs, some kind of breakfast ...

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Weekend Update from Quarter-Inch Capers

What a lovely weekend! The weather was nice, and there was a good mix of fun and chores. The only bad part was the Texans game! It was actually a good game, but when it went into overtime, I lost my optimism. We usually choke in overtime. Oh well. 

While I was watching the game, I got these built.


They are clothing racks for dog clothing, but I plan to use them for the 18” doll clothing. They are the perfect size!


They are unfinished wood, but I plan to paint them white. Reba stole one of the pieces while ...

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Weekend Quilt Warriors from Quiltville's Quips & Snips!


Project after project after project!

The October Quiltvillians have so much quilting going on - some even burning way past the midnight oil to get the job done.

Check out Kimi's Waterford top - It's DONE! 

I love seeing this so much!
Click to Read the Whole Story!

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What I’m Working On… October 26th, 2026 from Jo's Country Junction

I got a good amount of things done in the sewing room this week. I worked on Eli’s quilt. I’m trying really hard to get three quilts through the longarm each month. This is number three for me for October. It’s my way of trying to catch up. I know one a week isn’t realistic …

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Weekly update: walking, quilting, and thrift shop score from With Strings Attached

 You are correct.  This is not the travelog.  I worked on it for a while yesterday. I'm up to Thursday, October 8.  I'll finish it later this week, I promise. 


Saturday morning I participated in the World's Largest Polio Walk with Rotarians and friends from my club and the Lake Forest/Lake Bluff Club.  One mile from the Lake Bluff park to Lake Forest High School and one mile back was no problem in the golden autumn sunshine. 


The Rotary initiative to end polio began in 1985.  Polio has been reduced by 99.9%. The wild virus ...

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Les Bleus d’Alsace 2026 Quiltalong- Part 3 from Humble Quilts

Here is my Les Bleus d’Alsace! 

The first thing you see is the dark blue, but keep looking and you'll see the stars made from shirtings. 
Unlike most of the other quiltalongs, this one does not have an antique I used for inspiration. Lovely fabrics were the key to making this one enjoyable.



My quilt is bound, but not complete! I'm still hand quilting it.


Here is the layout. I put it together in rows. It's pretty straightforward. It should measure 22.5" square. 


Here is the quilt on my  blue Adirondack style bench! Love it ...

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When marketing is in charge of YOUR spending!! from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

Oh my goodness -- I was misting up when I read Elle's comments this morning. It's funny how our parents can teach us things in different ways. 

Both her parents died young, yet it sounds like they had some great times in their lives. But by chatting with them, you learn things. 

My parents are both still alive, and I have learned so much from them by what they do, but in some cases, I learned what NOT TO DO by what they are doing. I hope that makes sense. 

I think one of the most important things that ...

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Puzzling from Becca's Crazy Projects

Our National Parks puzzle. 
This one tested my geography brain a little. Thank goodness I had the map to set me straight so I didn't put anything in the wrong place. 

Tools and supplies (affiliate links):
Ravensburger Puzzle-Storage Puzzle Storage (300-1000 Piece) - this is great if you don't have a bunch of room to leave a puzzle out when you aren't working on it.

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