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February 24, 2026
How I Machine Quilted Tracy Mooney's Heart Pop! Quilt on my Home Sewing Machine from Quilty Pleasures

It all started with a pile of purple fabric in my stash.  My sister loves anything purple so in my mind, that fabric was meant to be made into a quilt for her.  When I saw Tracy Mooney's Heart Pop! quilt pattern, it was all over but the cutting, piecing, and stitching.  (Tracy filmed a tutorial on how to piece this quilt.)  I love when everything falls into place!


Most of the machine quilting happened during the New York Blizzard of 2026, when snow was piling up outside my sewing room window and I knew I had nothing to ...

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This, That & the Other ~ Sew & Tell - 2/23/26 from Melva Loves Scraps


Welcome back!  I say that to my readers and participants of the Sew & Tell party, but also to Dave, the mighty hunter camper, has returned and I am so happy.

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Hear Ye, Hear Ye QAL check-in #5 from IVORY SPRING

Hello my friends! I hope you have had a good week.  Today is check-in #5 for Hear Ye, Hear Ye QAL!

Click here to purchase PDF & Printed Pattern from me. PDF pattern is 30% off for the next few days. And I ship printed pattern to US addresses for free via USPS First Class Mil.

Click here to purchase printed pattern and look for patriotic fabrics.

Here are kits that I found online carried by quilt shops:

Hear ye , Hear ye Quilt Kit

Stars and Stripes Forever Hear Ye, Hear Ye Quilt Kit by Wendy Sheppard

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More Yard Art from ... Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. It was another lazy day here at the Traveling Three Cats Ranch. I spent some more time on my embroidery, filling in most of my hoop.


There's just a little left to do at the bottom, but I'll start here with the bird house this morning.


We got out for a walk. On this morning, we walked in one of the neighborhoods to the south of us. I was instantly taken with this tall palm. I love the pattern of their trunks.


This prickly pear cactus almost looks fake, but it is real.


Apparently ...

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More Yard Art from Cat Patches

Good morning, my friends. It was another lazy day here at the Traveling Three Cats Ranch. I spent some more time on my embroidery, filling in most of my hoop.


There's just a little left to do at the bottom, but I'll start here with the bird house this morning.


We got out for a walk. On this morning, we walked in one of the neighborhoods to the south of us. I was instantly taken with this tall palm. I love the pattern of their trunks.


This prickly pear cactus almost looks fake, but it is real.


Apparently ...

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Cara Jitu Menghadapi Hambatan dalam Kudapoker from Tink Squared

Dalam dunia permainan poker online di amat populer, platform Kudapoker sudah menjadi sebuah platform yang sangat sangat diminati oleh para para penjudi. Dengan cara menawarkan beragam jenis game seperti IDN IDN Poker dan serta IDN Play, platform ini menarik perhatian banyak orang yang ingin ingin mengasah keterampilan dan mendapatkan kemenangan. Tetapi, tidak dapat disangkal bahwa tiap game memiliki rintangan tersendiri. Untuk anda yang pemula maupun yang pengalaman , penting agar punya rencana yang jitu agar bisa menangani beraneka rintangan yang dapat terjadi.

Mempertimbangkan semakin semakin ketat persaingan pada Kudapoker, sangat penting bagi semua petaruh untuk mengetahui dinamika permainan dan menggunakan taktik ...

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To Do List for the Week of 2/24/2026 from Life In Pieces

February will end and March will start between now and the next week's to do list.  This month is such a short one, I always feel behind at the end. Looking back over February's to do lists, it was actually a really good month.   

 

To Do List for 2/17/2026

1.  Kate's Choice: Cut borders, layer and pin for quilting - progress

2.  SAHRR: Start 5th prompt ✔

3. Scenic Waypoint: Finish corner units 

4. Magnificent Mystery: Continue block assembly 

5. Wild and Goosey: Continue sashing green blocks 


All the progress is starting to show up on the ...

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YouTube Stitching Stars, Flicker Blocks, Slow Stitching from Canadian Needle Nana

 It is happening, the lengthening of the days I mean. It is already noticeable but of course, we are still under banks of snow and will be for several more months. March can be our snowiest month here so I won't be seeing buttercups any time soon. But still, the tiny steady slivers of extra light each day add up. 

And I finally managed a photo to show why this fellow is called an Eastern Cottontail. Isn't it cute! I called all rabbits "bunny rabbits" growing up. Did you?

Slow stitching- I should say really slow stitching has ...

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B.A.D. Bee Over The Rail! from Quiltville's Quips & Snips!


With incoming snow and high winds, we opted for our Over-The-Porch Rail photo shoot on Saturday - and would you look at that sunshine?

Temps were in the low 60s, we were out in shirt sleeves - who could guess what would be coming in on Sunday night?

Yesterday (Monday morning) I woke up to 14 degrees. Brrrr!  We made the right choice of doing this earlier in the retreat.

Add to that that the ladies were checking out yesterday morning (one of these years we will get them to stay until Tuesday, but some still had to go to work!) and ...

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A trip down memory lane from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

I LOVE hearing all your stories of repurposing projects, prepping for upcoming surgeries (good luck), and ideas for my Prince challenge. It's a process to be sure, but when you have a plan, or whatever you want to call it, life is good. I know the times I find hardest are when I have something (or multiple things) to do and no plan. Sometimes that is as simple as writing things down. 

I had several computer tasks to do, and I kept reviewing them in my head. That was taking up a lot of energy to keep track of ...

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Modern Pinwheel Quilt Pattern from Brown Bird Designs Quilts

There’s something about woven fabric that just feels extra special—and this new quilt has completely stolen my heart.

Wind Echoes, a Modern Pinwheel Quilt, is hanging on the wall in a room, the bed matches the serbert colors in the quilt top.

A Quilt Made with Fableism Supply Co’s Charming Wovens

For months, each time I went into my LQS, Quilt Basket, I would buy a couple of half yards of some enchanting fabrics. I am absolutely smitten with them. I think most of them are from the Lucky Loom fabric line, but there are some from other lines as well. The colors are rich and dimensional, with the most incredible stripes and plaids woven right in. The purples, oranges, and ...

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Progress on a Snow Day for Quilts of Valor from From My Carolina Home

Yesterday, we awoke to a surprise as it had snowed overnight. I knew it was predicted for the higher mountains to the north, and saw a few tiny drifting flakes on Sunday night, but it didn’t seem like we would get much. Opening the curtain on Monday morning just after dawn was a beautiful sight.

When the ground is white, and the leaves are off the trees, it is easier to see the land. This is out our back door looking west. The drop off isn’t that far outside the fence that goes down to a stream in ...

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SAHRR and more from My Sewing Room

Monday sewing was quite productive, with progress made on several small projects.  


Yards and yards of purple binding was prepped for the Zipper quilt.  This morning I plan to attach it and get the quilt trimmed so it's ready for hand stitching.  

Last week's Stay At Home Round Robin prompt was to use only 2 colors.  The 2 colors I chose were green and yellow. 


Because I had 2 narrow borders already used, I decided to echo that and just do 2 narrow borders again with the green and yellow.  


Before I could add those borders however, I ...

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Stay at home round robin next row, two colors from Not Afraid of Color

 


it's too much this year, adding in a row each week is frantic to me.... 

we brought this lovely boy into our home on Sunday... a  one and a half year old standard rescue.... 
today he was perfect, he's been here 8 days and perfect. 

This evening I ran up to make a block for the SAHRR... I had wanted ,and pulled fabric, to make two color 4 patches.  One would go above, one below the center...

I couldn't kick into design work this week. Then tonight, 
In my rush to make something, and exhausted, I decided ...

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Quilting My Stash of Tops from Fret Not Yourself

Freedom is not a state; it is an act.
~Representative John Lewis

Quilting

Since I haven't quilted in a while it seemed smarter to start with one of the smaller tops. This used the last of my shirt fabric. It looks good but the fabric stretched a bit so I needed a quilting design that doesn't cross any threads. Baptist Fan fits the bill although I haven't sewed it in a while. Good practice to get back in shape. 

Smaller Blue Cross quilt

The back is a yard of a paisley print extended with some blue from ...

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Social time........................... from Exuberant Color


My grandson and his wife brought lunch yesterday and then stayed long enough to help me with a couple heavy duty tasks.  Afterwards I did some grocery shopping.

Last night I cut the last stratas into sections and made some more Kaffe 16 patch blocks.  I love busy quilts, and I'm sure a few of you wonder why I'm not using white as every other square to "calm" it down.  I love all of the patterns in the fabric running together.  There are 2 of each of these blocks, so 18 total.


This group of leftover blocks has ...

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Another Goal Acomplished from Quarter-Inch Capers

I don’t always remember my goals—maybe I need to write then down on a paper and hang it on my mirror or something! I sometimes go back to my January blog post and see what I want to work on, and that works, but you can’t beat having an actual piece of paper. 


I finished the first quilting goal—Trinity WELCA raffle quilt in January. Friday I finished the second goal which is a raffle quilt for Christ the Victor church. And, here it is:


The size is 92” x 92”, so nice and big. This top ...

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Quilt-Wochenende der Modern Cologne Quilter from Quilt Collection M.

 Jedes Jahr im Frühjahr geht das Spielchen wieder los... So ähnlich (in Kölsch) lautet ein Kölsches Lied. Dieses Mal geht es nicht um Karneval oder Urlaub in Spanien. Karneval war letzte Woche vorbei und bis zum Urlaub dauert es noch - dieses Mal ging es um unser MCQ-Nähwochenende in Rheidt. Das Wetter war wirklich schrecklich - für´s Quilt-Wochenende allerdings perfekt. Ab jetzt darf die Sonne wirklich wieder scheinen.


Ein paar Sonnenstrahlen



Die 11 fleißigen Bienen der Modern Cologne Bees kamen zusammen, um zu nähen, zu plaudern und einfach ein wenig Spaß zu haben. Es gab ganz viele quiltige Gespräche, viel ungesundes ...

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Nashville Needlework Market 2026 from Jo's Country Junction

It is that time of year again…Nashville Needlework Market is just around the corner. The market is for wholesale shops to go and check out the latest designs from the cross stitch designers. They take over an Embassy Suites. Designers and people who wholesale cross stitch supplies are there. They take over a hotel suite. …

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Free-Motion Quilting Modern Feathers & Echoing! from Christa Quilts

Check out my latest video from my 99 Machine Quilting Designs Series – Episode 54 – for 6 fun variations. Watch and learn below:

This week’s featured quilt is one of my free patterns called Beaded Lanterns. It’s another one I’ve made several times because it’s just so darn fun to stitch! 

Click here download any of my free quilt patterns.

Beaded Lanterns 3 Colors

While supplies last you can check out my kits to make Beaded Lanterns as well as many other fun designs made from my fabrics!

Click here to view all in-stock quilt kits.

Just Getting Started Free-Motion Quilting ...

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