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I hope that February has been treating you well. Personally, I'm getting ready for Spring, whether Mother Nature cooperates or not
read moreHello everyone! Hey, are you all covered in snow? We are, and it's freaking me out just a little because it's been so long since we've seen it. The snow is also complicating some excitement I've had in the sewing room recently. I have flourescent lights in there-- or I had, at this point-- and I lost two out of three of them one day last week. They just stopped working, which was not welcome at all. We had planned to change out the lights in there to some LED lights anyway, so we called the ...
read moreAbout a month ago I made a squirrel - that is a little (or sometimes big) project that just insists on getting done, right NOW. I knew that this would be my May DrEAMi (Drop Everything And Make it), a link up that's always a lot of fun, and hosted by Sandra at mmm! quilts.
The Big Hexie Experiment
Big Hexie Experiment |
One of the things that I enjoy the most about quilting is the endless possibilities, how versatile and improvisational it can be.
There are some easy techniques that can lead you to amazing creations. Having this in mind I decided to show how easy it could be to use strip piecing to create different patchy patterns that you can implement for any type of project.
Pillows, pouches, tote bags, garments, quilt blocks, patches, wall arts, coasters, etc.
The more creative you get the more interesting your project will be. The fabric contrast is very important to end up with astonishing ...
Given that it’s still too cold in most places to get out and do outdoor things, sitting inside with a project that can be done indoors, either at home or elsewhere, is the perfect solution to keeping yourself busy while possibly multitasking by listening to podcasts, audio books, or that movie you just love and have seen 100+ times to the point of not needing to actually look at the screen because your memory takes over and plays it in your head without ever having to look up. You know the ones…
On a particularly cold wet day last ...
read moreHaving the flu put a crimp in my blog plans! But it's Day 8 now and I'm pretty sure I'm going to live after all. So here we go.
I missed my blogiversary because of that darn flu. It was on Wednesday and it's been 12 years! Hard to believe that I haven't run out of things to say yet! Thanks for hanging in there with me!
My secret pal finally received her Christmas gift from me, so now I can share it with you! This was through the Tacoma Modern Quilt Guild. We have ... read more
We ventured into Darling Harbour (Sydney) and spent a few hours at the Wildlife Park and the Sydney Aquarium. It was quite a warm day, so this was a nice way to stay a little bit cooler. It seemed as though half of Sydney had the same idea as we did because both attractions were crowded.
Although I had an amazing 2019 production wise, I did what I promised myself I wouldn't do - I over extended myself with my art quilting. It was great to know that I could do all of this art, but I haven't done an art quilt since. So with these famous last words in mind, here are my goals for 2020.
In the last few months I've been playing with free motion quilting and making some lovely, easy projects from the practice pieces I've finished. I will be doing more FMQ ... read more
Can you believe that October is half done? The leaves here are really starting to change and the weather is turning cold and wet. I may have to put my sandals away soon
read moreThinking back on last year, I immediately frown and wonder just what it was I actually did during the year that could hold some significance for me.
At first I was all like, ‘nahh. Nothing happened that could really hold up in a blog post, detailing my life in and around my sewing room!’
But then a simple scroll through my Instagram and all of a suddenly I have a hurried, messy scribble of a list detailing all of the wonderful events and creative pursuits I managed to fit into the year!
So, listing in chronological order, let’s review ...
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