Over three weeks ago I started working on several Halloween projects. When I work on any one particular project involving several similar but separate elements, I usually draw and draw and draw, and then select my favorites from all those drawings.
Category Archives: Sewing/Quilting
Do you EQ?
If you are an Electric Quilt software user you may be aware that they have just updated their blog, now called “Behind the Mouse.”
A little bit of this… a little bit of that…
…Which is pretty much how this whole year seems to have been going. Scattered. That is, me feeling scattered. Not the year. Or?
30-30 at My EQ Boutique
There’s a sale going on at My EQ Boutique this weekend you will not want to miss!
New patterns on the horizon!
A few days ago one of my friends was showing me her latest crochet project. The family has been planning a big outdoor celebration later this month, so she has been crocheting some beautiful pitcher covers for each of the tables. Then she sighed: “It would have been fun to make these out of fabric, […]
I’ve really been itching!
Summer is right around the corner! And I don’t know about you, but this year is really zipping by too quickly for me!
Flamboyant Extravagance
Weeks and months surely fly by, and here we are again, with a new Bloggers’ Quilt Festival starting up!
I Thee Wed!
Oh, boy! My latest block collection is now available at My EQ Boutique! This certainly was a fun collection to draw!
Back to teaching
Still trying to catch up with a ton of work here, which means I’ve had to push blogging back a bit. But I miss it! So here I am popping in to share at least a little bit of what I’ve been up to.
A long, long hand quilting project
I normally set aside one project to work on Thursday mornings when my sewing circle meets, usually a UFO. Sometimes the project chosen takes only one or two morning sessions to complete. Others take longer. And even others take forever.
Make your own fabrics
I’ll admit it. I’m a bookaholic. Since I started quilting, I have managed to grow quite an impressive collection of quilting/sewing books. But I seem to have finally reached a point where I am no longer tempted to buy… too many more. 🙂
Recycle your plastic bottles into…. a broom???
You will recall a while back I shared a nifty idea on how to use the neck of a plastic bottle and its bottle cap to create an airtight bag sealer.
A full sewing circle again
Our little group continues to meet every Thursday. Sometimes it has been only two of us, sometimes more. What started out as a group of seven was reduced to four.