Monthly Archives: September 2014

I created this quilt in the days following 9/11. In the red stripes, I quilted the following verse: If my people, who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their … Continue reading →

Well, yesterday was an interesting travel day for sure! My son and I left for the airport at 3:45 in the morning. This turned out to be the middle of a storm producing record breaking amounts of rain in the … Continue reading →

I am currently winging my way home after a wonderful time with my kids and Baby L in Arizona. I just love it there. This is what awaits me on my design wall (table?) at home. I can’t wait to … Continue reading →

My time is slipping away here too fast! I did spend some time stitching yesterday while Baby L napped. I prepped the last of my pumpkin seed blocks. But then realized that I forgot to bring my thread assortment. Grrrr…. … Continue reading →

A few more quilts from the archives to share with you today. First up is this 25 patch quilt. Not sure if that is the proper name but it works for me. I remember that I was inspired to make … Continue reading →

I made this quilt about ten years ago as a wedding quilt for my nephew and his wife. It was quilted on m vintage 1955 Singer 201. I love that wide feather in the border. I bought that stencil in … Continue reading →

Last week I ran across a box of photos I had taken years ago of quilts I had made and long since forgotten about. I thought I might share a few this week since I am not sewing much. This … Continue reading →

I was nominated by Shirley at SIMPLESEW to participate in the Around the World Blog Hop! It is a fun idea and a way to follow the rabbit trail to discover new blogs. Each person answers four questions about themselves as … Continue reading →