Author Archives: katyquilts

Here is a post from ten years ago with lessons learned. Enjoy! Finish It Up Friday ~ The Hawaiian Version Posted on June 17, 2016 by katyquilts No, I’m not in Hawaii. I am in Arizona! Yay! But Hubby and I did go to … Continue reading →

Looks like great minds think alike! I asked a friend at quilt group yesterday and she agreed. The Bauhaus design won. Thanks for the input. Apparently, I also have a new helper at the long arm. So much for my … Continue reading →

Once I got my alternate blocks cut, I got down to business! The top is done and loaded. But I can’t figure out how to quilt this monster. These are the three pantographs I’m considering. I’m looking for a mid … Continue reading →

My America 250 quilt may not be done by the 4th. That’s okay. It is growing slowly. I do have all the pieces blocks done for my green diamond quilt. Now I need to cut the plain alternate blocks. Have … Continue reading →

Mr. Wonderful found this cool puzzle for me. It is made of wood and the pieces are fun shapes. This is why I’m playing with fabric more than rocks lately. I love this. And I detest frogs and toads, but … Continue reading →

I’ve had so much fun learning about rocks. This dish is all petrified wood. I am fascinated by it. Yep, more crosses. And I went a bit crazy making pendants. I’m really not sure what to do with them all, … Continue reading →

This project has provided some great mindless sewing at a time I’ve needed it. The next step is to create random blocks like this. Have a great day!

I think this is my last little quilts post for a while. There are some real faves here. Have a great day!

Thank you for all the kind comments regarding my mom. You are all so wonderful. Sewing is good therapy right now. I’m playing around a bit with layouts. I really love the random mishmash of greens. I have a gazillion … Continue reading →

It’s been a crazy few weeks around here. I had quite a few posts scheduled ahead and I let them run their course. I’ve not been responding to comments. My mom had a severe stroke on Memorial Day and left … Continue reading →