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I bought this jelly roll ages ago at Tuesday Morning. I don’t think these strips are all from the same fabric line. I do love the colors. I’ve been trying to come up with a good use for this. I … Continue reading →

I pieced all the blocks I could with the pieces I had cut. The above shows the blocks I pieced this week. I think I actually have somewhere north of 120 blocks. I started piecing some rows, hoping to generate … Continue reading →

Since I was taking stock, I thought I’d look at the AZ UFO piles. Never touched these while I was out there this summer. Didn’t touch this either. I think this will be a good one to jump into when … Continue reading →

Part 2 of this sew along came out just when I needed a quick little project. Again, I’m using dies from my 5” Qube, so that made things even quicker. Ready for Part 3. Before I go, I was asked … Continue reading →

I’m still feeling the summer sewing slump. Getting sick didn’t help. I thought I’d inventory my UFOs in hopes of finding my lost sewjo. This has languished,. Not having a deadline or decision on size hasn’t helped. I love these … Continue reading →

…..comes in the most unlikely places. I rode down to Flint with Mr. Wonderful , yeah, THAT Flint, and saw this. He indulged me in a second trip around the block to get a better shot. I have dies for … Continue reading →

Not much new to share, so here is a post from October 2020, showing a favorite finish. Enjoy! My Grandmother’s Flower Garden is done! I bought the vintage flower blocks many years ago and began piecing them together. There was … Continue reading →

When I shared this last, I had just this one block sewn. I wasn’t thrilled with the colors and threw a few more bits up on the wall. Nope. Nope. Nope. I opened up another FQ bundle that had more … Continue reading →

Temecula Quilt Company is having a little Scrap Basket Sew Along. You can find the first post about it here. The blocks finish at 2 1/2” and I have the perfect dies for that in my AccuQuilt 5” Qube. So … Continue reading →