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More HSTs! And now I’m starting to turn them into blocks. This was my inspiration. It was being sold on eBay as a vintage doll quilt. I suspect it was a fragment cut from a larger quilt and rebound, but … Continue reading →

Accuquilt has another great live event coming up that I think you’ll enjoy. I’ve seen many barn quilts popping up in Michigan over the last few years and I’m anxious to learn more about them! Click here to register for … Continue reading →

This is something new, inspired by something old, a small quilt I saw on eBay. I’m making a lot of HSTs here. So I layered the Kona Snow and the butterscotch solid. I have no idea what that is. Then … Continue reading →

I cut these pieces out back in Michigan. The plan was to make a smallish baby quilt. I started piecing. But as is often the case, I wanted to go bigger. I thought I could have a column of these … Continue reading →

I bet you thought I’d never get back to this! I was starting to think that. I haven’t picked it up since December. But it is time to get going here, so today is the day! Happy stitching!

Just a quick post to let you know about a couple great deals from Accuquilt . First, half off studio dies! And just through tomorrow, 15% off GO! Dies, Mats, and Accessories! Click on either photo above for more details. … Continue reading →

Last week was my birthday and I was royally spoiled! Mr. Wonderful lived up to his name and gifted me with a new iPad and an Apple Pencil! I’m still learning how to use it, but it is really fun! … Continue reading →

I put all my snowball and alternate blocks on the design wall. Then I realized the problem. Leftovers. Clearly I cannot count. I hate leftover bits. I don’t have any more of these prints here, so I tried adding more … Continue reading →

Time to work on those snowball blocks! I love how the corners line up perfectly when I use my die cutter. Done! Time to play. I really quite like this setting. They would also look great with a consistent solid … Continue reading →