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I almost forgot to hang my Valentine quilt! Pardon the wrinkle. I made this a number of years ago. The pattern came from American Patchwork and Quilting. Shocking that I followed a pattern, right? Except that this was supposed to … Continue reading →

Here are the last two QOVs for this batch. Both tops were made by the same person. One of these days, I want to feather to death one of the Carpenter Star quilts! But this week, I decided done was … Continue reading →

I have finished quilting all of the Quilt of Valor tops for the Stitching Sisters group. I will meet up with one of the members tomorrow to hand them off so they can start binding. Now I have the delightful … Continue reading →

I thought I was finished quilting another QOV this morning, but when I pulled it off the frame I found this: Sigh…. After some picking and reloading, I was back in business and all is well. Things happen, you just … Continue reading →

I have had some fun playing with my tiny tumblers. Instead of putting them on the design wall, I decided to lay them out on scraps of batting. I haven’t started sewing yet as I have been trying to get … Continue reading →

Yesterday was the 2nd National QOV Sew Day. Groups and individuals across the country set aside this day to sew for our service men and women. I had to work but managed a few hours of sewing as well. I … Continue reading →

I have two Quilty finishes this week. Both are Quilts of Valor. The tops were pieced by members of the Stitching Sisters QOV group. First is this medallion quilt. Here is the second: I love the 3d effect this one … Continue reading →

My kids will tell you that I can hear the mailman coming from a mile away. I get the mail every day. Yesterday, I did not. I don’t know why. Maybe it was the grocery store run after work, maybe … Continue reading →

Last week, I met up with a member of the Stitching Sisters QOV group. I handed her a few quilts I had quilted for the group and she handed off this box of tops to quilt! There are 9 in … Continue reading →