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Have you ever taken part in a block swap? I am involved with an ongoing swap in my local guild this year. Today I got the blocks back from our first exchange. Aren’t they fun? I haven’t decided yet what … Continue reading →

You may remember that last year about this time, I made a tag blankie for Baby L. I finally finished another for Baby E! They are big Detroit Lions fans in their house so I used Lions fabric and came … Continue reading →

I recently finished another Quilt of Valor for a member of the Stitching Sisters QOV group. I wanted to do a custom job on this lovely top but feeling so very behind, I decided to do a panto and be … Continue reading →

I managed one small finish this week. I am happy to have found and finished this UFO. Here is what it looked like when I found it last week. I took this with me on my trip when I realized … Continue reading →

……for this. I felt awful coming home yesterday and a trip to the doctor today confirmed Influenza A. I think hubby has it too. It is highly contagious so I will be out of work for a week. If only … Continue reading →

We are traveling home today but I thought I would post an update on my block a day log cabins as of last Thursday. I didn’t bring a machine with me so I am now behind. I really don’t mind … Continue reading →

I will be sewing some more hexies today! And I will most likely do some slow unstitching as well on this: Judy left a comment saying, if I was thinking about it, I should do it as it would always … Continue reading →

Mr. Wonderful and I decided to make a quick trip home to visit my parents this weekend. Since he did all the driving, I enjoyed lots of hand stitching time on the way here! Before I left, I unearthed yet … Continue reading →

I finished the hand sewing of the binding on this little crib quilt yesterday. These pictures show the quilt after washing. Linking up with Crazy Mom Quilts, Richard and Tanya Quilts, Confessions of a Fabric Addict.

I’ve been wanting to try freehand allover feathers for a while. I decided this envelope top would be a good place to try it out. I started by drawing a widely spaced meander and then stitching it for the spine. … Continue reading →