#myquiltcouldlivehere- Willy Loman Quilt
When I feel creatively stuck it really helps me to look back at the quilts I’ve made and create a #myquiltcouldlive here collage with them. A bit like revisiting an old friend, spending some time
When I feel creatively stuck it really helps me to look back at the quilts I’ve made and create a #myquiltcouldlive here collage with them. A bit like revisiting an old friend, spending some time
I’m excited to be today’s stop on Sharon Holland’s Bountiful Holiday Blog Tour, and was more than happy to spend some time sewing with Sharon’s beautiful fabric collection.
I was asked by my good friend Bari J to create a quilt pattern to celebrate Wild Bloom, her newest collection for Art Gallery Fabrics. I don’t usually create quilts for full fabric collections. Sometimes,
Time in my studio and how I use it has always been important in one way or another. When the kids were younger, I felt pressured to use that time to its fullest while I
I’ve recently REdiscovered air plants. After having a few tiny ones on my kitchen windowsill for a couple of years, I bought a new Xerographica at The Handmade Showroom and have fallen in love with
One of my favorite sections in Wise Craft Quilts, is the one about quilt labels. To me, this was a section that had to be included in the book- sewing a label on to the back of
I recently made a new version of the "Racer" quilt in Wise Craft Quilts. Made entirely of Tyvek and synthetic knit racing numbers. I've made several of these now, but this particular quilt was extra
Photo by Stephanie Congdon Barnes of 3191 Miles Apart While writing my book, I knew I wanted to include a project that was not traditional- meaning, in the sense that a traditional quilt has a
A new quilt pattern, just in time for Spring! Flower Stamps is one of those ideas I had in my mind for a long time before I actually got the chance to work on it. You