Love for Linette
The quilting community is very warm and generous. Caring for others is something that we often step up to do. We are always being asked to donate quilts or blocks […]
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Slow and Steady baby quilt
This girly quilt is for a baby who was born in September. She is the first grandchild of very good friends. I had a quilt planned for a boy but then, […]
Middle School Quilts Completed
For the past several months, I have been teaching a Quilting elective for middle school students. The class began with two extremely quiet 6th grade girls. They were not experienced […]
Frog Fun
My 8th grade students have now completed their 2 quilts. What an extraordinary project this has been. Today was our last session before Passover. The kids will be leaving for Israel […]
Student String quilt
This is a week when I’m completing quilts that my students have been working on for months. They are down to the wire because the quilts are being brought to […]
Nine patch Equinox
According to today’s adorable Google doodle, this morning marked the 2017 Spring Equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. Even after looking up equinox in a dictionary, I’m still not exactly sure what it is. […]
Rainbow Eye Spy Doll Quilt
I have been following the fabulous and fun 2017 Rainbow Scrap Challenge http://superscrappy.blogspot.com/p/rsc-17.html. Each month I’ve been working on a few squares for a single unified quilt design. This time however, I’ve […]
Snow days equal sew days
It’s been a luxury having some extra sewing time due to snow days. I felt like a kid when school was cancelled this week, “yeah, I’ll get to sew!” I […]
A Scrap Border Quilt
I love using up scraps to make a cohesive and fun design. Here’s my little doll quilt using a tutorial made by Rita Hodge at redpepperquilts.com. Check out her original […]
Little Tulip Quilt
I was in Los Angeles visiting family last week. I was lucky to grab some good buys at the nearby quilt store. When I returned from my trip, in addition […]
That Fabric Feeling 