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Valentine in Paris(Ville)

I shipped this off to my swap partner last week, so I hope she received it by now. Here’s the little something I made for the Gen Q Mag Valentine Swap: I realized after I took the photos that my markings didn’t disappear. I’d intended to FMQ “Be Mine, Valentine”, but my practice attempts failed [...]

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Posted on February 14, 2012 in Drunkard’s Compass, Kaleidoscope of Tula, Swap project

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Last Look At the 1812 Quilt

…until the show, at least—and with a bit of history to boot. I just have a small amount of work left (namely adding a hanging sleeve), then I’ll be ready to ship it off mid-February. Oops, that’s Moof, not the full quilt. Guess you have to wait until March! (Photo taken before I’d quilted and [...]

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Posted on January 23, 2012 in 1812 Quilt Challenge, Fabric

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A New Project–Framing Tula

The bi-weekly So You Want To Quilt group is starting up with a new project this month: a quilt based on the Stack-n-Whack kaleidoscope technique (there are a few books about it, like Stack-n-Whackipedia). Our teacher is designing a wall hanging that we can make, but seeing as I’m more of a quilt gal myself—and [...]

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Posted on January 19, 2012 in Applique, Fabric, Kaleidoscope of Tula, Piecing

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Star of Bethlehem

It’s Christmas week and we’re on vacation, but it’s time to unveil the finished Strip-pieced Lone Star/Star of Bethlehem quilt. You got a sneak preview last month, when I reviewed Nature’s Touch batting, so without further ado, here is the full quilt. I’ve been waiting for snow to photograph it outside, but here we are [...]

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Posted on December 28, 2011 in Finished projects, Handmade Holidays, Strip-pieced Lone Star

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A Chenille Quilt for Grandma

I hope you are having a wonderful holiday season, whatever you celebrate! Here in my world, we’re gearing up to celebrate our first Christmas in our new home tomorrow, and after trying to weasel out of spending most of the day at his parents’ house, ended up volunteered to host Christmas dinner (sans oven!). We’re [...]

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Posted on December 24, 2011 in Chenille quilt, Finished projects, Handmade Holidays

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When Things Go Right…

It has been an amazingly productive weekend. After work on Friday, I pulled out the 1812 quilt challenge fabrics with the decision to finally start and at least get the first border on the medallion and sew some quarter-square triangles. By 1pm on Saturday, I had the top done, and by 1pm today, I had [...]

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Posted on November 20, 2011 in 1812 Quilt Challenge, Bag, Handmade Holidays

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One Year & Counting and the Baby Quilt Redux

This past weekend was the one year anniversary of completing my first quilt. I’ve now completed a grand total of seven, and have five more in various states of progress (plus another one or two packed away for some rainy day). Life has been busy, and I haven’t sewn much lately—nor did I finish the [...]

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Posted on October 31, 2011 in The Baby quilt

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Flirting with Masochism and Warnings

I haven’t been sewing much in the past week or two, but I have made a bit of progress on the Organic Spins quilt. Most of the hybrid-pieced-to-applique pinwheels are complete, and I’ve spent a lot of time with the iron pressing under edges of some of the smaller ones that are just going to [...]

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Posted on October 7, 2011 in Organic Spins, Scrap Splat Challenge

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