If I can't be a dragon-whisperer, can I at least befriend a talking dog?
I've made dozens of quilts in the last 25 years, so when I decided to make a baby quilt last spring, I figured it would be a cinch. Silly me. I forgot that being out of practice would mean a lower skill level than I remembered having. Trip Around the World quilt under construction. This... Continue Reading →
A homemade bag for use on dog walks lets me use up fabric scraps and show off my favorites colors.
As a beginner quilter, I proved that I get by with a little help from my friends.
My first sewing project in ages led to mistakes that I am grateful for.
This morning, I came across a note to myself that says: "Maybe I should give up quilting." This was a scary thought for me. I've been quilting for over two decades. I have a studio full of fabric, thread, batts, and unfinished quilts. It's not uncommon for me to think I need to cut back... Continue Reading →
