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All About Craftsy Classes
Hello darlings! I’ve been quilting, but nothing you’d want to see just yet. I make quilts for other people often and those include memory quilts with clothing. Sometimes I show you these, but for the most part I don’t. And that’s what I’ve been doing lately, so there’s no pictures and there’s no posts….
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Wandering Quilt – Rebecca’s Dandelion quilt + an update on my honey bee quilt
Just in case you are not familiar with traveling quilts here is the idea: Each member of your group creates a starter block and usually writes a journal with details, theme and style they would like their quilt to end up. You send your starter block to another member in your group (usually there is…
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Creative Homes – Modern Sewcialites BOM
This month in the Modern Sewcialites it’s all about creative homes. I feel like my home is just like the rest of me, in a constant state of work in progress. I’m quite okay with that. My home is a reflection of me and it changes as I change. I am always moving things around…
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Sawtooth Star Contest
Sawtooth Star Contest (separate from quilt along!) To kick off the quilt along, I thought we’d have a fun little contest with some YUMMY prizes! Please note however, that this contest is a party starter, you DO NOT have to join in the contest to participate in the quilt along or vice versa. What’s the…
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A QUILT MAKER’S TALE – #4 – Doilies and Embroideries
My grandmother could pull any quilt from her closet (that’s where she kept them) and tell you something about it. One time she pulled one down for me and told me where each fabric had come from, some were clothing that her children had worn. She remembered every piece. Every quilt maker has a story…
