I'm not sure that I've ever loved one of my quilts more. This is my color this year. Can't say I've ever loved the color gold before, but gosh right now, all the quilts want to be gold. The only reason some of them are not is because I'm forcing myself to chill out. Gimme all your gold fabrics! Let's talk/gush about Trippy Quilt! ...
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Trippy Quilt #3 – In Progress
All year long I've wanted an almost all gold quilt and I'm glad that I finally got myself together, got my gold stash thick and fat enough and that this all gold quilt turned out to be another Trippy quilt. I love a lot of quilts, this quilt though is high on my list of favorites and might actually be my favorite fabric combo I've put together. The pic above is the room off my ...
Quilt Reveal – Trippy Quilt – #2 – The Colorful One
It feels like I've been working on this quilt for ages. Truly. Piecing tiny squares together is not for the restless. To be truthful, Trip Around the World quilts are for those that have so many scraps they are drowning in them and plenty of time to fuss over them. If this hadn't been a commissioned quilt, it would have been one that I took my time with and worked on here and there ...
An Updated WIP List + Trip Around the World Quilt Reveal – Trippy Quilt
It's been a tough day. It's been a tough week. I'm ready to be back in the swing of usual habits and routines. Pining for that in all truthfulness. I think we all know that there are some quilts that we begin that we don't at all feel bad to let languish untouched for months/years/forever and then there are quilts that we will come across as we are tidying up and feel a massive ...
Quilt Reveal – Migration Quilt #4 – The one with all the Liberty + Low Volume
I am absolutely tickled pink to be showing you my fourth Migration quilt today. Migration is a very simple quilt. It can be very quickly made which makes it the perfect quilt for gift giving. You can see my third version of this quilt here. The other Migrations I made pre-date this blog. Migration is the second pattern included in the Scrappy Pattern Pack. This pattern set ...
Quilt in Progress – Tea Time Quilt
A month or so back Michael Miller sent me some fabrics, some I requested and some as a gift. I talked about this a bit here. I had intended to use some of these in little pouches, but as soon as I held them in my hands I knew they wanted to be more. And since the Tea Time quilt needed doing, all came together for them being used in this quilt. The Tea Time quilt pattern is part of my ...
Rescue Quilt #7 – Itty Bitty Trip Around the World Quilt + 2019 Goals & Resolutions
The Rescue Quilt series is about finishing up quilt tops that were never completed and then remaking the pattern. Sometimes I find easier / modern ways to make the quilt pattern, and sometimes I change up the pattern a bit to freshen things up. Sometimes I will offer the quilt pattern to you free, sometimes it will be a paid pattern in my pattern shop. The goal is to honor the quilt maker ...
Modern Sewcialites Blog Hop – New Beginnings Quilt (quilt reveal) + How to square up a large block (video tutorial)
Hey sweet friends! Today I'm showing off my New Beginnings quilt. The block was designed by the talented Stephanie Kendron of Modern Sewciety. If you are not listening to her entertaining podcast while you sew you are really missing out! I don't miss an episode. I myself have been featured on her podcast. You can listen to that episode here. But let's get to the ...
Three different kinds of quilts
Out of print gnome fabric I overpaid for by Heather Ross, but don't regret it because it makes me smile. I have several quilts going on at once. Some that I haven't worked on in many, many months. Still, I keep adding to my list of quilts in the making. There are just too many. Why do I keep starting new projects? Just finish what I start. Right? Are you doing this too? I've ...
Wandering Quilt – Kathy’s Kitschy 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 a list, and you send it to the next lady on the list), they have a month to add on to your starter ...