My Introduction to Paper Piecing
Happy Tuesday! I’ve had Paper Piecing on my “to do” list for a few years now. The technique both intrigued and scared me. Stitching on a line seemed easy, but sewing in reverse seemed odd.…
Happy Tuesday! I’ve had Paper Piecing on my “to do” list for a few years now. The technique both intrigued and scared me. Stitching on a line seemed easy, but sewing in reverse seemed odd.…
Happy Friday! I spent a lot time sewing this week, mainly working on a baby shower custom order for twins! I did get a couple of quick projects for myself finished ? I had a…
Happy Friday! I have three small finishes to share today just in time for February – the month of Love! Curvy Log Cabin Heart Wall Hanging — measures 23 x 30 inches – made with…
Happy Friday! I have two small finishes to share today. Earlier in the week I was trying to decide what fabrics to use for the Jolly Bar Merinque quilt so I watched this video on…
Happy New Year! Today is a work day…company is gone so I’m stripping beds, taking down decorations and overall house cleaning! My Santa kids were super generous this year giving me a robotic vacuum cleaner.…
Happy Wednesday! We had a great time traveling up north for Thanksgiving. It was great visiting family and eating delicious food! The cold weather however did not agree with me – I have been sick…
Thanks for joining me today for the Pick A Pumpkin Blog Hop sponsored by Carla Henton from Creatin in the Sticks. This is my first time participating in a blog hop. I’ve been sewing for…
Happy Wednesday! Living in Florida there are no visual clues to indicate changes to the seasons. Using my active imagination I pulled strips from my batik stash that made me think of fall on the…
Happy Monday! I love fall! I love the rich palette of colors from sunflowers, leaves, mums, and pumpkins! I’ve had making a pumpkin quilt or table runner on my to do list for quite awhile.…
We’ve been traveling the past 12 days spending time with the grand kids in Indiana. It was heavenly but also good to get home and get another project completed. I consider myself a transitional quilter…