Keeping It All Together in the New Year
Let's start the New Year off with a needle and scissor keep tutorial.
Read MoreLet's start the New Year off with a needle and scissor keep tutorial.
Read MoreA quick and easy companion ornament to the snowman from the "Tis The Season" post.
Read MoreWe are piecing the blocks together and adding a center wool applique to our Mystery Quilt.
Read MoreTis the season for snowmen, figgy puddings, and the festive gathering of good friends and family around a blazing hearth on a cold winter's night.
Read MoreIt's October already! Oh My!
Read MoreThe inspiration for this pillow began with a basket of tomatoes from my garden.
Read MoreI thought I would start this year's blogging off with a little angel to brighten your day. You can make one to frame, or make several to make into a quilt. You can personalize it with your choice of hair, skin, and dress colors. You can also stitch different words on the heart (e.g., hope, peace, faith). Be creative and Happy Stitching!
Read MoreThanksgiving just gets me all warm and tingly and all kinds of wonderful inside.
- Willard Scott
Read MoreThis is the first of six blog posts that will show you how to make a 14" x 20" wool appliqued pillow and table rug inspired by the designs of William Morris.
Read MoreSpring has sprung! Robins are few and far between this year in my yard, but I have seen them on my hikes in the hills nearby. They remind me so much of spring that I had to include one in my designs.
Read MoreI made this in honor of my friends back east who are getting more than their share of snow this winter. My old company carried several different designs of these easy-to-make 5" x 8" notepad covers.
Read MoreSaltbox houses and weeping willows are common images found in Early American art. This design combines a saltbox, willow tree, and a sunflower (pouch back). This is a variation of the flower pouch that I posted earlier.
Read MoreThis cute little wool appliqued pouch is a quick and easy project that you can make in an afternoon.
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