Quilting Twin

I tipped the contents of my scrap drawer onto the cutting table and sorted out a heap of shorter strips to cut up for Boxy Bow Ties. It'...

My sewing room was in a state when I left for Adelaide, and it was still in a state when I got home. One sewing table was filled with the re...

The Urban Abacus is in one piece, and I really like it. I enjoyed the curved seams, and I liked sewing slowly for a change. I made around 10...

2 nights at the sewing machine turned the set of ugly blocks into a top at last. I'm not sure exactly when I cut these out, but it was a...

 So much for kitting it and leaving it on the shelf.  It's a finished top, in a little over a month,and I spent two of those weeks in Ad...

My project boxes are full of blocks, there are 5 that just need me to arrange the blocks on the design wall so I can start sewing them toget...

I have a box of 8.5" squares cut from fabric that I'm not particularly attached to. Mereth and I call these Expendable fabrics; ni...

I have so many projects that need a lot of blocks, and I've been content to work on them over months and just amass them slowly.  There ...

 A couple weeks ago  Mereth and I were both admiring a quilt on Jo's Country Junction blog. It was made by her daughter Kelli, from a p...

The floor under my sewing desk was covered in bits of thread and clippings of fabric, so I took a moment to vacuum it all up.  There, lovely...

Life has been a jumble of incidents lately, lots of things to attend to and not much worthy of a blog post.  We've had a dreadful flu se...