I haven't quilted in weeks. Packing and organizing have consumed me (well, a couple of other issues, too, but I digress). I have packed ...

Last week my wonderful sister, Suzanne, flew up and we spent 3 1/2 days packing and organizing my basement as well as other areas in prepar...

Cut the Corners on the left & Robbing Peter to Pay Paul on the right. Here's January's installment of the Block of the Month we...

I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this fabric. Aviary by Three Sisters for Moda. Love it. So I made this pinwheel 4-patch quilt. Oh, it is soft and girly. ...

Last Sunday little Shannon came over and we made a doll quilt out of the 1930 reproduction fabric she picked out. I had the squares pre-cut ...

Ruins of Jerico on left, Stockyard's Star for Nebraska on right. Feature fabric for both is easist to see on outer edges of the Star for...

My wonderful brother-in-law, Marlon, all tuckered out after playing Santa Another holiday season comes to a close. If you are like me this ...

My church lady friend, Cheryl, told me recently that she had done some quilting and had a lot of quilting books she was getting rid of. Know...

Every year the Wisconsin Association of Fire Chief's has a conference in June. For several years a quilt is raffled off and the proceeds...

I first met Lori in the early 1990s while we were both attending Unitarian Universalist Church-West in Brookfield, WI. I started a Women...

Maple Star block on the right Federal Square block on the top This month's feature fabric is the red, best seen in the Maple Star block...

Look at little Gracie peeking out from beneath the quilt. Lucy was behind it with me! Wait! on closer inspection (double click on picture) i...

For many months now I have started to feel a shift coming in my life. I've basically been hibernating for well over a year. I realized...

Blue Danube plate with Broken Dishes fabrics. Yum! I have always loved the mixture of blue and white, especially on fabric and dishes. My e...

Last fall, when I was taking my very first quilting class, I saw this 1840s reproduction fabric at Ye Olde Schoolhouse . After looking at it...

Last night I took a class on color at The Patched Works . Color 101. It was presented by Amy of Blue Underground . She and her partners desi...

Blocks 1 and 2 - Homespun Block (top) and Georgetown Circle (the easy one bottom). Fat quarter was the brown fabric. Jeannie, of Ye Olde Sc...

I love books. One of my very first memories is being read to. I think it was my father reading to me, I really don't remember. But I ...

I bought this great dragonfly material at a quilt store in Dahlonega, GA last Christmas. (I believe the store is Magical Threads - an old h...