Monthly Archives: June 2010

Food Fabrics

The food fabrics above are for the quilt my mom is making for her step grandson. I talked about it last week. Maureen saw my post and offered me some squares of food fabric. She even cut them. The first … Continue reading

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Late June Diamonds

I have been cutting and pressing fabrics like a demon lately and here is another group. I have found that this number of diamonds is the right number to photograph, so I have a few more on the wall that … Continue reading

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Sketching #66: Home

Mary Engelbreit was the inspiration for this drawing, as well as other drawings in my series of responses. Check out the original prompt.

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The A List Blog

Blogger’s Concierge is looking for A List blogs. Who knows if this is a real thing to get real attention or not, but it is worth a quick post to try. ArtQuiltmaker Blog IS an A List blog. It is … Continue reading

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Rainbow Blocks

You might remember that there was some devastating flooding in Central Tennessee earlier this year. This is Anna Maria Horner’s neighborhood. She created a project, which I talked about on Thursday, called Rainbow Around the Block. Simply, she is collecting … Continue reading

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Basting & Quilting

I am trying to force myself to sew, so last Friday, I planned a day to baste the Tarts Come to Tea. I am not in the groove since I was sick and that is a weird thing. It has … Continue reading

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Creative Prompt #73: Glyph

A glyph (pronounced /??l?f/) is an element of writing. It is a slightly vague term, but a more precise definition might be an individual mark on paper or another written medium that contributes to the meaning of what is written … Continue reading

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Odds and Ends Thursday

Tips and Tricks One of the email newsletters I read for my job is called ResearchBuzz. I know I have mentioned this site before. One day, I was pleased to find an article that would allow me to keep a … Continue reading

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Inspiration Wednesday

PICT3214 Originally uploaded by jlapac Fabulous swirls would be great quilting designs.

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New Fabric

I have been stockpiling new fabric lately for various projects. The Child and I are going to make pillowcases for the Million Pillow Case challenge that AllPeopleQuilt.com is putting on. I wanted him to do a non-screen related project this … Continue reading

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Magazine Report

I am pretty happy with the recent magazines and books that have magically appeared in my life recently. I brought several magazines with me to Monterey and read them while I laid in bed. I recently really and truly gave … Continue reading

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Jane Sassaman Lecture

I signed up for the SFQG emails. These emails notify me of upcoming speakers to the local guild. My mom and I went to one towards the end of the year last year to see Mike McNamara. For $5, I … Continue reading

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Sketching #71: Eye

The middle coffee poster is taken from a coffee poster that is hanging in a Starbuck’s near my office. Yergacheffe or Yirgacheffe is a kind of Ethiopian coffee. I saw this poster when I first met Pamela Allen. She makes … Continue reading

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Sketching #69: Quirky

I had this in my mind for awhile and started it once then threw that one out, because I had to go and look at feathers. I was reminded to get back to sketching before I do the final. I … Continue reading

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Creative Prompt #72: Ice

One of the 15 known crystalline phases of water (Wikipedia) cool cold US Immigration and Customs Enforcement clinking In Case of Emergency a drug polar cap Iced Tea Ice Age ice cubes ice try ice sculpture Arctic ice ice cap … Continue reading

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