Commentary about works in progress, design & creativity
While buying the Pokemon Diamond game guide for the child, I couldn’t help tossing a quilt book for myself into the virtual cart. Both books arrived earlier this week. In a lame attempt to avoid work, I started reading Kaffe Fassett’s Quilt Road. The Good: gorgeous fabrics, wonderful designsThe Bad: The fabrics are only shown … Continue reading “Kaffe Fassett Confusion”
I have been feeling sort of at loose ends since I finished my various projects and took them to the quilter. I can’t decide if I should start the Chocolate Box quilt or just putter around. It finally dawned on me that I do have a project: the Teacher Pillows! I don’t know what I … Continue reading “I Guess I Do Have a Project”
For once, the stars were in alignment which made my technology work and me able to solve my template problem. As I mentioned, I was unable to locate my original EQ file. It has disappeared from my computer or was saved to such a weird location that I will only be able to find it … Continue reading “Stars in Alignment”
Here are some Flowering Snowball blocks (Cross Block) in progress. Some of them you have seen before (many times?), but I put the new fragments with them to see how the piece can get away from the murky look. I felt it was a bit murky with the chocolate in the striped fabric and that … Continue reading “A Variety of Quiltmaking”
I am still having an inordinate amount of fun making these simple blocks. What is it about them? I brought out the Accuquilt Go! cutter over the long weekend and cut a bunch of larger squares I had been saving into 2.5″ squares. All pink all the time. Yes, I am going to make a … Continue reading “Donation Blocks Galore”
How lucky am I ? I got a blog post all about me, except for the little bit about Jake. Kristen is the best. Thanks, dear! clipped from ardentpeace.blogspot.com Happy Birthday, Jake and Jaye Today is also Jaye’s birthday! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, JAYE!!!! i met jaye on a fabulous quilting yahoogroup about 7 years ago … Continue reading “Birthday Wishes!”
In a effort to update the Catholic Church and make it more appealing to a younger audience, I think that requirements for sainthood should be eased. Sending virtually unsolicited fabric to people really should count towards the sainthood list of requirements. A nice box arrived on my doorstep on Thursday (accompanied by my taxes, which … Continue reading “Dots and Denyse Schmidt Join the Party. Fabric Leads to Sainthood”