Tips and Tricks for Efficient Fabric Cutting
Last week I was discussing ruler slippage and rotary cutting difficulties with a fellow quilter. While using various adhesive, non-slip grips on the back of our rulers helps (or buying […]
Tag Archives: longarm quilting
Finally a Whole Cloth Quilt
I am once again behind on my monthly small whole cloth quilts. Busy with “other peoples quilts” and they are also important but, I need to focus. Sound familiar? Our […]
Pursuit of Excellence Number 4
I am a month late but I have a very good excuse. The week I schedule for my personal quilting was spend fishing 🙂 For the record I caught two […]
In Pursuit of Excellence #3
Month 3. WOW! I am actually keeping up. Three months of creating a new whole cloth quilt from scratch. One blank piece of paper (I do have grid lines on […]
Fabric painting with my fellow guild members
I love to paint whole cloth quilts. I’ve posted about it before and you will probably see it again in the future. In fact, I’m am actually trying to spend […]
Eye Candy for Quilters
Here is a Grandmothers Flower garden quilt made in the 60’s or 70’s. Lovely scrappy hexagons in no particular order. The black solid adds a great touch. A very large […]
Yes, I have been quilting
I know, I know, haven’t updated the blog since forever. I have many pictures to post for all you quilters to enjoy but for today a few Judy Neimeyer designs […]
Mariners Compass 2 and more
Here is Lisa’s version of the Mariners Compass design. Love those vibrant reds A detail shot of the quilting. The red and white quilt was very large with this red […]
For the Love of Quilting
I am not a big “heart” person, not something I typically put on my quilts. Obviously I have made exceptions…. I purchased a Moneca Calvert pattern in 1991 called Hearts […]
Beautiful Quilts
All the quilts that come my way are beautiful but sometimes something very unique walks in the door. This one is a Java Batik, one piece of fabric, about 42″ […]
