I am SOOOOO happy to finally be able to share my unbloggable secret! TaDAH! Yup, that is an entire DVD, 70 quick minutes of me! Just me! Last month when I filmed 2 episodes of Quilting Arts TV I also filmed a workshop DVD. Entitled “Dyeing to Stitch”, I take people through my process.… Continue Reading
We’ve been working hard in the kitchen: Anyone want to take a guess at what that is? I’ll give you a hint – Liam’s taking Biology! Note the green cake around the edge, and the little green candies, and the big mis-shapen blob that takes up half the space, and the large red circle with… Continue Reading
While getting ready for our trip last week, I quickly made a cover for my son’s Nook color and hubby’s Nook (our family’s luck continues – hubby was buying pool supplies and entered a contest for buying 3 types of pool chemicals of the same brand, and he won the Nook. Long time readers know I… Continue Reading
This went out to everyone subscribed to my newsletter last week. It was a list I’ve been working on for awhile, and it kept getting sidetracked. I thought it would be fun to share here if you aren’t subscribed to my newsletter! (If you are, well, move along, nothing new to see hear! 😉 )… Continue Reading
I’m back! We woke up Sunday morning at 4 AM Eastern so we could hop on a plane and get back home in time for Liam to go to orchestra rehearsal Sunday evening. It seems like it’s been a week since we left for Dick’s funeral last Thursday, and in a sense it has. We… Continue Reading
Well, my goodness, it’s been awhile since I returned from taping 2 more episodes of Quilting Arts TV, and I haven’t yet told about the LOOT! Yes, this year, some fantastic people, representing some fantastic companies, gave me some awesome samples of quilting related products to try out! Of course, I had to take some… Continue Reading
Cyn of Riverdog Prints has a meetup called “Collecting Color” that’s all about…you guessed it, color! Last week, I made a set of nesting baskets in some custom colors my client had selected earlier in the summer. When I was working on the pieced strip for the basket, I was worried about the colors. The… Continue Reading
Andrew’s dad slipped away from life early yesterday morning. A peaceful, pain free transition after 87 full years. Dick was drafted during WWII and testing placed him in a fast track to becoming a doctor. He spent the war years doing pre-med studies at Johns Hopkins and then getting his M.D. at Georgetown. By that… Continue Reading