Wahoo, the piecing of my Wonky Quilt Tree is done! I’m really happy with my cabin in the bottom corner! Although it looks like the quilt top is complete, that’s only because I’ve got the edges of three different sections overlapped: This quilt is around 60″ square, so each of these sections will be small… Continue Reading
This week was pretty busy with mid-terms before Spring Break, but I got a bit of piecing done over the week, and then lots of progress on Saturday! My plan is to have 3 large pieces, the rows across the top, and then two rectangles down below, that I’ll quilt using my Quilt as You… Continue Reading
When I last shared what I was doing with my wonky tree quilt, I had decided that it needed stars! So here are the blocks on my navy covered designed wall with a few more stars: I decided I need a couple more to mix the stars with the trees: Yes, that’s it! So now,… Continue Reading
My Wonky Tree Quilt is progressing quite nicely! I’ve been having fun sharing my progress in real time on Facebook and Instagram with quick cell phone shots. These are sometimes a bit blurry, and the color looks wonky as the lighting changes drastically throughout the day in there, but the pictures are still useful! After making… Continue Reading
I’m so excited that I’ve started working on my Wonky Tree Quilt! This quilt has been in my head for literally years! Although I should keep chipping away at working on my website, there’s only so much computer work I can do each week before I go insane! #truth February Goals Sample for March FMQ… Continue Reading
Waaaay back when we remodeled our kitchen/family room in the Summer of ’13, I planned to make a couple of quilts to go along with the pillows I made for the chairs and couch in the family room: I’ve finally found a pocket of time to get started on the first quilt I’ve been seeing in… Continue Reading
We’ve had some good things happening with the boys lately, and I love to share things like this occasionally! First off, Logan won second place at a speech and debate tournament a couple of weeks ago for his Expository Speech on Thomas Edison. He prefers the photo on the right, I the one on the… Continue Reading
I love teaching – students come up with the best ideas! In my last Free Motion Quilting class, a couple of my students commented that they needed more time between lessons to absorb what they had learned and put the skills into practice. They both had had a really busy week and not been able… Continue Reading