Monthly Archives: December 2017

When you know about something great the best thing to do is pass it on! Well I’m here to tell you about some fantastic fabrics I discovered at the Saskatoon quilt show vendors market. It is Shweshwe fabric from South … Continue reading →

I just finished putting this piece together yesterday, in preparation for the arts/crafts sale on the weekend. I’m hoping to get the quilting done on it this week and still have enough time for the hand binding process. It is … Continue reading →

until tomorrow, carol

I am in LOVE with these blocks! And I’m in love with the process of making them, too. I think it’s the fabric selection part of the process that is my most favourite part, but oh! boy, do I love … Continue reading →

I’ve been swamped this week, trying to make some last minute gift ideas for the mini arts and crafts fair next weekend. It will be a great opportunity for people to do their last minute shopping for all sorts of … Continue reading →

To continue along with the conversation I’ve been having with Tammy about quilts I’ve made with flying geese sashings, I thought I’d show a photo of this ‘blast from the past’ quilt. This was a piece that I taught a … Continue reading →

In order to continue the conversation I was having with Tammy yesterday, I looked up an old photo of my Dixie Diary quilt. I couldn’t find the one I took of the finished piece but this will do for now. … Continue reading →

Each week, as I create a new Blindman’s Fancy block, I am forcing myself to make at least nine segments of flying geese blocks. The entire quilt will be sashed with flying geese and there are hundreds, if not thousands, … Continue reading →

Well, I’m really pushing it to write a blog post today. Sundays tend to be a busier day of the week for me, designated as a catch up day. I had my fourth Blindman’s Fancy block finished yesterday and snapped … Continue reading →

This year I tried to put more time and effort into my blogging and attempted to write a posting every week. Some months were full of posts and some fell by the wayside, but I found that by making a … Continue reading →