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Perfectly Paired Indeed!
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Intrigued by the title? Perfectly Paired means so many things to me . . . .
Perfectly Paired to have one of my quilts featured in the December 2020 issue of American Patchwork and Quilting?
YES!!! Its always an honor to be featured in a magazine; especially APQ!!
Thank you Jody for saying yes to my submission!
Blue and yellow / navy and gold (tomato / tomato) - there's no two colors Perfectly Paired than blue and yellow, wouldn't you agree!?
Well, Hello Fall . . . .
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Fall is by far my favorite season! I love the colors, the smells, the Fall activities, the food; you get the idea. I'm sure I'm not alone, right?
AND all the GORGEOUS Fall inspired quilts that are starting to show up on Instagram and Pinterest or from a childhood classmate, Janet Klamt @drjquilts.
Janet partnered Gem Stones with V and Co's pattern, Fall Breeze, for this stunner!
I love that Janet...
Garden of Quilts and Flutter
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Today, I would have been greeting Laura and Charlotte, just a couple of my students, to my Flutter class at the Garden of Quilts event but as you are aware, there are no classes, lectures, demos or trunk shows this year (above picture taken at LAST year's Garden of Quilts event).
Flutter is such a fun, happy and lively design
that we patterned with Hidden Shoofly
as part of our TWO...
Tranquility Basket Panel Project Bags!
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Well I'm back with yet another way to use the Tranquility Baskets Panels! How about Clear View Project Bags!
After I had shared what my sister Theresa had created with the Tranquility Basket Panels (here), I was thinking about other ways to use the panels.
My mind went quickly to project bags and I began to search the web for a quick, and easy bag that even "I" could make when my oldest sister,...
From Quilts to Table Runners!
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Remember the (4) quilts from my Rustic Romance Book?
I've received many emails from fellow quilters who absolutely LOVE the designs but have been hesitant to make any of them because of their "perceived" perception of difficulty.
I listened and thought a simple way to approach any one of these designs is in a singular row (since 3 of the 4 designs are sewn in rows vs blocks) and make them into TABLE RUNNERS!!
The first design...