2017 for my quilting was about process. It was about process in the literal context of making from start to finish, as in in steps and patterns and lessons. But it was also… Continue reading →

I was doodling and designing earlier in the year when I stumbled upon the idea of a fang. It was a great shape, an unpredictable improv curve, an excellent contender for a block… Continue reading →

Women’s Work is currently hanging at International Quilt Festival in Houston as part of the MQG’s modern showcase. I am very proud that so many people will see the quilt and hopefully have… Continue reading →

This fall, two of my quilts can be seen in truly beautiful magazines. Mend is featured in the very first issue of Curated Quilts, which is a huge honor and thrill. Dap is… Continue reading →

It’s time for a quick catch-up. To say that this summer was an eclectic one would be a complete understatement. There was lots of sewing, lots of kid time, some teaching, and lots… Continue reading →

This is a sweet and quick finish that I made for a christening in our extended family. I saw some scraps on my table from previous projects that looked comfy and fresh, and… Continue reading →

This quilt has been in the works for awhile, and I’ve documented its progress in many different places (Instagram, where I’m @melintheattic, in my MQG webinar, Planned and Unplanned, in my recap of… Continue reading →

I’ve been very interested in depicting windows in my quilts lately, but after the presidential election in November, all I could think about was a ceiling. This window is a glass ceiling. The… Continue reading →

Today I bring you to my page to send you elsewhere! I have all kinds of awesome quilty activity happening in various channels both virtual and real. I did a webinar for the… Continue reading →