Love Letters
My husband is the best when it comes to my quilting addiction. He is supportive and interested, he surprises me with fabric when he travels for work and gets me gifts that would… Continue reading
Category Archive: quilting process
Every little thing
I’ve been working on a few projects that I can’t share with you yet, but I did a few things that I can. I free motion quilted the original hexacabin top (which can… Continue reading
The Hexacabin tutorial
I’ve been wanting to make a hexagon quilt for a long, long time, but I’m not a huge fan of repetitive piecing or hand-stitching. I wracked my brain for a long time about… Continue reading
A quilt top in pictures
I wanted to see how it would work to make a log cabin block starting with a hexagon instead of a rectangle. Then I got a little obsessed and spent the whole day… Continue reading
Proving my own point
Right after posting the previous entry, my critical brain kicked in. Ugh, what kind of stupid thing is that to say? Make stuff. It’s such a cop-out resolution to make. But it really… Continue reading
Hello 2014!
Nice to meet you. We’re going to do great things together, friend. Here’s the plan. I’m going to make stuff. Duh, says 2014. This is a quilting blog. You make quilts. How about… Continue reading
Quilting away
Whew. I did it. Thanks to my lovely online cheerleaders, I have finished quilting the brick quilt. I will take better pictures when it’s officially done later this week (thanks to some amazing… Continue reading
FMQ Friday
I had one quilting goal this week– get to work on the brick quilt. Here’s the top: It’s supposed to be a Christmas gift, and I knew that I wanted to do a… Continue reading
The Positivity Quilt
I can think of no better way to ease back into reality from a long holiday weekend than with a finished quilt post. Here is the Positivity quilt, which you may have seen… Continue reading