Peek classes are here!
Just a quick update this week, about some upcoming classes (class updates, including schedule changes, are available on Facebook and the Class page above). I’m so excited that I’ll be teaching the Peek… Continue reading
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Quiltcon resolutions and a Peek of green
It’s been three short, full weeks since I went to Quiltcon. Though I will continually process the experience and everything I learned in Austin, I feel like I have reached a place where… Continue reading
The week in quilting
I’ve really come to enjoy my weekly ritual of sitting down on Friday afternoon to reflect on my week for this blog. This week was particularly quilting focused, but not in a project-heavy way.… Continue reading
My Quiltcon Experience: An Overview
I don’t think I’ll accurately be able to capture my Quiltcon experience in writing that doesn’t ramble on for pages and pages, but I’ll do my best to give a broad overview. My… Continue reading
The quilts of 2014
2014 was a big year of growth in my quilting life. I started to define my quilting style more, trying to stick with the principles of “simple and stunning.” But I also tried to learn… Continue reading
Happy Holidays
I did finish the Christmas quilt in time for Christmas, and the boys did their quilt-christening dance on it by the tree. I hope you’re enjoying a wonderful holiday with your family. I’ll… Continue reading
Adventures in Teaching, in three parts
On Monday we had a great Quarter Circle class. We had a full group, but I only managed to get pictures of three of the beautiful blocks: ———— With a little inspiration and… Continue reading
Improv medallion borders
Hi! Remember my Quilt Camp sample? It’s growing… It got this thin scrappy border early in the week. It’s just 1/2″ finished, and I decided to make each scrap about 3″ long. I wanted… Continue reading
On to the next
After a finish, I’m always more open to inspiration and color. Sometimes inspiration comes from new fabric, like these new prints from Petite Fleur, Rustique and Arizona: I’m always drawn to navy and… Continue reading