Monthly Archives: January 2010

I watch a lot of tv while I sew. I really love to watch an entire series because then I don’t have to figure out what to watch next.  For graduation, my aunt gave me a one-season (4 dvd) series called … Continue reading →

Because my blue stash is out of control, I decided to make a scrappy blue quilt.  After finding the pattern that was just perfect for a quick little quilt, I ran to the fabric store to buy four yards of … Continue reading →

My mom is headed to her retreat in Kansas this weekend.  Her bee meets monthly to sew, and I finally was able to join her group a couple times last summer since they coordinated with a couple trips to see … Continue reading →

I have all this extra time on my hands, and I am loving it.  I have the machine figured out, and I feel like I needed a little something to help get me pointed in the right direction to grow … Continue reading →

My first customer’s quilt.  Okay, well, she’s hardly a customer.  Instead, she’s my best Friendswood friend, my son’s godmother, my former partner in soup-making, my bunko buddy, DeDe.  But that is hardly enough to describe DeDe.  She’s my friend that … Continue reading →

Finally, I have done some quilting that I really like.  My son said it looks like scribble scrabble (translation: it looks like someone scribbled all over it).  He might be right, but I love it anyway.  I tried a variety of … Continue reading →

To get some basic quilts ready for the long arm, I threw this quilt together with fabric in my stash, mostly left over from other projects.  The light fabrics came from Quilt Market in Houston, several years ago.  P&B had … Continue reading →