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My best friend who is also named Mary loves Tree of Life art. She ordered a Tree of Life panel from the ModernQuilter Etsy shop that she wanted to use as the center for a quilt for her new bed. … Continue reading →

I’m happy to report that I am caught up with all three of my Block of the Month (BOM) projects, that is until Tuesday when April blocks are available 🙂 Below are the Frightful Fun blocks designed by Kristy Lea … Continue reading →

I am happy to share that I have finished my 2025 Stay at Home Round Robin (SAHRR) quilt and have gifted it to two friends, Sue and John, who have been going through a particularly difficult time. Cara with Sew … Continue reading →

I was in catch-up mode in February after being gone for 2.5 weeks in January to help out with a family emergency in California and then coming home with a nasty virus that kept me away from all things sewing … Continue reading →

Emily with The Darling Dogwood gave us our final border prompt assignment. She chose the Kite block. I drafted two different Kite blocks in EQ8 and then got to sewing! I made 8 larger 4″ fussy cut kite blocks using my … Continue reading →

This is the first Project Quilting challenge that I’ve been able to participate in this year. In January I had to be away for two and a half weeks in California due to a family emergency, and just this past … Continue reading →

Brenda with Songbird Designs gave us our assignment for the fifth round of this year’s Stay at Home Round Robin. She chose the quarter log cabin block. I thought a different kind of log cabin block would look better in my … Continue reading →

Wendy with Pieceful Thoughts gave us our fourth round assignment: Sliced Square with Insert. I chose not to slice a square but instead used 2.5″ x 4.5″ strips of a pretty Joel Dewberry floral print with 1.5″ x 2.5″ side strips … Continue reading →

Gail with Quilting Gail  gave us our third round prompt which is Stars. As a reminder, I am using Joel Dewberry fabrics that I’ve had in my stash for nine or ten years along with some coordinating solids. The background … Continue reading →

I was gone a good portion of January due to helping out in California with a family emergency, so I was unable to get the first border done in time to join Kathleen McMusing’s 1st border linky party. Kathleen gave … Continue reading →