I salute the sacrifice each and every one of our veterans has made. Thank you for your service. To help quilters throughout the country honor our United States Veterans, I am offering two of my patriotic patterns at less than half price. Just $1.99!
Bonnie Hunter popularized these lozenges last year when she suggested making some of these simple snowballed blocks each month through the year as leaders and enders for your other sewing projects. I’m still working on that quilt (I have about 100 lozenges in a larger size).
The name “Utah” is derived from the name of the Ute tribe. It means “people of the mountains” in the Ute language. In 1847 Brigham Young led a group of people to the Salt Lake Valley to reestablish in Utah the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints, also know as The Mormons.
I had a fabulous time out in Yucca Valley this week at the Cactus Sewables Quilt Guild. Such a friendly and enthusiastic group!
Make Jack’s Lantern today! So Cute and Just In Time For Halloween! Jack’s Lantern on sale for 48 hours only to celebrate Halloween! Just 99 cents for this adorable Wallhanging pattern you can complete and have hanging in your home when the Trick Or Treaters come knocking! Buy it today! Make it today! More From Craftsy…. […]
How appropriate that Texas is our state this week! The International Quilt Festival is going on now (Oct 29-Nov 1, 2015). It is the largest annual quilt show, sale and quiltmaking academy in the world. If you’ve never been, make plans to go!
Life moves along pretty fast at times. I realized recently that I haven’t posted a pillow in a while… A long while! So here is our August Sailboat Pillow… Even though it’s now October!
Tennessee is known as the “Volunteer State,” a nickname earned during the War of 1812 because of the important role played by the many volunteer soldiers from Tennessee, especially during the Battle of New Orleans.
Just 99 Cents For A Very Limited Time! Here’s a sampler of 9-patch blocks, all set in spools… A real quilter’s dream! You can increase your skills and have a stitch in’ good time while making this beautiful, traditional quilt.
I told you North Dakota was coming! My thought pattern is this… 50 States, 50 Blocks… But a quilt that is set 5 blocks by 10 blocks would be an odd shape so I thought… combine some states! And North and South Dakota, though they have rich, varied and different histories, were an obvious choice […]
