spring sewing
A few weeks ago my friend Jamie lent me her copy of Amy Butler’s new book, Style Stitches. This book
Shrimp and grits is one of my favorite things to eat and to cook. It’s cheesy, salty, spicy, seafood-y goodness.
The process of making these fiddly little Farmer’s Wife blocks is so much fun. I spent a couple of hours
Writing this post has brought me some clarity on how I became a non-blogger (someone who has a blog but
07 Feb It feels like I never get to sew these days but when I look back at my Instagram
A few weeks ago my friend Jamie lent me her copy of Amy Butler’s new book, Style Stitches. This book
I have a big stack of half square triangles (HSTs) to sew today, and I remembered a trick I saw
My bobbin was literally hot last night after a marathon of quilting. Good thing Berninas use metal and not plastic.
I’ve been on a bit of a technology break lately – very little blogging, no Twitter, no Flickr, no Facebook,
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