getting organized.
As part of my ongoing saga of studio redesign, I’m reorganizing my fabric stash. It’s outgrown my shelves, and the
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
As part of my ongoing saga of studio redesign, I’m reorganizing my fabric stash. It’s outgrown my shelves, and the
UDPATE: The giveaway is now closed. Winner announced here. About a week ago, my blog was hacked. I was really,
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I made this quilt using a pattern called Popsicle Posies by Sandy Klop (of American Jane). It’s a pretty easy
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