20 Weeks
20 weeks means that this baby is halfway done baking! I can’t believe it’s gone by so fast, and yet
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Family & Home
Sewing is a Victory
Thank you all so much for the kind words and congratulations about our baby boy. Each and every comment and
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Since today is Valentine’s day, I’d like to tell you about the two Valentines in that picture. They are my
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a Christmas suprise
This quilt is going to be a gift. A Christmas gift. I’m running a bit behind. Very behind. Hopefully I
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giving thanks
[fall table runner] There are so many things to be thankful for, particularly my family and friends. 2010 has been
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Home Again
My husband and I have just returned home after a glorious two-week vacation. We went to Italy and Ireland and
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working for the weekend
It’s only Tuesday and I’m already feeling a lot like this: [Will in mid yawn on our bed, the cheeky
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my first quilt.
This is the first quilt I ever made…back in May 2009. I blogged about it ages ago, before my blog
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Book Lover’s Day
Today Moda Fabrics/United Notions is hosting a fun blog hop over on The Cutting Table to celebrate National Book Lover’s
it’s a hoot + ringo pie
It’s a Hoot by Momo is all over the quilty blog world at the moment. Her Wonderland collection is one
Complete Guide to Finishing Center Panel of Charlie Caftan
Embarking on a sewing project can be both an exhilarating and daunting experience. Mastering the art of garment creation involves
Popsicle Posies
I made this quilt using a pattern called Popsicle Posies by Sandy Klop (of American Jane). It’s a pretty easy