Monthly Archives: June 2012

I’m a bit embarrassed to admit I screwed up! For a number of years I was the registrar for a local non-profit quilt show, so I know the importance of carefully following entry instructions so as not to make more … Continue reading →

I’m happy to say that my Mini Flower Art Quilt tutorial, which I made to encourage quilters to make little quilts for Alzheimer’s Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI), has done just that! Judy Baumann of Austin, TX was inspired by my … Continue reading →

I was readying this piece (blocking it again) for donation, and after putting it up on the board for display noticed the light hit it from the side and showed a different view – the quilting popped! I’m not so … Continue reading →

I took a few minutes to mess around with my the Gelli Arts gel printing plate and here are some of the results. I think it will be fun to use them in some small fiber collage pieces, I’ll post … Continue reading →

I haven’t added this art quilt to my website quilt gallery yet. It has the most machine quilting I have ever done on one piece and it was quilted on my home machine before I bought my HQ Sweet Sixteen! … Continue reading →

So I’m trying to focus on the yard work when I see these rusty old axe heads and now I just want to toss some fabric on them and rust dye…maybe another day. TweetShare

Check out this inspiring and heartwarming (and educational!) video. TweetShare

Next step is to register it with the Alzheimer’s Art Quilt Initiative and trust that as a Priority: Alzheimer’s Quilt it will earns $$$ while making the new owner very happy. AAQI – Everybody wins! TweetShare