This is a stitched and scrapped wall hanging made for a sample at the store last Christmas that I now am able to bring home and hang up.  (...

My very best friend, Ola, is a wonderful quilter and doll-maker.  With her permission, I just have to share some of her beautiful babies wit...

Well, Mr. BOP if off my dirty basement carpet and properly stitched onto a piece of background fabric.  He is block #9 from the Civil War Br...

While working on my peacock, I couldn't wait to pull fabrics and start on the tail feathers of the Bird of Paradise (BOP).  I am so lovi...

This is block #7 of the Civil War Bride Quilt, my 6th block finished.  I thought I would never get all of the 63 leaves done!  But I have no...

Hi!  I'm back!  I finally got to do a little sewing, for a change!  This is an original groom I drafted to go into my Civil War Bride Qu...

This is the fourth block I've finished for the Civil War Bride quilt.  I am eager to start working on a groom block that I have sort of ...

I got another binding U.F.O. completed...this pattern is called "BAKER'S SQUARE" and it is made with a Moda Christmas 2008 la...

I started talking about "going rogue" in my last post.  By that, I mean changing an idea, a pattern or going against the norm.  I...

I used to love the expressions "going rogue" and "getting all maverick-y"...at least until all the American Presidential...