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Tag Archives: Textile
Bo-Nash rocks my world
I bought a new ironing board cover and iron shoe from Bo-Nash at the Wisconsin Quilt Festival. Just so you know, this is not a paid advertisement. I am in no way affiliated with the company. I just want to … Continue reading
Posted in studio
Tagged bo-nash, Clothing, Crafts, Home and Garden, Iron, ironing board cover, Laundry, review, Shopping, studio, Textile, tools
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If you have an idea in the forest…
There is a clever little quilt technique and pattern that I’m seeing everywhere right now. It’s becoming a little bit of a fad, and it may actually be something new. And you know what? Every time I see it, it … Continue reading
Opposites Attract
I finished the rest of the blocks for my bed runner last night. There are 56 eight-inch blocks total, using fourteen different prints, plus the solid, which JoAnn sells as a “tea dyed muslin”. I’m interested to see how the … Continue reading
Blocks!
I finished sewing half the blocks for my new project, and I hope to finish the other half tonight. I’ve been collecting and scheming with this fabric for a while. It’s so exciting!
PITA
I am so glad I was able to finish this block today. My head must have been in the wrong place for working on it, because I ended up doing a fair amount of “un-sewing” while completing it. I think … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, sewing
Tagged Craft, Crafts, fabric, Farmers wife, Fiber Arts, paper, Paper piecing, quilt, Quilting, Sew, sewing, Textile
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Farmer’s Wife Quilt
Above is a block from “The Farmer’s Wife” quilt, from the book of the same name. The book contains designs for 111 six-inch blocks, which finish off into a full/queen-size quilt. This definitely falls into the “millions of tiny pieces” … Continue reading
Crazy 4 U
Yes, the date is accurate, from what I can tell. You are looking at one of the thirty-six 12×12″ squares that make up the crazy quilt that I just bought today. It isn’t even the best square. It’s made mostly … Continue reading
Blue Convertible Dress Converted to Green
Let’s begin the post with a little disclaimer. The dress looks great on the dress form, but I think it’s important to see clothing on a real, live, squishy, active human. I’m not the most photogenic person, especially when I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Clothing, creativity, sewing
Tagged Age, art, Arts, Beauty @ Any Age, Beauty at Any Age, creativity, Dress, dressmaking, Dye, fabric, Middle Age, Ombre, photo, Sew, sewing, Silk, Textile, Visual Arts, woman, Work in Progress
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Wadder!!
The fabric I bought along with the new pattern yesterday had stretch, and it turns out the pattern called for no stretch. As a result, I took some fabric from my stash to make up the pattern today. Even after … Continue reading
The last Little Birdie
Well, here it is, the last little birdie. Time to move on to a new series.
Posted in painting
Tagged art, collage, Drawing, drawing, postaday2011, quilt, Quilting, sewing, Studio droppings, Textile, Visual Arts
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