I decided to send this little piece to the Quilt University on-line show. I made it very quickly and didn't really think too much of it...

It's truly spring today, the first day! Sixty five and sunny! I survived my French class with no real problems, finished the bobbin wo...

I have been studying French today. (Some quilting too.) We're spending a month in Paris in May and part of June and hoping to be a bit ...

It was just a year ago that we left for our trip to South Africa, and I have been looking through my pictures, and decided to post a few. F...

I have been tearing my hair about the binding of the wall hanging I' m making, so I stopped and did the quilting on this charity quilt. ...

The other day I discovered the color spectrum project. This project is mostly for knitters, but there are quilters trying it too. The col...

You Passed 8th Grade Math Congratulations, you got 8/10 correct! Could You Pass 8th Grade Math?

Started quilting the parrot wall hanging I made a few weeks ago. I did a pattern of concentric circles with a walking foot, and although I ...

Here's the Chicago River dyed green for Saint Patrick's Day. I took these pictures from the Michigan Avenue bridge last year actual...

These are two postcards I made as work in my Quilt University class. Not bad, not great. I made the one on right first, decided the tree...

The rows are finished, and this can go to be quilted. I like it--it's a very traditional looking kind of quilt, although the pattern is...

Nothing interesting to post today. I am sewing rows together in the scrap quilt I have been working on for two years. It is supposed to go...

Here are three traditional quilts that I loved. The first one was made by Marie Karickhoff--I always like Storm at Sea, and to see it in re...

The woman in red was made by Jane Kennedy. I was interested in this because of the Erte fabric she used--I had seen that and loved it but d...

I don't understand how to make Blogger put photos where I want them, so I have given up and am doing a new post! From the sublime to th...

I came back from Bloomington last night after a very enjoyable time with my sister and brother-in-law and a day and a half at the show, one ...

I just wanted to make a quick plug for the Indiana Heritage Quilt Show that I'm attending this week. It's a relatively small show,...

Thanks for the welcome and encouraging words from other Quilters' Lounge members. I'm delighted to be one of this group. I did the ...

I've done the frame for the Japanese puzzle quilt. I stabilized the thing by ironing it to freezer paper, and turning under the edges ...

I think I like this--now to figure out how to actually draft and sew that border! Yowee. I guess a paper pattern is the way to go, but mea...