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Week of January 27, 2019 – Red Hat Club If you are in your 60s or older, I am sure you remember turning 50 and the Red Hat Clubs were very popular.  There were even fabrics made to celebrate in

Week of January 13, 2019 – Quilt Seasons Do you change out the quilts on display in your home with the Seasons?  I do.  I like to look at my quilts whenever possible and not just keep them stored away

Week of December 30, 2018 – Four Patch Quilts We are about to welcome in a New year and I have a New challenge for you.  Make 2019 the year to finish UFOs.  If you are like me you have

Week of December 16, 2018 – Quilted Ornaments This past week I was at my friend Jean Ruger’s house for our Doll Quilt Divas group Christmas luncheon.  I just loved looking at her Christmas tree because almost all the ornaments

Week of December 2, 2018 – 2019 Follow Along Quilt I am so excited to announce the 2019 Follow Along with Phyllis – new quilt!  This year it is called “My Little Forest” (47” x 53”).  We will start on the

Week of November 18, 2018 – Christmas Patterns I just can’t help myself.  I know it is not Thanksgiving until Thursday, but I have already started thinking about Christmas.  Of course, when I think about Christmas, I think about quilts,

Week of November 4, 2018 – Linda’s Quilts This morning I stopped by my dear friend Linda Rhodes’ house for a cup of tea.  While I was there she let me photograph some of her doll quilts and I wanted

Week of October 21, 2018 – Terry’s Quilts At AQSG (American Quilt Study Group) Seminar last year I met and became acquainted with a lovely woman named Terry Pryke from South Africa.  This year at seminar (two weeks ago) we

Week of October 7, 2018 – 9-patch Pattern I have a new doll quilt (10” x 12.5”) pattern for you that is super simple.  I’m pretty sure you all know how to make a 9-patch block but if you would

Week of September 23, 2018 – Art Quilts One of the best things about moving to a new home is that you touch absolutely everything you own.  It also allows you an opportunity to decide if it is important enough