This will be brief, as you can see my finger isn't up to typing so well. This may be the first on record curved piecing related injury. I actually got my finger under the needle trying to manuever the fabric. Don't ask. They told me at Urgent Care that I won the prize for weirdest […]
Hey there, I wanted to give an update on my progress with my Quick Curve Ruler project. First of all, I have changed my mind on fabric three times and on the pattern once. I had originally planned to do the project in the fabric you see above, Oh My! by Sanae. I changed my […]
I knew this red and white quilt block reminded me of something. A couple of years ago I made a blue and white quilt called Winding Ways that called for using a template and doing curved piecing. I really enjoyed making the quilt, and found the curved piecing not difficult at all. This red […]
The new red and white project I started last weekend has a very interesting tool that makes constructing the blocks quite easy. The toosl I am using are called the Tri Recs rulers, designed by Darlene Zimmerman and Joy Hoffman for EZ Tools. They are sold together as a set, and both shapes are required […]
My sewing room is beginning to look like a Fig Tree workshop. The design walls are full of Figgy goodness at the moment. I have been plodding along with my Dresden Plate project, which at this point is all handwork. I pick up the blocks and hand applique the plates in place when I get […]
Oh my goodness, do I love my latest finished project. Whit, a Little Bites pattern, by Miss Rosie's Quilt Company. You can click on the link and order this as a pdf pattern and have it instantly! This is what I have needed all those flying geese units for. I made the pattern larger, […]
So, now that Trace is all quilted and on my kitchen counter, what could I do, but start another Little Bites. The one I selected to make is Whit (by Miss Rosie's Quilt Co.), and I chose the design that features the Dutchman's Puzzle blocks. I happened to have on hand (due to my recent […]
I've been working this week and don't have a current sewing related project to share, so I thought I would go back in time to May 2010 and share what was going on then. Above, you see one of my all time favorite photos of Ozzie. I can say that he is slightly less pesky […]
Champagne and a dancing child. It doesn't get much better than this! My weekend was lovely, and I sure hope yours was as well. We had such a nice celebration on Saturday. Several readers have inquired as to the nature of the happy occasion. Irish wedding bells? No, not that. My sister had been laid […]
Isn't that pretty? The best $9 I ever spent. I get these gorgeous orchids at my local Savemart, and for $9 they give me six weeks of pretty indoor blooms. Sometimes more. Living plants are such a treat to have inside, and anything with a spot of color is a bonus. I haven't been doing […]
Hello, I’m Nicole, an enthusiastic quilter and fabric lover. This blog is mainly about my quilting journey, but I share some of my other interests as well, which include reading, cooking, decorating, lifestyle, and my family. When I am not quilting, I am reading, and will share monthly book reviews in this space. I love to hear back from my followers and enjoy getting to know you.