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Those of you who read my blog know that this summer before I Became Gainfully Employed, I had a goal of finishing a quilt top each Friday.  I have a lot of quilt tops to show for my summer, and you see in the photo above how I store my yet-to-be-quilted finished tops.  The only […]

  My husband and I had to go out on Saturday to attend a memorial service.  It was sad of course, as these affairs usually are.  The deceased was a wonderful man who died way too soon after fighting a long battle with cancer.  I have to speak candidly (when do I not?).  I have […]

  I agreed to participate in a Web Sampler Challenge with Perry, Cindy, Nancy, and Lisa.  The deadline was September 1.  I loved the fabric (leftovers shown above) and the blocks turned out very pretty.  There were issues with the border instructions in the finishing kit I chose, so I was planning on making a […]

Have you all discovered this super new gizmo?  It is a bendable intense bright light that you attach to the top of your sewing machine!  You stick the base on the machine, and then insert the light mechanism into it.  You remove it when you pack up your machine, but it fits right back on when […]

Didn't have a lot of time to sew this weekend, but I did manage to get into the stash closet and fondle some of my fabric.  I rediscovered this yummy collection that I bought back in April when Lisa was out for a visit.  The fabric is Fresh Air by Chez Moi for Moda.  Very […]

Much to Ozzie's delight, my son was home from Cal Poly for the weekend.  Ozzie loves him passionately because he thinks up very funny games that the rest of us dullards in the family would never dream up.  It takes one comedian to know what another would find funny I guess. You are all familiar with […]

Hi there.  I am still alive, but barely.  Yesterday was my first day at my new job, and it took the starch right out of me.  I have to get used to getting up at 6:00 AM, a habit I have lapsed out of.  Learning so many new things makes my brain ache, and when […]

I loved making this quilt top, from the moment I discovered some long forgotten already completed red and white half square triangles hidden away in a project box up on a high shelf in the closet.  The pattern is called Red Union Square from the book The Simple Joys of Quilting by Joan Hanson and Mary Hickey.   Only nine […]

Goodbye July, hello August!  Isn’t August 1 supposed to be our Two Color Quilt Challenge Deadline?  So, how is that going for all of you who said they would like to participate?  I know Patti whipped hers out way back in June, but I would love to hear from the rest of you as to what your […]