Out of the Blue Quilt Graveyard…

I know.  Just reflect on that for a moment. When I was reminded that I had made a blue and white Winding Ways quilt awhile back, I decided to see if I could dig it out of the flimsy bin.  Well, bless my heart, it wasn't the only blue quilt waiting to be quilted in […]

New Sew Along with the Quick Curve Ruler

Hey everyone!  Hope you all had a splendid weekend.  Now that summer has officially arrived, I am going to be doing a sew along with two friends, using the Quick Curve Ruler designed by Jenny Pedigo of Sew Kind of Wonderful.  I hope you will check out Jenny's blog, where she has tutorials on how […]

Winding Ways Dupe with No Curves

 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 […]

Tri Recs Rulers

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 […]

Give It Your Best Dot

The new project I started came from this hot-off-the-press American Patchwork and Quilting Magazine.  The pattern is called Give It Your Best Dot, for the fun polka dot fabric used in the sample quilt. I don't really care about all those polka dot fabrics, but I do love the block that is featured in the […]

Red Letter Day

Ok, enough of the pastels already.  I can't stand another minute of their sweet overload.  Give me some RED. Whew.  That's better. More on this new project to come!  

Fig Tree Projects

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 […]

Ryan’s Quilt

This is the second quilt I received back from my quilter, Mary Flynn of Quilt Hollow, last week.  I made it for a very special man in my life, and am so pleased with how it turned out.  Mary's quilting is wonderful.  She used a classic design called Baptist Fans, which I think perfectly sets […]

Whit, My New Love

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, […]

Once More With Feeling…

I know I have posted on how to make flying geese in the past, but I continue to get requests from readers on what my favorite method is.  Without a doubt, my favorite method is to make the flying geese units larger than necessary, and to use Monique Dillard's Fit to be Geese ruler to […]

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Nicole

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.

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