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Free Zoom Quilt Class, October 20.
Free Live Online Craft Class Learn to quilt with Jessica Wed., Sept. 9 Tues., Oct., 20, Nov. 9 7:00 – 8:00 pm Sign up now. Take one or...
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Do you quilt your own quilts? The last quilt I hand quilted (start to finish) was George's baby quilt, finished in early 2009. Then I ...
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Hexies! Hexies! Hexies! What's not to love? Even though I fell in love with EPP through 60 degree diamonds, once I started to hex...
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What makes blenders so great? It's got to be the color. The deep saturated color, so versatile, so inviting. DREAM, the new line o...
nice video...and you look fabulous! Love the turquoise quilt...and the winding ways one on the chair...
ReplyDeleteLove the video! Miss you!
ReplyDeleteSo nice to hear your voice - love the concept - great idea. I liked what you said about your favoite area in the room - it makes you feel happy and I think we all have that little place in our rooms - the sisterhood of the quilt experience. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea to post a video! Thanks for taking the time. I agree with you, it helps us get to know you. I read a few blogs that have never included a photo of themselves! It's so anonymous.
ReplyDeleteLove the video ... Love your new Quilty Space!
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to do video - but I'll take pictures of my quilting room!
Thank you for making this video! Your sewing space is lovely and I wish you lots of sewing joy in there!
ReplyDeleteBY the way, I used to burn that exact incense too! LOL!
cheers,
heidi
I enjoyed this...I had to refrain from rearranging my sweatshop yet again...smiles
ReplyDeleteThank you. You are right, having a face and a voice is nice. When someone I care about moves into a new home, I really appreciate being able to see it so I have a place to imagine them in. It's similar when words that impact me are matched up to a person.
ReplyDeleteI used to have a sewing room. Then I had a baby. Now, I have a table that collects all of the items I am not ready to deal with in addition to all of my crafting items. Not surprisingly, sewing has become an infrequent activity. So sad.
I just found your blog & clearly love digging through archives...