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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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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... -
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...
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...