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One More Summit Swap
I have one Sewing Summit swap item that I made, but unfortunately didn’t complete in time to actually swap it in person at the Summit. Happily, Elizabeth’s mini is all done now, and she has received...
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Christmas in July Block-A-Thon: My Block
Okay, this is the last time I’ll talk about Christmas until December, I swear. : ) But today is the day that my block is featured in the Christmas in July Block-A-Thon on the Free Spirit Fabric blog....
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Bee Blocking It
In this month’s bee block round-up: I made this Crown of Thorns block in June for Tiffany in the Stash Trad bee. She asked us to create an “explosion of color” in the outer HSTs, with the color from...
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WIP Wednesday: With Guest Host Michelle of CityHouseStudio
Happy WIP Wednesday! My name is Michelle, and I blog at CityHouseStudio. I’m delighted to be guest hosting WIP Wed this week! Thanks so much for having me, Lee! I have found that summer is not my most...
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WIP Wednesday Guest Hosted by Elizabeth of OPQuilt
Hurry! Hurryhurryhurryhurry! I’m Elizabeth of OccasionalPiece-Quilt (also known as OPQuilt.com) and as a long-time reader of Lee’s blog, I’m honored and happy to be guest hosting today. But what’s the...
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A Safari Moon Quilt
Welcome to my stop on the Safari Moon blog hop! I’ve got a quilt to show you, using Frances Newcombe’s Safari Moon line, of course. This quilt has been a bear to work on. It went through more design...
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Jungle Ave. Quilt
You guys! I made another quilt using Sara Lawson’s Jungle Ave. line, and I never blogged it! Let’s fix that right now, shall we? I wanted a chance to showcase Sara’s amazing print that brings the...
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Moroccan Lanterns Quilt
My newest pattern is here! Yay! Moroccan Lanterns was inspired by a Turkish rug that I saw online. As soon as I saw that rug, I thought, “That looks like a quilt.” Then I thought, “That needs to BE a...
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