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Category Archives: Quilting
Paperless Paper Piecing
Last spring, I was introduced to Paperless Paper piecing…….. and I love it. It does away with the endless picking out of tiny bits of paper from seams made of incredibly short stitches. It also saves a whole lot of trees, because … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting
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Branches Entwined – no Corner stars
Here is what that quilt would look like with no bright stars in the corners, and the centre brightened up to what it really looks like…..
On The Horns Of A Dilemma
The past two days, I have been quilting – it has been great. It took me three years to do the applique on nine blocks for my Branches Entwined quilt. I am determined that it won’t take me that long … Continue reading
Around And About…. Thoughts and Dreams of Spring
When I was a child, my favorite Little Golden Book was “Around And About Buttercup Farm”, and I have always thought that title had such an engaging ring to it. Two weeks ago, however, we were wandering around Strawberry Hills, … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Quilting
Tagged icicles, melting, quilting, Russia, spring, sun shine, winter, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk
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Finished…..
OK – only the applique, not a whole quilt top. But I began this hand applique project while I was still in Oman, and needed something to take with me when we went back to Canada for summer holidays….. that … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Quilting
Tagged applique, Branches Entwined, finished, hand applique, quilting, sewing
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Here We Go Froggy Loo……
I think I must be dyslexic after all. Not in reading – I can keep the letters from dancing before my eyes most of the time, but give me a quilt setting diagram, and I seem unable to keep the … Continue reading
A Bit Of Sewing
The past week or sew I have made a determined effort to do some sewing most days, instead of hyperventilating about how much Russian I do not remember. It has been so nice. And I have caught up on my … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Quilting
Tagged inspiration, new ideas, quilt blocks, quilting
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The Great Canadian Clean-up Challenge
Several of the online groups that I belong to have issued a challenge to all members – let’s clean up our sewing rooms so we can sew up a storm this year. Guess I needed to accept and get busy, … Continue reading
Dyeing To Quilt
About a month ago, a friend in South Africa showed us her results from dyeing fabric using ice. I had never heard of such a thing before, but was intrigued, especially when I discovered that snow would work as well. … Continue reading
Posted in Into Eastern Russia, Quilting
Tagged cotton, dye, dyeing, fabric, ice experiments, quilting, Sakhalin, satin, snow dyeing, Yuzhno
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