As July wound to a close, I put the finishing stitches in a quilt that has taken eight years to reach completed status.  On the other hand, ...

Greetings from New Orleans/South Louisiana, where new cases of Covid-19 have slowed and hospitals are less overwhelmed.  Still, our governo...

Here we are, almost to the end of August already!  Local schools are already back in session and it's starting to get dark just a littl...

The UFOs stashed away in drawers, bins, baskets and closets have all been clamoring for attention lately.  This is not a bad thing.  Althou...

I put some teal reproduction scraps to work this week - making quarter log cabin blocks for my Modern Crosses quilt . When I star...

I have been trying to finish up all of the blocks from Barbara Brackman's Grandmother's Choice BOW . Block #46, Barrister's...

I was a little pre-occupied with blogging about Ste Anne this month, and didn't get around to sharing a few other projects that were a...

It's been a block by block kind of week.   Quilt block, that is. A recent Grandmother's Choice block was Endless Stairs .  ...

I've been continuing to catch up with stitching Grandmother's Choice blocks from Barbara Brackman's latest BOW.  I'm hap...

I had the opportunity to visit one of my local quilt shops, The Quilted Owl , recently.  I found some new fabrics to add to the Grandmoth...

It's been one of those weeks where family and work take a higher priority than usual and little sewing is accomplished.  Even though Fab...

I'm still not managing to stay caught up with Barbara Brackman's Grandmother's Choice BOW.  These three blocks (21-23) are s...

I've fallen way behind in the Grandmother's Choice BOW sponsored by Barbara Brackman.  I was hoping to be completely caught up b...

Exercising my Sew Sixty strategy for the past week has helped me catch up on Grandmother's Choice blocks from Barbara Brackman's B...