Summer has descended on New Orleans in classic fashion:  daytime high temperatures in the mid-90s with corresponding high humidity.  Cooling...

 I've done a little work on Rainbow Scrap Challenge blocks this month. Our challenge color was red, and I made four red, scrappy 25-pat...

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

I'm still trying to wrap up some Rainbow Scrap Challenge projects before the end of the year.  Between work-related travel and other ho...

You may have heard that parts of the Deep South experienced a little snowfall yesterday.   At our house, all we had was cold rain and s...

The end of July means it's time for another 17ufosin2017 report. I missed reporting on my UFO projects at the end of June, but my Jul...

Most of my  blue Rainbow Scrap Challenge sewing this week involved the assembly of a lot of Sawtooth Stars and Uneven 9-Patch blocks. ...

Time for another 17ufosin2017 report.  I missed last month's link-up, mostly because I posted my only progress for the month as a link ...

One of the projects I am aiming to finish this year is a blue and white scrap quilt I planned with my guest room bed in mind.  The guest ro...

  The design wall was empty this week, so I pinned up all the 4" Sawtooth Star blocks I've been making for the Rainbow Scrap Cha...

I've been making 4-inch Sawtooth Star blocks for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge for over a year.  It's quite a nice collection now - l...

My recent blogging output pretty much reflects my recent quilting output.  I've been keeping up with my Quilty 365 circles and working o...