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I was puttering around in the study, ironing and organizing some leaders and enders and odds and ends. Kurt was in the backyard working on...

I am rapidly crossing things off of my to do list, and that is making me feel free to start new projects. Here is a mugshot of my finished ...

I put the final border on Carolina Crossroad and finished piecing the backing on Sunday. I pressed them both and hung them neatly in the cl...

I finished piecing the back for the Carolina Crossroads Mystery and put on the first border. I also finished the blocks for Running Stitche...

I finished two more dear Jane blocks. They are Molly's Muffins (G-13) with 13 pieces and Pie Sale (H-6) with 21 pieces. I really like t...

This is the spot in our minivan where our radio and XM receiver used to be. Why would someone steal the faceplate to a radio and leave the ...

I was happy enough with my Carolina Crossroads, I thought it looked quite nice actually. Then I saw all the people who were adding sashing ...

I got my side triangles finished this afternoon, but haven't had time to do the corners yet. Still, I couldn't resist, putting toge...

These are two options for sashing the Elm Creek Quilt. The strips are two inches, the purple is a plain sashing square, while the pink uses...

Thanks Tamera and Ila for you comments on my recent post. I'm still new to blogging and have not yet figured out how to respond. Any h...

I was surprised to see step 5 posted already, but I was home today on winter break with the kids and decided to jump in. I cut fabric for 5...

I finished step 4 of the Carolina Crossroads mystery quilt today! We got back into town late last night and I was able to steal minutes bet...