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1. Sew the binding on all four sides, until you get ALMOST back to where you started. 2. Leaving a few inches of space, take the begining an...

After you have made yards and yards of binding, you are ready to put it on the quilt. 1. Leaving a few inches hanging loose, line up the raw...

I've been doing bindings assembly line style lately on the nursing home quilts. After doing the same thing a few hundred times, I've...

I didn't want to change the thread on my machine until I had finished this quilt that I cut out yesterday. More of the Dresden Plate we...

This is Lap Quilt number 28! I stitched the binding down on number 27 last night while we corrupted the children with Monty Python and the ...

I'm not sure yet what the magic number is for lap quilts to take to the nursing home next month. But we are getting pretty close I thin...

Today was our annual fall festival at the kids school. It is the big fund raiser for the year for PTA and everyone puts in an appearance. ...

I finally finished the last bit of binding on Dad's Plaids and got it washed, dried and on the bed. It has been really cold here lately...

I peeled the first 15 feet off of the Dresden plates strip and pieced together this stripy lap quilt. Kurt declared it "rather subdued...

Sydney learned a new song in music class. It starts, "Slow and steady, always ready, I will get there some day soon." Then the s...