The Lucky Star Quilt Pattern The Lucky Star Quilt Pattern has been a long time in the making. It started out as a how-to years ago...then a tutorial several years after that...then a pattern for the Mod Bee last year...and finally, today, a PDF pattern available HERE in our shop. I have made several versions of this quilt....all with different types of solids. But this version is by far my favorite. Last summer, as we were cleaning out one of my grandma's storage units, ... View the Post
Fall Soup Series–Potato, Kale and Sausage Soup
I wanted to call this series soup-a-palooza....because if you have spend any time around me, you will know that I LOVE a good soup. No, not the watery kinds that have no flavors....but the hearty, warm and spicier ones that just scream fall to me are the absolute best! There is no better meal in my opinion. So for the next month or so I am going to be sharing the soups that I love to make and eat at home. And starting first is one that I absolutely adore. It's basically just the best broth ... View the Post
$2 Pattern Sale
Let's celebrate the end of National Sewing Month with a bang!!!! Use code SEPTEMBER$2 to purchase any pattern for $2---so stock up for your holiday shopping!!! Head HERE to shop to you drop! ... View the Post
How to Make a Group Quilt
How to Make a Group Quilt Making a quilt together with a group is just a down right good time. It is. I love it. I have no idea how many times I have put together a quilt with a group of women, youth, or family members. But what I do know is that by now I have it down to a science....one that makes it easy for anyone to participate in...and makes it simple for me to get the quilt finished up and off to the person who the group made it for. Here's what I do: First of all ... View the Post
July Reading Challenge: Stories to Stitch By
July Reading Challenge: Stories to Stitch By This month our challenge is: Published before 2000…and is focused on choosing on a book that was written and published before the year 2000. This challenge gives us soooo many good reading options! A few of my favorite reads from before 2000 are: Agatha Christie books are always on my summer reading lists....fun, easy reads. (In fact, I just finished Death on the Nile.) Charlotte's Web is on of my top 10 favorite books ... View the Post
June Reading Challenge: Stories to Stitch By
June Reading Challenge: Stories to Stitch By This month our challenge is: Autobiography/Memoir…and is focused on choosing on a book that is either an autobiography or memoir. A few of my favorite of these books include: "The Hiding Place" is sad, and beautiful, and wonderful....and always a good read. It tells the story of a most remarkable woman who survived, cared for, and saved the lives of others during WWII. "The Last Lecture" will break your heart and make you ... View the Post
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