Today we have a project that we hope will appeal to beginners and to die hard quilters alike...it is a Ragged Log Cabin Baby quilt! It is a great project for a Saturday afternoon....with very few pieces, this quilt can be cut and sewn in an afternoon! ... View the Post
WE HAVE A TALK TO KIDS APP!!!!
Remember this post? 25 Ways to Ask Your Kids How Was School Today (Without asking "So How Was School Today?) And this post? 25 Ways to Ask Your Teen "How Was School Today?" Without Asking Them "How Was School Today?" Maybe? It was over a year ago since the first one was posted....and since then I've been doing a lot of thinking. When I wrote the post I was thinking about what I had known and experienced as a junior high teacher and what I was now experiencing with my own ... View the Post
Teach the One 2 Sew–Jina Barney from Riley Blake Designs
Today we have Jina Barney from Riley Blake Designs sharing a heart-warming story of how she taught so many women to quilt....it's a MUST read. Go HERE to read her whole story (you might need a kleenex or two...it is amazing what those women accomplished!) ... View the Post
What Do You Find Yourself Sewing Most Often
Now the question of the day is, "What do you find yourself sewing most often?" Which isn't always the same as "What is your favorite thing to sew?" I ask this question today because this week is all about ragged projects here on the blog...and I love them...and there was a time when I was doing craft fairs when I was sewing about 15 ragged tote bags a day. Now, at that time I would have without a doubt said that I find myself sewing ragged tote bags most often. But after I ... View the Post
Teach the One–Joi Mahon
Every Tuesday and Thursday this month, we've asked some friends to share with us about how they started sewing or how they've used their gift to teach someone else to sew. Our first guest is Joi Mahon, known for her fabulous fitting and as Designer Joi.....thanks for sharing with us today! ... View the Post
Rag-a-Palooza (Ragged Bag and Ragged Blanket Tutorials)
One of the first sewing projects that I made on my own were ragged diaper bags, followed by ragged tote bags, followed by ragged scripture carriers, followed by ragged blankets. I was crazy for anything ragged!!! And I have no idea how many ragged items that I've made. For several years there I always had a ragged project and a pair of scissors lurking in the glove box to be clipped while riding in the car. The great thing about ragged projects is how forgiving they are....if your lines ... View the Post
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