Tuesday, November 8, 2011. I love putting together fabrics and seeing what someone else thinks. I did one the other day and was so excited that I finished it that I forgot to take a picture of it. Wednesday, September 21, 2011. Tuesday, March 23, 2010.

Saturday, January 22, 2011. I am still alive, and painting. Thursday, December 23, 2010. I finished my exchange gift in time! I am really glad I had put it into a gift bag instead of acutually wrapping it. Made with a Figgy Pudding Turnover, by Basic Grey for Moda. Sunday, December 19, 2010. A lot going on! Always so much going on this time of year. For this quilt I .

House, Home, Family and Student Life. And here we are six months later- though it seems so much longer than that. For those of you still hanging in with us THANK YOU! Cici is busy making lists for what she will need for her classes and her desk and her closet and what to wear for sorority recruitment week and the lists go on and on. It is exciting and bitter sweet all at once.

After sewing the Nine Patches together, I cut the blocks in quarters.

Trying to make piping and other sewing woes. Asymp; Leave a comment. Why would I try to make my own bias-binding you may wonder? Apparently, when attempting to make piping for a cushion, you should cut all fabric strips on the bias to ensure a smooth finish. I therefore found this simple tutorial from By Hand London.

Sharing my love of quilting, gardening and beekeeping. This small quilt was a long time coming for my mother in law. Years and years ago, I had bought fabric that matched her newly decorated basement and attempted a quilt that was far beyond my skill level at the time. Understandably, I got incredibly frustrated and set it aside. I love how this came out. While it is a small quilt, it fits her really well and it looks amazing in her not so newly decorated basement! February 14, 2014.