V and Co: my new sewing space
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Category: my home my way, Organizing, simply color by V and Co., V and Co
More gadgets and a sneak peak…
More Quilters World gadgets….Titanium Needles…they should outlast any normal needle so far so good………Tapered Taylors Awl, not sure how I have sewn
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Robins Egg Blue Visor Headband by susanstreasures
$12.00 USD
Perfect solution for fly away hair while enjoying the great outdoors. Lightweight cotton fabric is cool. Visor is stiffened with an inner layer of interfacing. Ties are knotted at neckline.
See this listing for other listed visors.http://www.etsy.com/listing/73818847/visor-scarf-headband
Also available in a rose print, red bandanna, or an aqua floral print. Indicate choice on your invoice.
Machine wash in cold water.
Dry on low heat.
Do not bleach.
Other fabric choices include some of the fabrics used to create items already listed in my shop. These would be custom orders and please
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So-so busy!
I am "full to the top" of things to be done, things doing, & things done. But, no blogging, so am putting in a couple of words. The weather here turned HOT, the berries started coming on, the job began getting really busy, etc., etc.I've canned cherries & frozen strawberries, we've eaten lettuce & greens from the garden - oh & strawberry shortcake, too. We've weeded, watered & mowed. I've tested, tested, tested at work. I've spun some for Tour de Fleece - actually have made my goal of at
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Shrinking fabric
Working on the crumb quilt inspired me to go through my scraps. As a result I made this handful of blocks that will go into samplers for church and one rolling stone block for my Cheddar quilt.
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Category: Shrinking fabric
Garden Flowers
In Lansing MI we need rain! This week the temperature is somewhat back to normal but we still have had no rain to speak of. Nothing in the forecast until next week. My garden would prefer a nice long gentle soaking rain, but for now it has to make due with what I add with soaker hoses. The flowers are doing remarkably well all things considered. Here are some pictures. (click to enlarge) The native plants are doing the best which is to be expected.
Next time something quilty
stay cool
Tim
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Category: flower garden, garden, Garden flowers, wildflowers
See Them in September
What a fun and fabulous guild meeting we had yesterday at Homewood Senior Center, our last one of the guild year. We take a break in August and come back in September to begin a new year.
There was much to do, see, and taste at our annual end-of-year picnic. The highlights were the donation quilt drawing (which was won by our own Serene J.'s MIL) and our all-you-can-eat picnic buffet.
But before all that took place, and after
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Summertime explosion
I don't know what comes over me as I order new fabric for summer delivery. I guess I get excited that school will be out soon & I over do. Or maybe the choices are just too overwhelming & gorgeous. I don't know what happens to me, but I've ordered so much that as it arrives now, we're scrambling to find places for everything. We're rearranging & squeezing it all in as best we can.
We're exploding with new fabric!
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Holiday patterns VS Packing
I am supposed to start packing for our upcoming move. Instead, I am going through my recent purchases and trying to decide which pattern to work with first WHEN I am installed in my new studio...
These are Easy as Pie by Karen Christensen. They are lovely! I should begin with the Fall Wall Hanging #160. It will look great right at the entrance of the house.
Oh... I can tell packing will require an enormous amount
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Free Quilt Designs
I spent the last 9 days with my 2 year old nephew, Alex. It is more fun to play with him than to quilt. But it requires more patience than English paper piecing!Today I played on the computer and I made these designs for my newsletter subscribers.
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Category: free quilting designs
