And then there was April. There was? I barely blinked and it is over tonight at Midnight. Well, I did actually do a lot more than blink. Which is probably why this post is just getting done today. Since I am part of the Aurifil...
I stopped by to visit with my friends Sara and Julie the other day (check all of the other visits out too, Sara is hosting a bunch of reviews on Julie's patterns and rulers)...
And the winner of the Durathon Iron is #76 ...
So today, I would like to share a little bit about the Durathon Iron that the great people at Hamilton Beach sent me to review back in February...
I know this line has been out awhile, but I still wanted to share the joy of it with you. It is called Sitting Pretty by Laurie Wisbrun for Robert Kaufman Fabrics. And I also had this charm pack of Kona Solids from Robert Kaufman...
Hey there peeps, here's a fun project that I started last fall and finally got back to a couple weeks ago when my sewing machine was at the spa. I had this old daytimer/journal from the 90's that I wanted to "masculinize" up a bit....
Charley and Birch, sounds like a brand name, doesn't it? Maybe for some hot indie fashion house, right? Well in a way it is a "brand" of sorts, more of a merging of two great entities, Charley Harper designs printed by Birch Fabric on organic...
So my dear friend Victoria Findlay-Wolfe came out with this line of fabric that came out last fall, so hopefully you can still find some. Scrumptious, isn't it? Lots of layers, my favorite thing in prints. The hand of the fabric is nice to work with...
Have you heard of Megan Frock? By now, I bet more of you have, but just in case you haven't I want to share with you something wonderful Megan worked on for quite awhile under the radar, and brought to the light of day last...
So we are in the March segment of the by now completely famous #NGAQB, the man cave version of the traditional quilting bee. Our Mr. March is Andrew Youngman from New York state. Andrew is our OTHER Andrew. Yeah, we had 13 guys...