I look forward to reading your blog.

I really enjoyed this article. Such beautiful designs. And I learned a lot!

I cankt imagine that this is easy on a full size quilt?

This is a really good idea. I made two, 5×7 and 6×4, when I found the edges of a card I had used to make a template were a fantastic frame.

That is super.

I see mine! Another coming next week from somewhere else. Sue’s is fabulous!

Helpful! I wonder if it would eliminate those wavy quilts?

I saw your miniature at FOQ. Astounding. I could not make out whether it was the tinyesy applique or paint, it was so small.

That is a really nice design Lyn. Thank you. I often wonder if I should whip out my camera and take pics of tiles….

What a really unusual, innovative idea! I am really looking forward to this!

That is so much more inspiring than posts about dyeing usually are! It even has me thinking…whole cloth quilt? Could I? And THAT is a first! Thank you!

Sorry. I wrote detraction. But it was corrected by my infernal machine.

A nice idea for quilts which need no retraction from the front. I wonder how the seam on the edge will stand up to hard use, though? I remember a QG lady talking about stitched edges traditionally needing several rows of stitching because if this.

Upcycling at its best. I would never think of using a scoured! Lovely -and so well explained.

A nice, fairly comprehensive guide. The only thing I could add is to watch the sneaktpy rulers which have an extra 1/2” on two sides.

I think that is an excellent idea! No need to burn fingertips, mess with glue or thread a needle -all of which leave to chaos for the butterfingers amongst us.

I can see the sense of this. It would require discipline, I think, to get into a good habit, but well worth it!

What a really good videos! Calm, measured and exact. Thank you. I don’t think I am a hand Quilter, though I know many who are, body and soul.

I found working from the back really helpful in thread drawing

Make the Bargello! I Mohave made one but am very disappointed in it. I need inspiration to zoosh it up!