February Block of the Month – Learning and Growing!

February’s Block of the Month is complete, and while I probably could have created better contrast, I’m embracing this as a learning experience! Quilting is just as much about growth as it is about creating, and each block is an opportunity to improve and explore new techniques.This BOM is hosted by the talented Sherri at A Quilting Life, and the best part? It’s completely free! If you haven’t...

New Year - New Project!

I couldn’t resist joining the 2025 Block of the Month hosted by the amazing Sherri at A Quilting Life! It’s completely FREE (and let’s be honest, who doesn’t love free quilting fun?) and only ONE block per month.Now, should I really be starting a new project? 🤔 Absolutely not. 😂 But hey, it’s only one block a month—how hard could it be? (Famous last words, right?)This is...

Welcome 2025!

A Year of Creativity, Quilting, and Connection!Happy New Year, everyone! I know we are actually in the middle of January, but to me, as long as it is January it is okay to say Happy New Year! As the calendar turns to 2025, I’m thrilled to kick off another exciting year of quilting and sewing adventures with all of you. I am determined to “Get My Blog” back! This blog is where passion meets precision,...

My Tudor Bag Progress

I made great progress today and I am having a lot of fun! The video by Sara Lawson of Sew Sweetness is aweso...

Tudor Bag - Here I Come!

Hello February!! And hello new project! I have put this off too long! I am armed with Sara Lawson's video and amped to learn more about bag making. I will not chicken out this ti...

Metro Double-Zip Pouch

I had so much fun making these Metro Double-Zip Pouches! I am still a beginner bag maker and I have to tell you that this pattern by Sara Lawson of Sew Sweetness is easy and fun! It is part of her Minikins 2 collection. It is definitely worth checking o...

Lesson Learned!

Well, there is a first time for everything! I was very nervous about making this block for one of my bee mates. So nervous about the actual foundation paper piecing process that I forgot rule number one! When I printed the pattern, I swear I chose 'actual size' or '100%', but obviously, I did not! This block should have been 8.5" and instead, it is 8". Why? I went back and measured the...