Shoo Fly- Block One and Churn Dash- Block Two Are you new to sewing or just interested in a relaxing Block of the Month program? If the answer is yes, then we have something for you. Every month you will receive instructions for a traditional block that can be completed in a very short amount… Continue reading Join us in a new Block of the Month Program
Author: Diane Martin
Hello and welcome. I started seriously quilting in 2014 when I moved to the Pacific Northwest. Before this time I had made a few quilts, but didn't follow a pattern and I really had no idea what I was doing. Now I am a pattern writer and tester, along with building my fabric stash.
May 6 – Ash – I Hope I’m not Turning Grey
Photo by Pixaby Today's Kona color of the day is Ash. Ash is another one of my go to colors if I am looking to add a light grey color to my project. There are so many different shades of grey and silver to choose from, and it really depends on what I am working… Continue reading May 6 – Ash – I Hope I’m not Turning Grey
May 5 – Gumdrop- Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree
Today's Kona Cotton color of the day is Gumdrop. When I saw this color I was immediately reminded of the Kookaburra song, so I had to find out more about its origins. According to allnurseryrhymes.com it is an Australian children's song and round, composed by Marion Sinclair in 1932. It refers to the Kookaburra, an… Continue reading May 5 – Gumdrop- Kookaburra Sits in the Old Gum Tree
May 3 – Indigo- Feeling Blue
Today's Kona color of the day is Indigo. Indigo is that perfect shade between blue and violet. Remember Roy G. Biv from school. I am an avid reader. My earliest recollections of reading began in 1st grade and my teacher Mrs. Stottler printed the words for the week on cards. We would sit in small… Continue reading May 3 – Indigo- Feeling Blue
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