WHAT?
I know I often see other’s writing on their blogs and saying “Where did the month go to?” And, I’ve often thought, “really? It went by one day at a time!” YUP – one day at a time and each day FLEW by this month. So fast! So very fast, I’m wondering, “Where did the month go to?”
Design Wall
Piecing
This is Week 4: Unit C of the Daisy Chain Mystery. The blocks on the lower left are all trimmed, I still need to trim about half of them. This step is a little time consuming, but not too bad! And easy to do. The directions are very clear and easy to follow. It’s still not too late to join in the mystery. Continue reading
Quilting Tangent wrote to me and told me that she had used the same block as my “Stars on Ice Quilt” (see more 
Then I asked for opinions … for my gray – for the blocks with the teal 4 patches. I had 5 different grays … only one of them was big enough (the one on the left) to make the rectangles that went with the 4 patches … It was voted down … too dark … the others were too light, or just right … but none of that mattered since there was not enough of the “just right” one to do the trick. My friend’s solution was “quit being lazy and strip them together like the pattern suggests.” 
There is a Janome club meeting 4 times a year where I work. In September, attendees are able to choose one of 2 fabrics (or both). They can make whatever they choose and may add whatever fabrics they wish. When they return in November, they hand in the project they made. These projects are placed up on the walls around the store. Customers are encouraged to vote for the one they like best. The winner will get a prize from the store. All participants get to keep their projects. If you live in the area, pop into Langley Vacuum and Sewing and vote for your favourite one! (The ones without numbers were made by employees of the store.) I hope you enjoy the small slideshow! Which one would you vote for?
The scrappy red/pink/brown/green version of Ivan’s Diamonds is being quilted … Just have the outside border to quilt … then add the binding. The label is already done and will be completely sewn down as the border is quilted. You can see the whole of this quilt 
This baby quilt was completed and used 3.75 yards of fabric. You can see details of the quilt 
Quilting Gail 