Today at QUILTsocial, I'm demoing 6 steps to sew perfect 1/2 rectangle triangles. Head on over to the blog post and follow along all week to master this technique here. This will be your method for accurate HST's & for future reference! Accurate HST's in 6 easy steps. Have a great Tuesday and enjoy the sunshine☀️
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Need to freshen up your table decor or take away any pandemic blues with a gorgeous table runner? This series of blog posts is for you! I hope you will follow along and enjoy here. All this week from April 12-16 I'll be guest blogging and sharing how to make HRT's (Half Rectangle Triangles) at www.quiltsocial.com I'm going to be demonstrating with some very nice fabric and notions as shown below.   Stay busy, don't let this pandemic get you down, have a great week and Happy Monday!
OMGee this is my first video, go easy on me!! Next week I'm guest blogging at QUILTsocial If you have never tried an HRT or want to try something new, then this is the blog post for you.. Below also is a pic of the table runner made from the gorgeous Fabric Creations Cotton Fabric I will be discussing. Hope you are having a great week and join me April 12-16 here.
I promised to post a picture of (one) of my most recent finishes for 2021, the baby boy memory quilt made from a baby's clothing. It's done and was so much fun! I hope my client "Carol' loves it. She had brought her adult son's baby clothing to me with a recommendation to incorporate snow boarding (his childhood passion). It's a modern and risky take on a baby quilt but I do believe it turned out lovely. It is not common for me to do memory quilt ( I just don't have the time) but I am happy with the result. If you are making a memory quilt, think outside of the box and make it memorable! Have a great Wednesday ❤️  Snow Boarder Memory Quilt Hi to all my followers, fellow students from classes, friends and family. Happy New Year to you all. Here in Ontario we are in a lock-down with Covid 19 and that means not going anywhere, staying home and avoiding contact with people. It also means my hubby is working for home as am I (no change there) except for no travelling for teaching/trunk shows and no quilt shopping (yikes). No fun but I also know how important it is to get this pandemic under control. I am working at a snails pace 1) because I have tendonitis in my shoulder and am forced to slow down and 2) I think the pandemic has affected my motivation, go figure. I have lot's of quilts in a lineup to be long arm quilted but it's more of a turtle and a hare situation. I will get them done slowly, but they will get done eventually. I am also working on some custom quilts and research for upcoming work. I wanted to let you all know I started a new instagram hashtag and it's #gettingquiltsdonein2021 - feel free to use this hashtag and show us all what you are getting done. My work is going there when I post quilty stuff on instagram and I would love to see yours :) Below are some pics of current work, not all complete but in progress: BOM Border Creek Station 2021I am working on this BOM from Border Creek Station 2021 and allowing myself to have "Happy Mondays" instead of "blue mondays" by starting off the week with a little piecing (2 blocks) just for me. The colourful fabric is my inspiration point and the rest of the blocks are meant to go with the colourful fabric, hopefully it will bust through some of my scraps!  Baby Boy Memory Quilt |
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