I love working with bright fabrics and I am a fan of Carol Doak’s designs. So why did this project languish for so long? The world may never know! Here it is in all it’s happy glory! And here is my “before” post 2018 Resolutions Part 1
Second in my series of Carol Doak seasonal blocks, here is SPRING! Spring has been shy in the Midwest this year so it is nice to have a reminder of it on my wall. The “before” post is 2018 Resolutions Part 1 And Winter is here Winter Summer will be on my list… Continue reading Spring
2018 has rolled around and it is time to think about which projects get my top attention. This first quarter has six candidates for finishing. Three are re-runs (with progress made on each since first listed) and three are new to the list. Here we go! These seasonal blocks, designed by Carol Doak, were made… Continue reading 2018 Resolutions Part 1
Several years ago (isn’t that a lazy way of saying I don’t want to look it up?) I made some monthly blocks designed by Carol Doak. My plan became to form them into seasonal wall hangings. It is now my pleasure to introduce you to Winter! It is my plan to work on each of… Continue reading Winter
Of course you noted that the post title is 3/4 of 2017. That is because 2017 is 3/4 through and I am making plans for the final quarter of the year. First up is this project: I have been “working” on it for 6 months (and that does not count how long it has been… Continue reading 1512.75
Another project completed! The flower pots came from an exchange on a Carol Doak list some years back. I took them to a Modern Quilt Workshop taught by Donna of Donnalee Design Studio. This is the result. It all started here: Spring Into Action And a shout out to Stephanie of Quilt Addicts Anonymous… Continue reading Modern Flower Pots
My quilting plans for April, May and June 2017. They may be ambitious, check back in late June to see how it went.
Hooray! I finished this quilt, started in 2010. It was designed by Carol Doak. It has had several false starts, including my ripping out most of the quilting and re-working the back. I am so pleased to have it done, and even more pleased at how well it turned out. Special thanks to… Continue reading A Finish
Pondering It All 