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I started these blocks at a recent guild retreat after mulling over the design for a couple of months. I made two at the retreat and one more today. I have more colours pulled to make nine blocks for this wall hanging. Here is the pink block.
Can’t believe this weather we are having – near 80 once again yesterday – windows open light breeze but not much. Of course storms will move in at some point today it always comes that way but you know I looked at the outlook and other than some chilly nights coming up most of the […]
read moreThree days and two nights of quilting! I always bring more with me than I can possibly do while I am at a retreat but I like to have options in case I feel like changing projects. However, by the time I left today, I only had one project that I did not touch. Much was accomplished! I started out slowly with a warm up projects. I am making nine patch blocks for my Rainbow Scrap Challenge project this year. March's colour is yellow. They are a bit brighter than they appear in this picture. The lighting in the ...
read moreThe Island Batik February Challenge and Blog Hop is co-sponsored by Studio 180 Design who provided tools to all the ambassadors to make the table/bed runner.
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read moreWhat started out as a very humid cloudy morning after bad thunderstorms Sunday night turned into a nice day of 80 degrees and lower humidity – I was able to spend some nice comfortable time on the porch after I got caught up on laundry. The deer came to visit in the morning instead of […]
read moreAfter 15 years of sitting in a drawer...
the Drunkards Path Quilt Top is DONE !
Now I need to paw through the fabric
cupboards and find something
that will work for a backing...
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LuAnn Kessi
Playing around with some
Improv X Blocks...
The more I make...
the better I like it.
I need more!
LuAnn Kessi
All the blocks in the sampler above contain four of the arch below.

Of course, once I had a few blocks I had to play.

I started off with some simple designs, but it will get more interesting as time goes by.

Today there are two designs with the same block with slight colour changes and half of teh blocks are flipped. More to come in the not too distant future, right now I need to find time to play a little bit more with the colouring.
read moreChristine and I left early for our quilting retreat with the Oxford Guild this past Friday because there was a winter storm coming and we wanted to get there and be set up before the snow started to fall. The snow started in the afternoon and kept going all night. In the morning there was almost a foot of snow (30cm for the metric folks). We were all snowed in and loving it. We did not lose power and we had our sewing machines and lots of fabric and projects on hand to work on. It was a great weekend ...
read moreYou may have noticed that I was missing in action last weekend...no blog post! Christine and I were away for the weekend at Camp Kintail. The camp hosts two crafter's retreats every year and we try to attend both. We both made great progress on the projects we brought with us and the meals and accommodations were fabulous! The camp was decorated for Christmas, inside and out. The other retreaters were sewing, knitting, crocheting, doing paper crafts, making cards, making blankets, etc. It was fun to see what everyone was up to and to visit with friends, old ...
read moreTime has slipped past me while playing with our new dog and having a fun trip to the Houston show, but I have two new quilts to post here, neither of which is my usual “stuff”. First of all, while I absolutely love free-motion quilting, I’ve been wondering what it is about quilting in the […]
read moreOver the past 10 months, I have been making 36 patch blocks in the colour of the month for the Rainbow Scrap Challenge. This past week, I quilted, bound and labelled my quilt--that's two quilts finished in two weeks! I'm on a roll! I used my walking foot to sew straight lines diagonally through all of the white squares with 28wt thread. The backing is a wide back called Sea Glass. It has lots of colours in it to match all of the squares on the front. There are no repeats of any of the coloured squares on ...
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