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Long overdue, too!

Sorry for the silence, but since the pandemic, well, life has been crazier than ever. On the blog and quilting side, the pandemic slammed the door on the Postage Stamp Quilt Swaps, with huge areas of no postal service, sky-rocketing postage costs, and a lot of chaos.

My personal life also careened into a few unexpected roadblocks. Like weeks in hospitals, months in rehab, eye surgeries, heart surgeries, having to move more than once, yada-yada! It’s been a long road. Yet here I am, my usual resilient self, resettled, body repaired as far as it can ...

This month’s theme is quilting, so I made a Carolina Moore quilt block. I turned my updated logo into a block that

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Hello, it's me. It's been a long time, and maybe you remember that I used to sew and blog quite a bit. Things have been, um, quite different.

I’m about to get very sentimental, but before I do, I want you to head over to my Instagram and enter the awesome giveaway I have going on! You can enter on both my @craftmoore and @30MinuteCrafts handles for extra entries! Okay … now that we have that out of the way… It seems an […]

Even before we moved to social isolation and stay-at-home orders, I had a crazy thought. What if we swapped my sewing studio with the master bedroom? And when my friend Cheryl asked if I’d like to join in her annual Spring Clean your Studio Blog Hop, the idea really started to take hold – ne […]

Are you at home looking for some Quilty Inspiration? Or a little bit of interaction with the “real world”? Well, some designers came up with a fun idea for some Facebook Live Trunk Shows where designers come together and share what we’re up to, as well as some fabulous “Quilt Candy” for you to check […]

My show at the SouthWind Gallery will continue until August 3, and last evening was First Friday with the opening of a new exhibit of paintings in the main gallery called “Daughters of the Prairie”. I tried to post information earlier in the week, but was having trouble with my website which seems to be cleared up now.

The show was very well attended and so many people were amazed at the art quilts, as they said they had never seen anything like it, and were curious to learn how it is done and of course “How long does it ...

 First, not a chair of bowlies, but a chair filled with unsorted floss.  This is not all the floss I own; it's just the floss that needs to be sorted and organized.  I suspect there is more lurking in my home somewhere! It's been years since I've cross-stitched.  All of these were purchased because I love them, and all have been languishing for years.  I love