I’m not a big Facebook user. I resisted for nine years until I was forced to join after the National Association of Certified Quilt Judges decided to host a FB page followed by the Quilt Judging Seminar Instructors, of which I’m one. Now I have to admit that it was only through a FB post […]
Mini Zinnia Pattern
I think I should thank American Quilter’s Society for much of the success of “Z is For Zinnia, C is For Cosmos” this past year. The quilt earned a third place at the Lancaster show and first place in Paducah last year. Presently, the quilt is juried into the Daytona show, which takes place at […]
Some Quick Quilt Show News and More
Last weekend I received a 2nd place award for “Z is For Zinnia, C is For Cosmos” at the Northwest Quilting Expo here in Portland, OR. I love the “lemonade” quilt on the right. See more images in my gallery by clicking on the link. Then a few weeks back “Anasazi Roadways” was juried into […]
Off to Ireland among other things
I leave tomorrow for Ireland on a Food and Fiber Lovers’ Tour organized by Kathy Brassill of Handcrafted Holidays out of Tacoma, WA. I went with her and a group of seven to Scotland and England in September 2014 and am very much looking forward to this trip. I will post photos on FB. If […]
More Good News!
I learned this past week that “Z is For Zinnia, C is For Cosmos” has been selected for the cover of the AQS 2018 wall calendar. Surprised and delighted is how I feel. And if that isn’t enough, the quilt is featured on the inside cover of the July issue of American Quilter magazine as […]
Feeling Lucky and Appreciative
My quilt “Z is For Zinnia, C is For Cosmos” is featured on The Quilt Show.com today. For the past few days, The Quilt Show has been showing the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place quilts in First Entry in Paducah–Small Wall Quilts. Third place was Friday, second place was Saturday, and my first place quilt […]
The Quilters’ Guild Collection
The latest issue of American Quilter magazine features one of my articles on the Quilt Museum and Gallery in York, England on page 52. I visited the museum during my 2015 Food and Fiber Lovers’ Trip through Kathy Brassill of Handcrafted Holidays. Unfortunately, the museum closed not long thereafter as it couldn’t sustain financial viability. […]
