I'm ashamed to say that a few years ago I was asked to make some memory quilts for 3 kids after the passing of their father. I was given 3 boxes of shirts, all kinds including woven and knits. I have held off on doing them simply because I couldn't figure out how to do them. I needed to make 3 quilts. The same, but different. In the mean time I was asked to make a memory quilt with sari and Indian dress fabrics. Again a challenge and I just couldn't wrap my head around how

I am not a fan of snow. I grew up in Winnipeg AKA Winter-peg. When the snow came, the cold came. But, recently, I have started to looking forward to snow falls. I get to play in the snow in the comfort of my home!!! I love to dye fabrics and using snow or ice to create some beautiful and unplanned colours is something to look forward to. We had a wonderful snow fall last week and I just couldn't resist. I prepared 1 meter cuts of plain white cotton fabric by soaking for

I was recently working on a customer quilt and as usual my mind tended to wonder. Thought I'd share the thought process with you!!! It has been paraphrased a bit, but I think you get the general idea! BTW The quilt images are some of my quilts. Me 1: This is such a simple thing to do. I feel guilty charging my customer so much. Let's turn on the stitch timer and see how long it really takes me to stitch this quilt and maybe charge her less. Me 2: Hey, that's not how it wor