One of the most challenging aspects of quilting is choosing color. I've talked with numerous people who say they struggle with color...

The last two years have given me time to revisit my unfinished workshop projects. Some are only parts of a quilt like a block that needs...

I was very inspired at the December QGIN meeting when everyone showed their five-inch square quilts. Such variety in styles and designs!...

I had the pleasure recently of taking a class with Mary Strinka, a member of guild, past president and quilt show chairman. Mary has...

I'm happy to report we've had three sucessful Zoom meetings for guild members. The first took place on June 11 and featured Kathy McNeil...

Hi all, I don't know about you but I was going a little stir crazy after staying at home for weeks except to run to the grocery store or...

In a short week, the world around us has changed. Events have cancelled, restaurants and bars are shuttered and people are staying home...

I wrote last month about meditative stitching and the new embroidery. Now I'd like to address an older form of stitching that goes back...

There is a revolution going on in the needle arts world. Embroidery has been around for centuries and has always been considered a...

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