Keeping You in Stitches

Here is a close up and a whole quilt shot of my Carolina Crossroads. DS 1 and DS 2 held it up for me. They could barely make it clear the fl...

I don't have a picture for this post, but I have great news! My Carolina Crossroads quilt is complete except for hand sewing down the bi...

Close, closer, closest! This is my Little Gracie frame. I have a 1930 Singer cast iron commercial darning sewing machine with which to quilt...

First, a clarification. My DH thinks I may have offended Bonnie because I like this layout of HER pattern better than her original. Since ...

Here is a pic of my Carolina Crossroads so far this AM. The top half is my design, adding in the sashing strips of the accent color, black. ...

Here is a rather close-up picture showing the sashing stitching. I have started on the row on the left and am working my way to the right. ...

All I got sewn on the Carolina Crossroads today was getting the split rail fence blocks sewn together from the rail, 9-patch and cream squa...

Yes--third post for today. I thought these blocks deserved their own post. I try to limit a post to one subject. These are some of my ...

Finished unit 5...100 3-1/2" square hourglass blocks. This is my little magic box from which will come a Carolina Crossroads quilt som...

Above is the first step of sewing Unit 5 of the Carolina Crossroads quilt. My accent color is black, so back to cutting I went. My sewing ma...

This little handful is the Carolina Crossroads unit 4. I started on them bright and early yesterday AM. There are 40 blocks. I am very intr...

My family goes caroling every year to neighbors and sometimes off to friends. Sunday (a non-posting day) was filled with church activities. ...