Louisa Bauman
My trusty Singer Quantum bit the dust this year, causing more frustration and woe than I could stand. My new year resolution to turn all the quilt tops I had into actually finished quilts came to a grinding halt as I tried to get the machine fixed but it became very clear it was not to be.
That’s right; we now embark upon 2022 and all the twists and turns that it has to offer. Mine is full of little plans and wishes, but no firm promises!
As a quilter I am guilty of having a few projects half finished and sitting in a storage box somewhere. Now I have found a small key to creating a successful finished WIP.
The quilt has been quilted and now all that is left is to bind, but why is that always my downfall?!
When tiny pieces of fabric off-cuts threaten to overwhelm your craft space, try making little fabric stamps!
My quilting journey is also part of my therapy to help me manage my stress and anxiety levels.
Keeping a sewing room or craft space tidy can be a challenge but if you are willing to spend some time researching organizing methods, you might find a method that works for you.
Yet another project started! Working through the Farmer’s Wife 1930s Sampler Quilt by Laurie Aaron Hird, working alphabetically through all 99 blocks.
A mini quilt can be as small you you dare to go, but usually doesn’t go beyond 24”