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The paella, the crazy pyrotechnics of Las Fallas, the vibrant colors... what's not to love about Valencia?!

I was dragged to Charleston kicking and screaming, never dreaming what lay in store.

I never really cared to visit Amsterdam, or at least, it wasn’t on the top of my travel bucket list. So when my husband, friends, and I traveled to Germany for a wedding, we collectively deci…

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Santa Teresa is a small beach town off the beaten path, with rugged roads and beautiful beaches.  Many locals travel on quad runners or bicycles with surf boards in tow.  The main activities in Santa Teresa include surfing, hanging at the beach and yoga.

Have you seen the mini charm packs by Moda?! Cuter than buttons, I tell you. I recently acquired one in Vintage Modern by Bonnie & Camille and knew it would be perfect for the baby doll quilt I have been hankering to make for Olive. Materials Needed: Mini charm pack (Forty-two 2.5″ squares)  One fat quarter neutral fabric  One fat quarter border fabric    3/4 yard back fabric   32 x 32″ batting scrap One fat quarter binding fabric Cutting: From the neutral fabric, cut eighteen 2.5 x 4.5″ blocks. From the border fabric, cut four strips 3 x 22″. From the binding fabric, cut five strips 2.5 x 22″.  Instructions: You will need 36 out of 42 of the mini charm pack squares. Arrange them in pairs and alternate with a neutral 2.5 x 4.5″ block as indicated below. Once the blocks are all arranged to your liking, sew the blocks of the top row together using 1/4″ seam allowance. (Assume 1/4″ seam allowance unless otherwise stated.) Press open the seams with a heated iron. Repeat to sew the blocks of each row together.  Next, you’ll sew all of those pretty rows together–lining up the seams and pinning in place beforehand.  To add a border, you will need the four strips 3 x 22″ cut from the border fabric. Sew a strip to the longer sides of the quilt-top first. Trim the excess to line up with the quilt sides. Add strips to the adjacent sides. I’ve got a crush on that pink and white houndstooth print. After that, you will need the batting and back fabric. After starching and ironing the quilt-top and back fabric, baste all layers together using a sticky basting spray. Insert safety pins throughout to prevent the layers from shifting during quilting. Quilt as desired. I installed my darning foot, lowered the feed dogs, and moved the quilt around to make nice squiggly lines. See my freemotion tutorial for a more comprehensive look at this step. After quilting is completed, Trim the batting and back fabric to line up with the edge of the quilt-top.  To add the binding, you will need the five strips 2.5 x 22″ cut from the binding fabric. Next, check out my skinny binding tutorial for complete steps on adding the binding. I love the look of a hand-stitched binding! Cute little puckers. Olive squealed when I showed her Dolly’s blanket.   She makes such a cute little mama.  That is one happy Dolly.

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We have one thing in common, Adolf Hitler and I, we both feel “Munich is the city closest to my…

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Charmed by the Bartender is the debut novel by secret duo Piper Rayne, I adored this enemies to lovers romance.

Shop tmdbows's closet or find the perfect look from millions of stylists. Fast shipping and buyer protection. Bomb Party - Charmed By You Ring New. Never worn. Pet and smoke free home Genuine Black Onyx Rhodium plating Retail price $144 Size 7

I am so pumped to get our week of oh-so-lovely affairs started. First up this beautiful Monday morn is Grant and Vanessa’s colonial chic wedding. I have been swooning over this celebration ev…

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South Carolina quilter Cheryl Brickey finds precut fabrics offer a palette for creating quilts of all kinds, from traditional to modern. Just add ingenuity and a bit of contrast.

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