This block was so incredibly fun to make!!! Thanks Josie for such a fun idea. I thought I was being all super creative with my idea and then when I went back into the group this morning I noticed that there is a block in the mosaic fairly similar to this one :) Subconscious inspiration :)
Circle Dance variation
"Kalina" by Candace Hassen takes a traditional block and reinterprets it into something new and exciting.
The CIRCLE OF FRIENDS block is characterized by its central circular motif surrounded by smaller blocks, creating a sense of unity.
My physiotherapist told me a couple of years ago to quit using flippers when swimming my laps. It was hurting my back and probably not doing...
Dies ist ein sehr langer Blogpost und meine deutschen Leserinnen möchten mir es bitte verzeihen, dass ich aus Gründen der Länge darauf verzi...
To piece the circles for the Rockabilly Baby quilt, I sewed full circles into the background fabric. Today, I thought I’d share with you how I put them together via a photo tutorial. The circ…
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I have been travelling about with my family for the last couple of weeks or so, and consequently have been away from my computer & blog. A v...
Recently I shared one of my favorite, lesser-known, and all-too-often-forgotten-about quilting techniques . If you were to ask me, I would ...
By Cara Cansler Inset Circle Supplies 6 ½” square of background material 5” square of circle material Freezer Paper Stick Glue Compass or a circl
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Get ready to take your curved patchwork to a new level by piecing with full circles in your next quilting project!
Today Christine and I are off to view a private collection of costumes, needlework tools and lace. I can't wait. I'm sure we will both bl...
I finished my circle quilt (I don't have a name for this one yet) and used a panto design called Raindrops. It seemed appropriate for all the rain we are getting. This afternoon I had a window of about 15 minutes of blue sky to take a few pictures. It has a spot hanging in my Shack for now, I'm not sure how long it will stay there as I might have other plans for it. The Raindrops panto was a free one off Lisa Calle's website, here is the link. I just printed it out 18 times and taped together in two rows to make this size of a panto. I have more exciting news today. Do you remember the photos my husband took of the Northern Lights this winter, well our neighbor Ron is a wonderful painter and he made an oil painting of Tim's picture. Well I saw the painting for the first time today and just fell in love with it. Ron was more than happy to make a deal with me on it. It is so great to have a painting by Ron and one that has personal meaning to us. I LOVE IT!!! I found the perfect spot. And I'm sure Ron's wife Raye will be very happy with the deal we struck....yes she is a quilter and a regular client of mine! :)
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Yep, it's all Instagram's fault I haven't posted in a while. A couple of months back I met up with some ladies from a Facebook Group I am...
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People have been posting these denim circle quilts (I use them for pillows and totes) and not realizing how simple they are to make and thinking they are...
So this project was started awhile ago but then my iron broke (one too many tumbles off the ironing board) and I had to put it on pa...
