I found this flannel log cabin in a vintage shop some years ago.  It is small, about 30" square. The red centers are only 1/2...

Here is a vintage treasure from the RHQEtsy shop : Full silk quilt! Trip Around the World patched in silk, with silk panels for back...

Did I say one? How about, TWO more quilts from our show! These are sew unique, I knew you wouldn't want to miss them: This is the ...

Schooled! To me, this is a fun word. Means I'm not too old to keep learning. Here is what I learned at Guild this month:  rail ba...

My favorite quilt models just stopped by! Now I can show you two vintage covers I have been gifted. Very windy afternoon, quilt models ...

  I found a too well used but really lovely Depression Era Northern Star quilt when I was vintage hunting with my neighbor Mary this S...

Bunting and garlands are my favorite way to decorate. Here is a quick quilty springtime project, good for fat quarter or scraps. Finish wi...

You wouldn't believe the 11 steps I have to take to get pictures out of my phone. So, hope you enjoy these: Can you name this block fo...

Gilbert Historical Museum quilt show, The Art of Quilting , starts tomorrow. When I visited the museum this month, I hadn't expected t...

Here is my last post on our trip to Sedona to visit Audrey's quilt exhibit . This is Mom's favorite quilt at Cocopah North , a bead...

This is Audrey Waite. She is a great quilter, who very kindly invited me and Mom to see quilts in Sedona. Cocopah North Beads, Shells &...