I don’t follow you just for the quilting, although that is where I started, but I love your little bits of life. Packaged and shipped well shows seller has concern for the products he sells to arrive in excellent condition. While I really enjoyed those early years of quilt focus and learned so much from your posts,And found so many other quilting blogs through your posts. I started following your blog when you first came to MO and will continue following it no matter what (maybe you will even come back to MO).

I still find many other outlets for creativity and the amount of things I want to do really outpaces my time.I’m happy to see that you will continue to blog about your other passions and will check in frequently to see what you are growing, cooking and knitting! Relax, do what needs to be done, tell us about whatever is happening in your world and I will still be reading! A book for time-challenged quilters, this resource showcases 16 quilts, and each step of the process takes about one hour to complete. I will pull it up at work about once a week, while I eat lunch or something and catch up on what Judy is up to this week. The ability to do things in Texas that you longed to do in other places but space, zoning laws (the red flag guy, haha) and weather prevented that.

Because we don't like a lot of chicken in ours, I usually just boil a plain chicken, and I think it puts a little less fat in the water. Susan had sent me a site that has little video clips so I was able to watch the video and figure out how to do the heel and the gusset and then how to do the kitchener stitch at the end.Use of these exciting design techniques turns the familiar Nine-Patch into breathtakingly original quilts. I have personally gotten any number of great recipes from you (like the easy (crustless) quiche and the canned coleslaw both of which my family loves!