About Me
Welcome to my blog! I'm so glad you stopped by to check out all the good, the bad and the ugly tumbling around in my head!
Don't waste any more time wondering if you're good enough. Come join me - because you most certainly are.
All the best - Chris
Posts Galore!
- A Bunch of Tutorials
- Burying Thread Ends
- Chain-Piecing
- Fabric Bucket
- Fabric Greeting Cards
- Fabric Paper
- Free-Motion Quilting (FMQ)
- French Seam
- Hanging Sleeve for Quilt
- Herringbone Quilt
- HST (half-square triangles)
- Machine Reverse Applique
- Machine Stitched Binding
- Melon Head Headbands
- Optic Squares Tutorial
- Painting Fabric with Glue Resist
- Painting Watercolor Fabric
- QAYG – Quilting in Sections, Adding Borders
- QAYG with Narrow Strips
- Simple Quilted Laptop Sleeve
- Simple Trapunto
- Stamp Carving
- Stitch and Flip Strip Quilt
- Basics
- Done!
- In Process
- Inspiration
- Projects
- Sketchbook Challenge
- Uncategorized
- A Bunch of Tutorials
Archives
Tag Archives: ATC’s and Greeting Cards
A Peaceful Process (not so much)
Let’s just review what it took to get to this small finish, shall we? The Challenge: a small ornament to exchange for the Indianapolis Modern Quilt Guild December meeting. The Idea: Quilting Arts, January 2011, Improve Your Quilting Through Repetition … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Design Choices, Fabric Greeting Cards, Inspiration
Tagged ATC's and Greeting Cards, Completed!, My Inspiration
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Cleaning Up! {and making Fabric Paper!}
Put a fork in me, I’m done. I’m SO overdue to get my crap cleaned up back to my little workroom I went to clean up and clear out so we we could, like, host guests this Thanksgiving! (Um, yes, … Continue reading
Posted in A Bunch of Tutorials, Done!, Fabric Paper, Inspiration
Tagged ATC's and Greeting Cards, Completed!
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More Loosey-Goosey Greeting Card Tutorials!
Posted in Fabric Greeting Cards
Tagged ATC's and Greeting Cards, Silk Painting with Resist
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Crossroads Project: Time to Assess Progress
Time to take a look at WIP(s) progress: Crossroads quilt: Total number of 10 1/2″ blocks needed: 100 Blocks completed: 81 Fabric inventory requirements: Will have enough of the proper prints. Barely. KF HST scrap quilt: Total number of 3 … Continue reading
“Quick” Project for a Lovely Lady
I have a couple of projects “on the table” so to speak, but a very special lady, Ruth-Joy, is celebrating her 89th birthday this week and that calls for a very special greeting card! I cleared off a space on … Continue reading
Back to Work! (Kind of)
After a glorious week in Asheville, NC – during which I did NOTHING! ZIP! ZERO! NADA! on either my sketchbook or anything remotely creative – I came back ready for a fresh start. So in a fit of undirected energy, … Continue reading
Posted in Basics, Design Choices, In Process, Inspiration
Tagged ATC's and Greeting Cards, My Inspiration
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A Change of Pace – Stamp Carving
I’ve been working on my black and white optic squares quilt and completely neglected all my other projects. Since I’m now to the point of figuring how to quilt it (what color thread should I use? Does black thread look … Continue reading
Butterfly Card Flies Away
“How does one become a butterfly?” she asked. “You must want to fly so much that you are willing to give up being a caterpillar.” from Hope for the Flowers by Trina Paulus All the best – Chris
Posted in Done!, Fabric Greeting Cards
Tagged ATC's and Greeting Cards, Completed!, My Inspiration, Sketchbook
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Fabric Greeting Cards – a Loosey-Goosey Tutorial
I love to make my own greeting cards! And there’s lots of reasons to do so: You probably have just about everything that you need already on hand. Yippee for not spending more money on supplies! It can be a … Continue reading
Quilting on the Side – Challenges with Challenges, ATC’s and Bottle Head Dolls
I’m at a standstill on the Stitch and Flip Strip Quilt with Bernina back in the shop again, so it’s time to pull out some small projects and you see what’s cookin’ on the side. Perhaps you remember the Transformation … Continue reading

