Ready to begin a new quilting project? I thought this quilt looked so comfy in the picture, I wanted to share the McCall's pattern link with you. According to McCall's Quilting Web Site, "This dreamy quilt features fabrics from the Fancy Hill Farm Collection by Robyn Pandolph for RJR Fabrics." The finished quilt size is 66" X 82". Robyn Pandolph's fabrics have always been a favorite of mine; not to be disappointed, I love the Fancy Hill Farm Collection.
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Saturday, December 17, 2011
McCall's Crimson Pinwheels Free Quilt Pattern
Ready to begin a new quilting project? I thought this quilt looked so comfy in the picture, I wanted to share the McCall's pattern link with you. According to McCall's Quilting Web Site, "This dreamy quilt features fabrics from the Fancy Hill Farm Collection by Robyn Pandolph for RJR Fabrics." The finished quilt size is 66" X 82". Robyn Pandolph's fabrics have always been a favorite of mine; not to be disappointed, I love the Fancy Hill Farm Collection.
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Holiday House Internet Walk
The joy of decorating for the holidays!!! Tomorrow we will be putting up our Christmas tree...can't wait to have the house sparkling with white lights. I just finished organizing the living room to make room for the tree.
Interested in viewing decorated homes? Jennifer Rizzo's Blog called, The Inspired Room, is having a Holiday House Walk. Holly Mathis Interiors (see picture and link below) is the home featured today, day 6. Hope you get inspired.
Tuesday, December 6, 2011
Work Space Wishes
Is a new work space at the top of your wish list? If your answer is yes, then I totally understand the planning process.
Step 1:
What steps do I need to take to design the perfect studio? There is only so much time and money, so the initial design needs to fit my needs.
Step 2:
The next step in planning begins with "investigating blogs." Absolutely a fun step! Do I have some wonderful ideas to share!!! So many of the studios, I have shared, are for paper crafting, but the same ideas can easily accommodate the quilters. Click here for storage ideas and additional studio pics...
Check out two of the blogs I investigated:
Create plan and go shopping for supplies.
Step 4:
Time to get busy working on my plan. Wish me luck!!!
PS: Wish I had room for the tables in the pics above...a gal can dream.
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