life lived creatively
Today I’m sharing a quilting first for me – a whole cloth quilt! I’ve never made a quilt that had no piecing on the front & it was an interesting experience. Especially since the front fabric was a solid color, no print at all. I also thread sketched the name on it & it had […] Read more…
It’s time for the next challenge in the 2019 Maker Finish-Along! March was all about making making time for making, so we don’t become cranky cranks! We also picked a UFO to focus on & finish for the month. For the April challenge we will be picking another UFO to finish & focusing on using […] Read more…
Today I’m joining the Fat Quarter Shop for a remix of the Milk Cow Kitchen Towel pattern. This is an easy way to dress up your kitchen & keep those dish towels in place. Let’s take a look at my version of this fun & easy pattern! Check out the original post over at the […] Read more…
It’s time for the next challenge in the 2019 Maker Finish-Along! February was all about making sure we take breaks for crafty stretching. This will keep us from injuring ourselves & help us be able to make more things! We also picked a UFO to focus on & finish for the month. For the March […] Read more…
It’s past time for another favorites post, especially since the past 2 weeks have been extra crazy! I need to stop & remind myself of the good stuff! These posts are just about the things I’m loving right now & things that make my day a little better. It’s always good to look around for […] Read more…
Welcome to the February Pinterest Challenge Blog Hop, hosted by My Pinterventures. The purpose of this Pinterest Challenge is to motivate all the participants of this hop {and y’all too} to not just pin, but to make it happen! Look below for a list of past challenges. Past Challenges Only one to show for this […] Read more…
This weekend I was thinking about things I needed to make for my kitchen. The first thing that came to mind was hot pads! I have a set of cast iron enamel pots & several cast iron pans that can get too hot to handle real quick. Usually I just wrap up a dish towel […] Read more…