Thursday
February 23rd
2006
Quilt Art Gifts@Dreamweaver’s Quilts is now open and ready for business. Shop the store for custom shirts, notecards, mugs, journals and more, all featuring your favorite DreamWeaver’s Quilts artwork by yours truly, Nadine Ruggles. Any of these items will make great gifts for that quilter in your life, or a special treat for yourself! Patterns and instruction books are also on the way. Check it out!
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Monday
February 20th
2006
Have you been told by your quilting friends never to use that blue washout marker? Or worse, tried it on your quilt, and then couldn’t get the marks out?? I was gulled into that trap by the bad publicity these markers were getting some years back, too. Now the blue marker is one of my favorite marking tools, and here’s why: Read the rest of this entry »
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Friday
February 17th
2006
Students in my classes always ask what type of batting I use. I really love Hobbs Heirloom Wool batting. I used to be a Hobbs Polydown girl, because I like my quilts slightly puffy, and you can’t get that from cotton (unless you want to do trapunto, which is way too labor intensive for me most times!). However, poly batting can be slightly slippery (think of those old polyester shirts and pants, folks!), Read the rest of this entry »
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