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Fixing it now

Wednesday, April 30, 2008

On my mind today: Fixing little things before they become big problems. A bit of background to this one: I called the landlady today to talk with her about a few things that need to get taken care of before they take off for Canada in the middle of May. One [...]

Speaking of visual chaos…

Tuesday, April 8, 2008

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Yes, we’re here in the new house near Heidelberg finally, and the move is “over,” sort of. I’ve been busting my butt plowing through the mountains of boxes, and trying to get organized in the new space. “Mountains” is not an exaggeration, by the way. I continue to be amazed at the [...]

A New System for Magazines and Much Hoo Ah!

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

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When we got the bad news about how much stuff the moving company estimated that we have in our house, I culled books from the library mercilessly. Quilting books were not exempt, either. I also thought that the many back issues of American Quilter, Quilter’s Newsletter Magazine, McCalls Quilting, and a couple of [...]

A Series of Unrelated Rants

Monday, March 10, 2008

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Why?? Because that’s what I’m feeling like today. And these probably have nothing to do with quilting, unfortunately. I’d even be happy to be working on some quilting project that wasn’t going well, as opposed to not quilting at all, which is how it is right now. Anyway, Rant #1: Six weeks [...]

Just Inching along…

Saturday, March 1, 2008

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…in more ways than one. On the creative side, here’s the latest batch of Inchies (click to see them bigger): I started this small set with the sample chunk of Fast2Fuse that I [...]

Looking forward to new projects & better shopping

Sunday, February 17, 2008

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Today we took off for Heidelberg to go to the Arts & Crafts Center, where they have all the quilting fabrics and supplies, to pick up a quilt book that my good friend Liz recommended. She said that making a One Block Wonder was great fun, and it sounded intriguing, so I thought I’d [...]