Make quilts. Use fabric. Have fun.
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Do you love fabric? Have you collected enough to last a lifetime? It's time to use that fabric, make some quilts, and have fun doing it.
I am so glad you are here. My goal is to provide fun, easy patterns that will help you get your stash off the shelf and into a quilt. Have loads of UFOs and WIPs? I can help motivate you to finish those too.
I love to share tips and techniques that I have learned over the years that will help you make quilts more quickly and with greater accuracy.
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Welcome!
I am so happy to have you here. I am Rhonda and quilting has been my passion for over 30 years. Like many of you, I have reached the point of SABLE (Stash Accumulation Beyond Life Expectancy).
I love working with fabric and making quilts. My quilts tend to be simple designs that allow the fabric to do the heavy lifting. Over the years I've made hundreds of quilts and hope to make hundreds more. I hope you will look around the website and find some inspiration to create your own beautiful quilts.
This website is a work in progress. Over the next couple of months I will add some tutorials, tips, and techniques that will encourage you to try some new things. I hope you stop back often to take a look around and see what's new.
Latest Posts
Summer Sewing Part 4: Tula Pink City Sampler
Again this year, Angie from Gnome Angel hosted the Instagram challenge #100days100blocks2017 featuring the 100 blocks in Tula Pink City Sampler book. Every day I eagerly checked Instagram to see all the beautiful blocks. I don’t know how many people…
Summer Sewing Part 3: Retreat! String Piecing and More
In March I received an email saying I got into the Jo’s Country Junction retreat with Bonnie Hunter. I was beyond excited! When the retreat projects were announced, the excitement waned just a bit. One was String Spiderweb. I know…
Summer Sewing Part 2: Wedding Quilts
It seems like summer is for weddings so that means wedding quilts. Two of our nephews got married this summer and I made wedding quilts for both of them. It was fun to pick fabrics and designs for each couple…
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Here you can find photos of some of the quilts I have made over the years. I hope to do better going forward about photographing projects as I complete them!