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Category Archives: batik confections
October 24th- Family Celebrations
This has been a very busy time for the Ramrath and Randall family. Since my last post my parents celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary on October 11th. My daughter celebrated her birthday on the 12th. My hubby celebrated his birthday … Continue reading
Curvalicious Baby Toy
Have you ever purchased a ruler and decided to use it in a unique way? Not the way the pattern was written? It happens to me all the time. Does the designer mind? Of course not! Inspiring you by a … Continue reading
Curvilious – Part 1
June is the month for an Island Batik quilt with curves. I have made two projects for this month’s challenge. The first project was inspired by a pattern by Caroline Reardon which I read about in the May / June … Continue reading
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Tagged curved piecing, Island Batik
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Shazam! New Modern Pattern
Do you love a challenge? I do. Being an Island Batik Ambassador, I receive a monthly challenge. May’s challenge is to design a Modern Quilt using the fabrics from our January box delivery. What comes to mind when you hear … Continue reading
Adventurous Applique
This month as an Island Batik Ambassador, I was challenged to create a small quilt and be adventurous with applique. If you remember last month, I tried mini English Paper Piecing the Dresden Plate. This month, I combined Clamshell English … Continue reading
Posted in #MQX, batik confections, finished project, free motion quilting, guild talks, Island Batik, quilt bindings, Uncategorized
Tagged #islandbatiks, #MQX2017
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“Gal”entines Day!
This is not a typo! I’ve been informed that Feb. 13th is “Gal”entine’s Day. It’s a day to celebrate our girlfriends! In celebration this year I was challenged to make a mug rug from specific fabrics in my Island Batik … Continue reading
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Tagged #islandbatiks, free motion quilting
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Adhesives: A Sticky Situation
According to the gluehistory.com: Did you know that Birch -bark – tar was used to bind rocks together? Did you know that one square inch of superglue can hold one ton? Glues and adhesives is an 11 billion dollar industry. … Continue reading
Country Village Quilters Guild
Yesterday I drove to Moultonborough, NH to share my quilting journey with 75 ladies from two quilting guilds. These two guilds are only two towns away from each other. One makes hundreds of quilts for Veterans and the … Continue reading
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Tagged grandmother's love, opportunity knocks, quilting guilds, speakers
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Vending in NH
The Merrimack Valley Quilters Guild invited me to vend at their show this past week. It was a beautiful drive to southern NH where I use to live. I enjoyed every moment. I must say that the vendor committee was … Continue reading
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Worcester Sewing Expo
I just returned from the Worcester Sewing Expo where I was an invited guest, demonstrating the “confetti” technique and selling patterns and kits, at the the Bo-Nash Booth #213. I also tried to entertain a few sewing enthusiasts with … Continue reading
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