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Quilting - Piece a table mat and 4 matching coasters using a hexagon in the center instead of the traditional square. Fussy-cut the hexagon for an added touch. This e-pattern was originally published in Inspiration for Precuts. Size: Table Mat: 15 3/4' x 13 3/4'. Coaster: 4 1/4' x 3 3/4'. Skill Level: Experienced - #EQ00532

I just can't get enough of these fun sewing machine blocks from Deana! They won the most clicks in our Show Off Saturday Linky Party this week and I'm so glad because now we can all find out how to get the pattern for FREE:)

Set of 4 Dresden plate quilt coasters They are hand pieced and appliqued. Used 100% cotton Moda fabrics and nicely padded with a layer of cotton batting. Designed with pointed dresen plate in center of circle and decorated with flower petals on the edge. The coaster measures approximately 5" circle (3) , 6.5" circle(1) Perfect for coutry theme houseware or kitchen. These would make great gifts for new homeownder or just for your self. ★Handmade from smoke free, pet free studio. ★Please…

The sale is tomorrow!! It's been a fun week full of cutting and sewing! I absolutely LOVE crafting and hope everyone enjoys seeing what all I have been working on lately! As promised, here is a small sneak peek of some items I love to create... A QAYG Bloomin' Pillow Persimmons Delight Quilt Anna Marie Horner makes some of my most favorite fabric collections! I couldn't resist making a couple quilts: Folk Song Quilts. And one of my most favorite quilt patters.... The Dresden!! I love this…

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Here's another Zakka project that was really straightforward for a paper-piecing-phobe like myself. As often happens, choosing the fabrics I...

Hi! Are you all ready to break up with winter yet?? Before I get going with this post, I wanted to thank you for all of your sweet comments on my last post, and to clarify my closing question. After reading your comments, it occurred to me that you thought I was asking you to tell me which of MY projects was your favorite, which sounds super conceited. Which I hope I'm not. What I was trying to ask was what is your favorite thing that YOU have made. My writing skills need some help. Hope…

Hello everyone!! I know coffee filter wreaths have been around the internet for a while, but this is my first attempt. I love how it came out...it's a super easy project and inexpensive too...about $3.00. I'll show you how to make it and my do's and don'ts too.

Assemble a 6" coffee cup block.

I planned to show you WIP, but as I started this mug rug, I was working on it until the end :) Here it is (you can compare it directly with the project): How do you like it? Hugs

Firstly I have to share my lovely SSCS gift from Steffi in Germany. This gift will grace our Christmas table in coming years. It is so nice and cheery. Not only that, it matches the tree ornament. Thanks Steffi and thanks to Chookyblue for one again organising the Swap. Now that Marica in Sweden has opened her parcel I can share what I sent on its way. We had a nice, relaxing day on Christmas Day. Various friends and family called in during the morning. We then tucked into a baked Christmas…