Monthly Archives: February 2014

This one really got me. Really??? One seam Flying Geese??? Yes, and Ricky (as he always does) show us how to make them in a way that makes sense and makes us think we can do it as well. Then … Continue reading →

Another cool 3D block is the old Bow Tie. Little pockets of interest. It is funny, have you ever watched a dad “help” the kids with the Christmas toys? We adults love the interesting little nooks and crannies as much … Continue reading →

In the quest for dimensional sewing, I found a whole world of the Japanese take on fabric folding. As stereotypical, the Japanese version of 3D is more intricate, takes more time to master and is (in my opinion) much more … Continue reading →

Quilting has a tradition as a very utilitarian craft. We need warmth. Quilts provide it. Thankfully, we also feel the need to be creative and beautify our functional tools. And quilting is the perfect vehicle to be expressive and utilitarian. … Continue reading →