Continued from  Zipper Bags Simplified: Part 1  Zipper Bags Simplified: Part 2 Zipper Bags Simplified: Part 3 My edges lin...

Continued from  Zipper Bags Simplified:  Part 1 and  Part 2 Replace the sewn pieces on your workspace in the same position. ...

This is a continuation of Zipper Bags Simplified: Part 1  of 4 Press with a warm iron staying away from the nylon teeth. A h...

Zipper bags are one of my favorite things to make. I have tried to produce the simplest tutorial to help even a beg...

I thought my little orphan block would be  helped by framing. There were some darker strips  that I’d decided were a bit  too dark,...

Do you remember this Falling Star  block I was  working with   a few weeks ago? I thought it would make a quick practice piec...

I'm proud to say the tote is done.  The handles are on, and it's ready for service.  No more travelling in blue Ikea bags ...

I finished this little quilt top this afternoon. I'm SO happy how it turned out. I think it says, "Baby!", and neither gi...

My daughter requested a dog bed for a friend. Could it be something edgy for one very feisty dog? I love the Zombie fabric, and luckily...

Even I have to snicker to myself when I say that I really enjoy the look of low volume quilts. Super-color-saturated-me! Perhaps it...