….your Lonestar block lies completely FLAT! No lumps or bumps. Now that’s what I’m talking about! 🙂 Happy Monday everyone!
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First, I simply can’t begin to say THANK YOU enough to each and every one of you who stopped by to leave a comment here on my blog about the new book and/or my new website. I read each and every one and your words truly touched my heart.
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They’re here — at last! Welcome to the release of my third book, Jelly Roll Quilt Magic, and the launch of my all-new website: quilting.kimberlyeinmo.com! I can hardly believe it. This has been in the works for months! I hope you like them — my new book
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And I can hardly stand the wait! If you’ve tried to log onto my website recently, you were greeted with this. Pretty cool, huh? Wish I could tell you more, but you’ll just have to check back. Or better yet, enter your email address on the link
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of our furry friends. I did not put Poppy there. She burrowed in between the folds of my quilt all by herself, thank you very much. And then she was indignant when I questioned her about it. Sheesh. My self-appointed, Quality Control Manager, Tuffy, at his usual post.
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I think one of these is on the agenda for later today. Yummo. I saw a suspicious looking box wrapped in a Wrights Bakery plastic bag and hidden behind some condiments in the fridge this morning. Oh boy, oh boy…..looks like its going to be a wonderful day!
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The weather outside is positively overcast, oppressively humid, and incredibly dreary. But I’m enjoying a lovely, cool, Sunday afternoon inside my studio cutting these luscious melon-colored, batik fabrics. For what, you might ask? In preparation for constructing a brand new mystery quilt I’ve designed for the 2012 AQS Quilt
Read more →I knew better. Honestly, I knew better than to begin piecing a block at 10:30pm at night. While I was trying to multi-task. I was trying to get caught up on the laundry. And bake and frost a special homemade Orea birthday cake for DH. I didn’t use
Read more →What do you do with the seemingly endless miles of binding while you’re in the process of sewing it on by machine? For years, I simply wound it around my fingers into an oval “ball” and then let it sit in my lap as I tried to manage
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