The Reflection
This is my last triangle block to complete, and I can’t help but reflect on how far I’ve come. Between the triangular block shape and that one spot where six […]
This is my last triangle block to complete, and I can’t help but reflect on how far I’ve come. Between the triangular block shape and that one spot where six […]
Social media algorithms have recently decided that I’m neurodivergent. I don’t know that this is actually true, but the posts aimed at neurodivergent people do speak to me, and it’s […]
I’m nearing the end of my Dear Jane journey (or at least the piecing leg of my journey), but I still sometimes get stuck in that same old trap. And […]
I had originally planned to do this triangle block later (let’s face it, I was not looking forward to the appliqué). But as I waited for the leaves to fall […]
In this triangle block, I’m using one of three new green fabrics I found at the scrap extravaganza! Since I worked on this block on the first day of fall […]
Perhaps genteel ladies didn’t acknowledge cleavage in the 1860s, so Jane meant the piece at the base of this block to represent something less risqué. But I can’t unsee it. […]
Just in case my previous block doesn’t count for the month of tiny triangles (since I started it in June, even though I finished it in July), I picked out […]
At the end of April, I was so far ahead of my self-imposed schedule (I’d already finished my “May” quilting goals), that I decided it was time to tackle this […]
This triangle block was stitched together in one afternoon during Spring retreat. The construction is fairly simple, once you work out which pieces to sew together first, so that you […]
When I sat down to start on this triangle block, I saw I had written down a note for this block that said simply “interlocking circles fabric from Becca?”. I […]
Originally I had planned to make this triangle block in a fabric I’ve used elsewhere that has oval outlines on it. But when I actually sat down to cut out the […]
This triangle block has so many tiny pointy pieces: little pieced slivers in the middle of the block, plus the world’s pointiest appliqué sliver at the top of the triangle. […]