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Welcome “Peanut” Sutton
It’s been almost 6 months since I said goodbye to Milkshake and I haven’t thought about getting another dog until last month. Chelsea and our Tweety cat have become good friends, and Tweety spends a lot of time giving Chelsea “head butts.” But Tweety can’t go on walks or car rides with her, and he doesn’t help her bark at the…
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Let’s Make 101 Maple Street!
I was visiting Lori Holt’s blog and saw how she walks you through each of her quilt blocks. It really seems helpful and I’m not sure why I never thought of doing this myself. I’ve put it in my memory banks for my next block of the month. Right now I’m waiting on fabric to arrive for my next market line and I have…
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Moda does it best!
Moda does it best! I love designing fabrics for them, and every time a new Bunny Hill line ships from Moda I get excited. There’s nothing like seeing bolts and pre-cuts arrive at my door. 101 Maple Street is finally here, and our website is filled with bundles, charm packs, mini charms and of course quilt kits! I love starting…
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More snow happy hearts
April, May and June Snow Happy Hearts are up on the website and blog, ready for you to make! Here’s April… May… and June: You’ll find the patterns for these under our “free” section on my blog or website. I have the biggest urge to just stop everything I’m working on and make another set of these hearts. …
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Snow Happy Hearts are back
If you missed Snow Happy Hearts the first time, I’m giving them again. You’ll get free heart patterns on the 5th of each month until all 12 are in your happy applique hands. Don’t miss out! The first three are ready now. Just click on the “free” link at the top of this blog or on the “free” page on…
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Vintage Brick Mold
Thought I’d share my latest purchase with you, a vintage brick mold that I found while shopping at Terrain. If you haven’t been to one of their stores or browsed their website, you’re in for a treat! It’s my favorite place to shop for gardening, decorating, terrariums, and so much more. Terrain uses this vintage brick mold as a container for succulents.…
