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2026 Improv That Block Squad

2026 Blossom Improv Quilting Retreat

Quilt Guild Resources

2026 Improv That Block Squad

2026 Blossom Improv Quilting Retreat

Improv Quilting

Sketchbook 10/31/10 Sketchbook 10/31/10

Patchwork Sketchbook ~ Wire Basket

The inspiration for my quilt pattern of the week is a wire basket. See the photo and the sketch.

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Joy Has No Plan #quiltconreject 💖 I make out of spirit and I believe most makers do. In the face of rejection Spirit says, “I learned who I am by making this quilt. I discovered something amazing about myself —my beauty, my joy, my sadn

Just a knittin socks and makin pompoms! I bought a set of pompom makers and they are so much fun! Gave away these two already to neighbors @springgrovecoffee this morning.

Joy is a pompom! Also loving making socks again. It’s been a minute, bu

I love bundles!!! Check out my tips for organizing fabric to maximize flow - this is a guide specifically for improv quilters and of course we all create in unique ways. There is no one way to organize. I see a lot of space organization for productiv

I got the sock knitting bug once again! It’s been dormant for a while but I found this beautiful vintage anti-shrink wool at the thrift shop and now all I want to do this winter is knit! 🧶 I actually had to tape this yarn label pattern back t

“Joy Has No Plan”, 52 x 70 in, made with stash scraps and thrifted materials, wool batting, buttons, hand quilted with sashiko thread. This Orange Peel variation came together effortlessly during a happy time in my life, from ALL the demo

Exploring indigo and quilt-making at @taftmuseum in Cincinnati - a sneak peek from my visit yesterday with @susankingartwork.

The exhibit features stunning indigo quilts from around the world, on loan from @internationalquiltmuseum. We were thoroug

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