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From quilters and crafters to your everyday loved ones, I have ideas for you! Fill stockings with fun, pretty, useful items, and don’t forget your own.

In our family, stockings are a cherished main event on Christmas morning. But let’s be real, it’s usually only a couple of us (myself and Christopher) buying and preparing. If you’re like us, this list is going to ...


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Bohin’s Mandala Threader is a practical threader with a thick wire to use with bigger needles (such as Chenille and ...


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Connie Harris shared photos of her Blooming Joy quilt that are just wonderful! Thank you, Connie, for sharing your quilt with us and for all your kind words.

Connie wrote:

I thought you might like to see the pics of my light background version of Blooming Joy. The quilter was Jane Hauprich. I loved doing this quilt, but will always have FOMO because...


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A new project for this week’s winner — Instructions to make Scrap Adventure Baskets and a Nantucket Noel mini charm set to get you started.

Leave a comment/reply on this blog post to enter the drawing. (To leave a comment, click the icon that looks like a ‘thought bubble’ at the top, right, of the post.) A winner will be chosen by the random number generator to...


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Linda Johnson sent me this photo of her fabulous finished Bullseye quilt — it’s amazing! Each ring is exciting and they all look so good together. Well done, Linda, and thank you for sharing your quilt with us!

Linda wrote:

I like to make quilts that look more complicated than they really are. It was fun to pick the next ring’s fabric and see th...


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