Hand Made Karma

I finally finished the Farmer’s Wife quilt and it is on the guest room bed!  I looked back and it took over 4 years from start to finish, b...

I had a hard time deciding what type of quilt to make for Nick, who graduated from college last week.  He has many interests and majored in ...

I don't even know how long ago I started working on this quilt, but I was inspired by the pictures on the Pink Caramel blog .  The blog ...

I completed my fourth round, cog, rosette (whatever you want to call it) for the La Passacaglia quilt.  Continuing in my quest to complete ...

About a month ago, I shared my first round or rosette of the La Passacaglia quilting endeavor, so here is my second!  Following along with ...

As promised in my previous post in English Paper Piecing , here is the first medallion (or rosette) in my venture into La Passacaglia. ...

I've come to the edges on my English Paper Piecing trial run! You can see my journey so far with English Paper Piecing . I'm ...

Back in January I shared my thoughts on English Paper Piecing , something I started after being drawn into what I had been seeing from other...

For several months now I keep getting drawn into research on English Paper Piecing (EPP).  So, I finally decided to dive in.  I've done ...

When my sister and I discovered that our Mother had saved her father's ties, disassembled them, and was using them for crazy quilting, w...

Too many years ago to even remember, I made this wall quilt for my sister.  It's the first introduction I had to Strip Piecing, in this ...

I am immensely proud of the first quilt I ever made. Lady of the Lake It was back in the 1980's and probably took be about 6-9 mo...