Janet's Quilting Blog December 2006 Archive

We have the best veterinary hospital that anyone could ask for. Everyone on staff -- vets, techs, pharmacy staff, reception, everyone -- is absolutely tops in terms of expertise, and ... Read More

We have a Baby Quilts folder here on About Quilting, but the patterns in it were designed by other people. I'd like to make a few baby quilts and write ... Read More

Hey everyone... Happy Holidays. I hope you're all having a delightful weekend. We're looking for a bit of snow at our house the day after Christmas. The mountains and trees ... Read More

You've probably seen tons of tools listed online, and in books and patterns. So you're most likely wondering which tools you really need before you can get started with your ... Read More

I think most people who join quilting block exchanges do their best to make sure the blocks they mail are accurate, but it's real common to see variations when all ... Read More

Yo yos are little gathered rosettes of fabric that can be used to make an entire quilt or for dimensional applique. They're simple to make. Give it a try--you'll find ... Read More

There are so many fun techniques for us to try, aren't there? Angelina fibers are one--wispy, hair-like strands that are bonded together with heat and applied to our quilts. I ... Read More

I'd like to introduce you to Charlie, our little Brussels Griffon and the newest model on the doggie fashion runway--at our house anyway. Poor thing, his mom has all kinds ... Read More

Here's the easy rag quilt pattern for you try. My example is sewn in Christmas colors, but I used fabrics that are generic enough to work in any season. The ... Read More

Here's a nice choice for those of you who like quilting books with a variety of projects. You'll find two quilts, plus a purse, small bags for your audio components, ... Read More