Helen is going to start a Stitched Sunday and today is the first day. If you are interested click the link and see what she has to offer. She is starting with the basics today.
Our dear blogging friend Kaaren (The Painted Quilt) is going through one of life's rough patches. If you'd like to be a part of cheering her up and showing her some bloggy love please visit Allie at
Allie Oops Sweet Happy Life for a quick and easy way to help out.
We are making a simple square in a square block......so simple indeed that I sewed my corner on the WRONG side of the fabric! I'm getting rusty already! LOL
Easy to do. I made one last week but wasn't happy with it so I re-made it yesterday, like the new one much better.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links. It looks like Helen's advice and posts will be just the thing this rusty/dusty stitcher needs.
ReplyDeleteAnd Kaaren will definitely be helped with a bit of cheer from her quilting companions, near and far.
Oh I will have to drop in on the embroidery lessons if I am to embroider my quilt labels! Thanks Lori!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links. I made my block on Friday and it will go in the mail Monday Morning. I wish the best for Kaaren.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the links. I love to embroider, but I use just a few stitches.
ReplyDeleteI'm intrigued with the embroidery encouragement--handwork is always so relaxing. Thanks for the heads up.
ReplyDeleteRusty already, oh no! Well, you're already familiar with a seam ripper, I see :)
I had added Helen's blog to my favorites already. I too would love to just learn to embroider decently! A great project for Kaaren...thanks for the link.
ReplyDeleteI am so excited about Helen's blog - now that I have that nice little wool stash I need to know some stitches to go along with it!
ReplyDeleteI put a block in the mail for Kaaren last week. I know the quilt will bring some sunshine to her days.
I've done that - doh!
ReplyDeleteWhen I make a mistake like that, I take it personally that it's time to quit sewing for the day! I quit a lot!
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