This is my latest pouch made. It is relatively large, and the starting point is the Open Wide Pouch by Noodlehead. I made the exterior using...

 Holloween is in a month's time, and those kind of projects are popping up all over Instagram. I have made two Halloween quilts in my ea...

 Last year I took up tatting again and made this cute little project "wreath" with my shuttle. I mounted it on a piece of Liberty ...

   I made a little pouch from scraps and stash. For me this was a new method of making these particular flying geese. I probably won't m...

Some time ago I won three FQs of this cute fabric line in a giveaway. Unfortunately I have lost the name of the line and designer, maybe som...

A couple of days ago I took a deep-dive into my selvage bin and admired all the great designs. The selvages are way too pretty to be put...

As a lot of quilters probably experiences, there are a lot of scraps in the cutting process that can be used for something if you save th...

In August I won a giveaway by Sandy from the blog Upstairs Hobby Room. The prize was a kit and pattern for making the Zip-Up Tray Pouch ...

When I saw Heidi Staples' tutorial for the Trinket Case on her blog  FabricMutt , I knew I had to make it.  I am working a lot in 3D, 2D...

Here is my first finish for July; made in a break in-between quilting of the wedding gift. The pattern is the Open Wide Zippered Pouch  b...

A colleague of mine was in Istanbul, Turkey, earlier this year. When she came home she gave me three fabrics she had bought there, quilting ...

I made a little zippered pouch of one of the fabrics of Lynette Anderson's fabric lines, Mending Fences. I have plans for this litt...

I have to confess, I have not been mad about ruffles, but hey, should I always work in my comfort zone? Why not challenge myself? This is ...