Not a lot of sewing action this September, but a lot of progress was made on my first quilt pattern. Come catch-up with me on my sewing adventures this September.

August didn't see much use of my scraps...or my stash...but I wrapped up a quilt and spent time with my quilt bestie on a shop hop!

An overview of my sewing in July. How I did staying true to my “only scraps and stash” commitment.

I’m about to embark on a journey of makin quilts only from my stash and scraps. This blog gives background on how I got there and the rules I’m setting for myself. Come take a read and join in!

My July color palette brings out the bright summer orange and yellow with hints of green. Come read more about this months color, fabric, and book review of “The Essex Serpent.”

June 2023’s color palette is inspired by T. Kingfisher’s “What Moves the Dead.” Come read my review of the book, fabric pulls, and blocks made using the cover as inspiration.

Grab a cup of coffee and tea and read about my Summer 2023 TBR challenge I’ve set for myself. Want to read along - come get the details on the reads and where to join in on StoryGraph!

The December Color Palette is live - read more about Winter Rose.

November’s color palette is a total fall mood! Come get the details behind this fabric pull and the real life results.

October 2022’s color palette is live - come get in the mood for fall with this moody color palette.

I’ve finished my “Happy Painter” quilt - come get the details on how I rated this finish.

Here’s an easy way to reduce the paper waste in your home - napkins! Read more for an easy way to make reusable napkins from two fat quarters.

I’m kicking off 2022 with a completed quilt! Come learn about my first commission and review of Missouri Star Quilt’s Supernova Quilt!

i’m joining in on the kinship sampler 100 days 100 blocks for 2019 - come see the first five blocks and why i joined in!

come take a peek at my first all from scratch quilt!

see the full fabric pull for my summer sampler 2019 quilt-a-long!

get to know a bit of the story behind jenny, the creator of oh, hello jenny! quilts