klein meisje quilts

I am enjoying these--plan to make it 9 by 8 blocks, to measure 81" by 72".

I love streak of lightning quilts, and the zig-zag I've seen on several blogs has been on my list, but it was seeing Jan's on ...

Allison Tate wrote a wonderful piece in her blog encouraging mothers to get into their family photographs. http://allisonslatertate.com/ M...

The Volendam Dutch dolls (composite, articulated) were sent by my father to my mother when he was stationed in Germany in 1953. The b...

Because there were so many duplicates of the Raggedy Ann and Andy and of the Cabbage Patch dolls, Janna just lined them up in some pews....

All of our dolls had many clothes made by our mother out of leftover yardage from her sewing her and our clothing. The pictured d...

My sister Janna organized a doll show at her church. I'll have some photographs soon of that. Here in the choir loft she displayed do...

I made some more spools with my mother's scraps. Some of our childhood clothing in this group. Also, some feedsacks.

I see there are several others of you out there substituting blocks for those where Barbara Brackman uses sadistically odd measures. I made...

This block finishes 16 inches. I developed this pattern, adapting several antique blocks. Use at your pleasure. I used a Timeless Treasu...

Morgenrot (Red Sky at Morning) is a quilt commemorating the Schuenemann family and their contributions to the City of Chicago and to St ...

I was asked to make a stole for the congregation to present to our new senior pastor upon his installation this afternoon. I've been ...

I needed some variety in my pinks for my spool quilt, and my small group came through with giving me a nice assortment of 10 inch strips t...

Getting caught up on Barbara Brackman's Grandmother Choice sampler with blocks celebrating votes for women. Still need to applique a s...

When pressing binding, I thread it up through the grate at the end of my ironing board. This helps keep it untangled as I pull it up to p...

Just back from my quilter, Suzette Fisher. The block is scaled down from one Judy Laquidara posted on her Patchwork Times blog. Made fro...