Quilter. Writer. Artist
Today, Richard and I drove about 40 away to Longleaf, La., to visit the Southern Forest Heritage Museum. We were pleasantly surprised to discover a place that gave us information about the forest industry; how, why, and when the industry helped to change the course of World War II; so much about WWII; and (for […]
It’s been a while coming. I know. I planned to create video content of what my studio looks like for a long time. Like so many other things, life happened. Or maybe I just wasn’t ready. Whichever it is or was, I’ve gotten over it. If you click on this link, it will take you
I know it’s Wednesday, but I have to keep reminding myself of that. I haven’t been sleeping well, so a quick nap becomes a half-day sleep the moment I close my eyes. Today, the light was really bothersome. I put on my sleep mask and went into a dream coma. It’s strange to wake up
I attended the Gulf States Quilt Association (GSQA) meeting in Long Beach, MS., so I’ll show you the few pics I took there. After all, a couple of weekend ago, I posted photos of the CQG Show and Share. I always enjoy visiting with the many acquaintances I’ve made over the years. Some of them,
Here in the Cotton Quilters’ Guild, we always enjoy show and share! Yes, despite the fact that I haven’t posted anything about it since April. Oops. Sorry! Never the less, our members are talented and prolific. Just take a look at some of our work. I create the blocks in EQ8 and then print the
Yes, indeedy! Our guild quilt show is coming up in just eight weeks! I know, I’m a bit excited about something that is still months away, but I’m president, remember? So I’ve got a few responsibilities. I’ve been trying to think of ways to make it special, but so far, I’m not likely to pull
Summer has already gotten hot here in the South. We are either flooding, as in Arkansas, or sweltering, as in Evergreen, La. The heat index hits 100 degrees like it’s the end of July. Of course, hurricane season has begun. Those facts really bring out the best in us, if honeriness were a virtue. Mostly,
So I made a crazy mistake. I prepared everything I needed for the next house block for the Cotton Quilter’s Guild’s Block of the Month challenge. All was going well, and I really thought I’d have a sample in time for Monday’s meeting. Well, I pulled it off. However, it’s not much of a sample
Our wonderful country life has quieted down–but just enough to sit still without feeling guilty and sitting we have been enjoying! Richard made a bed swing for the patio right after we added it, and I made three cushions: one for each side and one for the bottom. We take naps on it occasionally, but
You heard it here first! I am almost finished with the sequel to This World So Fierce. If you want to know how Trish and Nikki’s lives develop after the first novel, this is your chance. For those who have not had the pleasure of reading my novel, here’s a quick blurb: Trish and Nikki
