Here are some photos and links from Quilted Cupcake Episode 40
The Nook/Kindle/Ipad cases I've made for my Etsy shop:
Here's a sneak peak at the start of my Valentine String Quilt, From Elizabeth Hartman's book, Practical Guide to Patchwork
, reviewed on Episode 40 - loved the book, love this pattern!
The Nook/Kindle/Ipad cases I've made for my Etsy shop:
Here's a sneak peak at the start of my Valentine String Quilt, From Elizabeth Hartman's book, Practical Guide to Patchwork
, reviewed on Episode 40 - loved the book, love this pattern!
Here's the Christmas 4-block version I made as a wallhanging:
Progress on the shawl, which I've decided to call The Ravens Shawl, to celebrate its purple-ness.
Here's how my Candy Buffet turned out
Jake's Knotty but Nice Hat from a Knitty.com pattern - working on version 2 now.
Links from Podcast Episode 40:
Kitchen Kettle Village - place to stay in Lancaster
5 comments:
Hi Cupcake,
I love this string quilt pattern it has been around for eons. There are so many wonderful, traditional string quilt pattern but I think this is my favorite. I always called it bulls-eye. Great way to use up left overs.
Like the blog redo, nice to see a face when I listen to your podcast. Keep up the pod-casting.
Snow day today (well, all week) here in Alabama so I had lots of time in my sewing room. Today, I listened to your blog on my iPod and really enjoyed it. Thanks!
Hi, The Knotty by Nice hat looks really professional. Your knitting always seems to turn out so attractive.
I like the idea of the chocolate spoon. I think I will make the spoons for Valentine's Day. I did make the double chocolate peppermint bark and the dipped pretzel rods at Christmas. The treats turn out so nice and people just love to get them as gifts.
Janet
I know what you mean about not wanting to post until the gift giving event is over. I write the post and set it up to post after I have given the gift. I use WordPress, but I also used to do that when my blog was on blogspot. Perhaps that would help you?
Jaye
http://artquiltmaker.com/blog
Hi QuiltedCupcake,
I found your podcast in mid-January and finally listened to all the episodes (started with the latest and then went backwards until I reached episode 1). I like your podcast - your style, the content, your voice is pleasent to listen to, you are prepared (not all podcasters seem to be prepared...).
I already used some of the ideas I've got through your podcast (was at Ikea last week, to buy some fabric [here in Germany the "Ikea-density" is higher than in the US, I think] and a rotating plate to make my own unexpensive rotating cutting mat...
The shownotes are a nice addition and I'm glad I found them today - I like especially the knitted hat.
I'm myself a quilter (got really infected with the virus last year, but did a few projects before), I like to knit, stitch, crochet...
With best regards
Steffi from Germany
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