Well, this has taken a long time to get back to you!! Sorry about that! How are all your projects going? I have been setting up an online store called Sewing Wishes at
I will be creating a page that we all can have our entrepreneur stores and websites on. This is the age of strutting out into the world of online experiences. Wow, what an experience it has been! I am not one to navigate technology. Right now I envy the young! And can’t wait to get back to the world of tactile fabric!!
Ok, here are some more of my favorite quilts:
Look below to see some close-ups of this quilt.others liked this one also!!!I apologize for cutting off the words. Not sure what they were, perhaps you can guess?My son got various family members to go in with him on ancestry.com. It’s a lot of fun to look at the history, where people came from and when. Even what accomplishments they had like writing “Jingle Bells” or being the sheriff of Nottingham before the age of Robin Hood!!Another interpretation of the California fires in summer and fall 2018. A bit more hopeful with all the colors, than the other one with only red and gold (which is really what it felt like at the time, just burning, and I was only in the smoke for 2 weeks, not the fire!).This photo doesn’t do justice to the experience of walking up towards this glowing quilt! It was so striking! The darker shades radiated! I didn’t even notice the olive until I saw the photo. Also, I didn’t take a close up photo (lots of people standing around discussing it and I was running late and out the door, grabbing photos as I went). I was about to remark about what you can do with solid fabrics, when I looked up close and saw that some of the fabrics have very subtle patterns.When they add on another sheet of paper for people to put their stickers on, you know it is well-liked!! And you can see a tiny bit of the patterned fabric.Notice the small print in there at the end! You may have a chance at winning this gorgeous raffle quilt at the EBHQ quilt fair “Voices in Cloth” 2020!I love recycling clothes into fabric or up-cycling into new clothes!
I love the stye of this jacket as much as the quilted embroidery on it!
Alright, that’s all folks!! Hope you enjoyed all these beautiful and creative quilts and clothes!! Back to work on bringing notions, embroidered patches, lace and feather collars, cute buttons, fabric to all who want and need them!!
Please let me know if you want me to add your store whether brick and mortar or online into the entrepreneur page on this blog!
The Plaid Portico 
thanks for these pictures; i get a lot of inspiration from them.
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Thank you for your ongoing messages!!! I love inspiration!! It gives me great hope for the world!
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The Free Range quilt is so fun! That one put the biggest smile on my face.
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