Did you catch my panelist intro on the Oliver + S blog a week or two ago? My plan was to make Layla a Swingest Skirt that would be reversible and have three layers, with the middle one being the longest. I made two minor changes to the final product, and I just love it!...
Several weeks ago when I was working on my Market contributions, Alison Glass asked me if I would like to be a part of her Knit Stitch Along. She has just come out with a range of gorgeous knits (like the best quality I’ve seen on the market). Anyway, she wanted me to make a...
I finished up my latest sixteen patch quilt! I fall more in love with this classic style quilt with each one I make. This one features a range of bright and cheerful Liberty prints and Nani Iro Pocho in Soda. I hand quilted it as I always do, though it seems especially fitting paired with...
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Several months ago I participated in a worldwide Liberty postage stamp block swap. Twenty-eight women across the globe made twenty-eight sixteen patch blocks, and we sent off twenty-seven of them to the other women and received as many in return. Liberty has such a vast range we were sure to get back a variety of...
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[…] Meredith: “My triple layer skirt worked out as well as I had hoped. I ended up using a pink cotton […]
Neat skirt! I think we were on the same wavelength here because I made one of my 2 Swingset skirts reversible and eliminated the drawstring. The other one I made 3 layers! Also, I was very meticulous about finishing the inside seams because the instructions don’t include doing that. When I was finished I realized that finishing the inside seams is probably not necessary because they are on the bias and won’t fray anyway!!! Oh well, the sign of a well made skirt, right?