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  • A Few of My Favorite Fiber Places

    I have several places online where I find great fiber and collage supplies. You may of seen some or all of them, but in case anyone is new to these sources, here goes: http://www.dharmatrading.com/ http://www.flightsoffancyboutique.com/ http://meinketoy.com/ http://www.joggles.com/ ( I have ordered a...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by jacquerose on 03-24-2008

  • Re: Fiber Lovers..Speak up!

    I misspelled Florilegium. The web site is http://www.florilegium.com The wool roving is at http://www.leightonfarms.com/index.html and another interesting site in Victor is www.victortradingco.com Check out the "Holidays" link for some vintage items, not fiber, but other goodies for artwork...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by jacquerose on 03-20-2008

  • Flowing Fountains of Fabric

    You can never have too much fabric! Artella Mae gave "Fiber Rich in Richmond" a good answer today about how to handle a big collection of fabric. It's true we love to buy the stuff and then are prone to save it for the perfect project, never getting started. Tha's because the "perfect...
    Posted to Quilt Mother (Weblog) by Sunnie on 11-13-2007

  • I Made That!

    When non-quilters look at a finished quilt, they are often amazed at the number of pieces of fabric. "Did you cut and sew all those pieces?" they ask. This is rather like asking a painter if they put all those paints in the picture. Of course we did. There might been a trick or two used somewhere...
    Posted to Quilt Mother (Weblog) by Sunnie on 11-04-2007

  • Old Quilts, New Life

    Another topic that comes up often in the quilt/art/craft world is using old quilts for new projects. There was a time when any old quilt was considered to be cheap construction material for pillows and stuffed animals. Then word got out that some of those beauties were worth real money, so these days...
    Posted to Quilt Mother (Weblog) by Sunnie on 10-25-2007

  • Leave No Bolt Untouched!

    One of the joys of quilting is a visit to the fabric shop....any fabric shop...ALL fabric shops! I am fortunate to live in an area that has several good shops, but today I drove some friends on a "birthday trip" (any excuse will do) to a great place about an hour and a half away, Stepping Stones...
    Posted to Quilt Mother (Weblog) by Sunnie on 10-18-2007

  • Re: Another Quilting Virgin with an Idea but in need of some help

    Hi, there, Quilting Virgins! Lots of quilters-to-be start with a "memory quilt" project using cherished items of clothing. There are several ways to approach this sort of thing....let me give you some helpful ideas so your first project will be a sucess! Since this is your first quilt, it will...
    Posted to Fiber Fun (Forum) by Sunnie on 10-16-2007
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