Tag Archives: block-of-the-month
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It’s a Mystery VI
Posted on September 1, 2020 by bdieges in Block of the Month, Blog, Mystery, Row AlongThe Garden Party Row Along starts next Tuesday, Sept 8! So expect an email to check out my blog, because a list of all fifty participants will be available there. Here is a little snippet of my row. My day is October 1 and guess what else is happening that day! It is the SAME […]
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It’s a Mystery V
Posted on August 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Mystery, Row AlongTime flies when you are having fun, or trying to get ten things done at the same time. The Garden Party Row Along starts next month. Marian Pena at Seams to be Sew is putting it on again. This is the fifth Row Along in which I have participated. Lots of wonderful rows are being […]
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It’s a Mystery IV
Posted on July 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, BlogWell here is the fourth clue! I am so looking forward to seeing the first clues from your Mysteries. There is a lot of piecing, so if you don’t get started and make the clues each month, you will run out of steam when you get the last clue. I think you are waiting to […]
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It’s a Mystery III
Posted on June 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, BlogSorry about getting this to you after the fact! It was all ready to go, but when I checked this morning, NO BLOG! Don’t know what happened. I am running behind anyway, so this did not help! My two granddaughters are visiting with their moms so we have a house full! That’s not a problem, but […]
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It’s a Mystery II
Posted on May 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, BlogSo are you all still hanging in there? These are very interesting times in which we are living. Not many people I know have dealt with something like this before. Although I do have family that went through World War II in Europe, so they experienced a great deal of anxiety. Have you been busy […]
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It’s a Mystery
Posted on April 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, BlogDo hope that all of you are doing okay with all that is going on. Before I present the first clue of the mystery to you, I just wanted to let you know that I did finish quilting the Wreaths of Flowers quilt with two weeks to spare! However, the quilt show, like many others, […]
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Blast from the Past
Posted on March 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Electric QuiltSeveral years ago I was in charge of workshops at our guild here in Tehachapi. I designed a couple of mystery quilts for them and there was a great response. Then out of the blue, it was brought back to me through two friends. One is moving and not quilting anymore, so she gave me […]
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Quilting, quilting, quilting!
Posted on February 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Electric QuiltHand quilting four hours a day, hoping to get my Wreath of Flowers quilted for the Glendale Quilt Show, March 28-29. Hope I am going to make it! My wrists just can’t take any more quilting than that. Trying to keep the quilting fairly simple. Just working on the setting triangles and the borders still […]
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Starting off!
Posted on January 1, 2020 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Electric QuiltA glance from my studio window. This view reminds me of a Currier and Ives print, whether it is winter, spring, summer or fall. All that is missing is a horse and buggy. We had a beautiful white Christmas. We also had a white Thanksgiving, which is very unusual for us. How many of you […]
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The Holidays are Coming Fast!
Posted on December 1, 2019 by bdieges in Appliqué, Block of the Month, Blog, Electric QuiltHolidays include Thanksgiving because I am writing this Thanksgiving week! Finally able to light our wood stove because we have had a reprieve from electrical outages with our first snow. With everything so dry, we really didn’t want to make a fire even if it was cold. Just put on an extra sweater. One […]
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