The quilts and quilted projects I completed in 2009. My biggest accomplishment this year, would be mastering (sort of) free-motion quilting. I’m looking forward to improving my free-motion skills next year and learning new techniques. There are six additional quilts started, but not finished yet. What did you accomplish this year? Would love to see [...]

I have lots to catch up on here: two winners for the last Friday Give-Away, 11 winners for the Reflections on Year 2 Anniversary blog post and 6 winners for the Holiday Traditions Quilt Contest. Look for a brand new weekly themed contest starting THIS weekend featuring a give-away from Pat Sloan. Friday Give-Away Congratulations [...]

Wow, I had no intention of taking such a long hiatus from blogging. I hope you had a wonderful Christmas shared with family and loved ones. I had a great time visiting with family and friends in the Toronto area for several days. This year, I made two lap-sized quilts, a table runner and some [...]

Break out the wine glasses, grab a slice of chocolate cake, and help the Quilting Gallery celebrate it’s second birthday/blogiversary!!! Two fabulous sponsors are helping me celebrate with 11 prizes up for grabs. It has been an amazing and exciting year for the Quilting Gallery. Starting with the Charms for Charity contest last winter which [...]

The Quilter’s Cookbook is ready for purchase at the low introductory price of just $14.00. It contains 119 recipes and 76 gorgeous quilts and heart-warming stories. I hope you’ll be as pleased with it as I am.

It’s voting time for the Holiday Traditions Quilt Contest. This is actually two contests in one: Large Quilts and Small Quilts & Projects. You can vote for each contest once. Voting ends December 16, 2009. You can view the quilts by thumbnail and then click the thumbnail to see the larger quilt, or you can [...]

Congratulations to #19 Sue Cahill for winning last week’s give-away of a free online class and 1 metre of Indigo-dyed fabric from Quilting Weekly and Wendy Nash. Follow the adventures of Dewey Pellicano, a Silicon Valley techie, who inherits her mother’s quilt shop. She knows little about quilting, but even less about murder. When the [...]