“Down On the Farm” Design by Jeanne Lowry, Made by Cindy
The other night I finished piecing this “Down on the Farm” quilt top. It was a block of the month project in 2004 from my favorite “Quilts & Fixins” quilt shop in Jonesboro, Georgia. I’ve had the blocks assembled Read the rest of this entry
Stashing Sisters Display of Finished Quilts at the 2020 Retreat
It was a quilting retreat not to be forgotten. The setting up of tables, ironing boards, and machines had been well rehearsed from past retreats and all went smoothly. A few stashers came early, others came later in the midnight hours but they came.
Then there was Read the rest of this entry
The biggest mystery was not knowing what a mystery quilt was. Clarification came at the latest meeting of the Stashing Sisters where Cindy explained: Read the rest of this entry
The Stashing Sisters meet four times a year. In between meetings the members work at home in their own creative spaces. When they get together one of the highlights is to Read the rest of this entry
Every so often, the need to be creative in a sewing kind of way emerges. We think on it for a while then we allow time to rise to the top of our schedules to satisfy the need. An open house for quilting was born in the minds of the Stashing Sisters. Read the rest of this entry
A couple of years ago, the Stashing Sisters decided to work on a group project. The theme was “Americana” quilt. The size and colors were determined and each participating Stasher made 2 sets of blocks to exchange with each other. This is an exciting activity Read the rest of this entry
The cold wave brought snow to the mountains creating an enchanting drive up to the Stashing Sisters 2017 Quilt Retreat. The trees and shoulders were powdered with snow and the weepy banks’ drips of pure water were turned into gingerbread like icicles. Read the rest of this entry
Stashing Sisters are multi-gifted and skilled. Kay is one of those Stashers. She finished the incredible and beautiful embroidered map of the United States started by her mother many years ago.
Kay comments on the 24″ x 36″ piece :
“How I wish I had asked my mother Read the rest of this entry
This lovely medallion churn dash quilt top was started at a Stashing Sister’s Retreat Read the rest of this entry
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