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Good Morning, Quilters! It was a gorgeous weekend in Minnesota! I spent the weekend gardening and swimming and watching high school baseball…but I can’t go a weekend without some time quilting! I have been watching several Craftsy videos (Today is the last day of Craftsy’s HUGE Summer Sale–Everything 50%off–use my affiliate link HERE) and was…
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Good Morning, Quilters! While working on my pile of unfinished quilts, I came upon the Eagle above. I used it as a practice piece to test drive motifs for the Traditional Eagle Quilt below. It didn’t have much quilting on it… So I filled in the spaces with a wide variety of quilting including a…
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Happy Veterans Day! To all our service men and women and their families–A Big Thank YOU!! The celebration of Veterans Day began in 1919. Read more HERE My Dad joined the Navy during WWII when he was just 16 (forging his mother’s signature to join.) My Father-in-Law and many uncles also served during WWII. One…
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Good Morning, Quilters! I’m reporting to you from beautiful, Door County, Wisconsin. I have so much to share about the whole “Craftsy Experience”…but for now, I hope you’re all enjoying a little Fourth of July fun! Happy Birthday, America! Lori PS…All images are the property of Lori Kennedy at The Inbox Jaunt and are intended…
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Today is Day Two of my “Patriot’s Challenge”. (See Day One: USA and The Flag free motion quilt project and Anchor #1 that started the idea…) In this work-in-a-series, I limited myself to one piece of fabric: Robert Kaufman Kona in “Riviera” and one thread: Sulky Rayon in pale yellow. Working in series allows the…
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Today I am finishing a small quilt for the Fourth of July festivities. I stitched the Egg-and-Dart border from this week’s Tuesday Tutorial on this quilt (see tutorial HERE). Now all I need to do is bind this quilt and make the blueberry coffee cake and we’ll be ready for party to begin!
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Today is Flag Day –a day commemorating the adoption of the American flag in 1777 by resolution of The Second Continental Congress. Americans are encouraged to fly their flags for a week starting today. There are just a few rules to consider when hanging your flag… The American flag should only be flown during daylight–unless…
