DIY quilt storage

I have to admit that one of my fears is that "normal" people come to visit my house and they immediately realize they have entered the "crazy-quilt-lady's" home. Yes, I love to quilt. Most friends a

Sometimes I can be a bit on the quiet side... but I really didn't mean to post these photos earlier today with absolutely no words to go with them! In fact, I didn't mean to post these photos at all! Don't know what happened there, but I started getting comments in my "inbox" about them so I thought I'd better address the situation :) I had taken these photos yesterday per a request from my sister wanting to do a post on "collections" over at her lovely blog, Serenade for Solitude (post…

Hide the clutter in your sewing room with this amazing DIY Hidden Fabric Storage for all your fabrics and fabric scraps.

Love blankets like I do? Here are some great blanket storage ideas to keep your blankets neat and organized but in easy reach.

Adjust it to Fit Your Space! There are many creative ways to hang quilts. One of our favorites is to install a towel bar on a wall. That’s a simple way to showcase a quilt and to switch it out whenever you want. Another simple method is to use a curtain rod instead of a …

Learn the best ways to store quilts when not in use! Keep your quilts safe, fresh, and ready to use with tips on folding, storing, and protecting them.

We know that you’ve probably been spending a bit more time than expected in your quilting space over these past spring and summer seasons, perhaps resulting in a bit of upheaval. Us too. But have no fear, we have all the ideas and solutions you need to tame your space and segue into fall and holiday quilting, sewing, and crafting.

Throughout history, people have enjoyed quilts for many different reasons. Quilts can provide clues to the past and provide heritage. Quilts can provide warmth, beauty, value, and can provide enjoyment from working with color, texture, and pattern.Quilting or the stitching together of layers of padding and fabric, may date back as far as ancient Egypt. Quilting in American became popular in the Nineteenth Century was when. Distinctly American patchwork and appliqué designs were created…