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Feb. 22nd, 2015 11:49 pm
I made the Bear a doll quilt for her birthday. She picked out the fabrics.
I made the Bear a doll quilt for her birthday. She picked out the fabrics.
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Aug. 21st, 2014 09:30 pmI've posted another photoessay over in the Day in the Life community.
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Jan. 2nd, 2014 09:49 amWhere I slept in 2013:
Arlington, MA
Cambridge, MA
East Syracuse, NY
Conneautville, PA
Providence, RI
Bar Harbor, ME
Menemsha, MA
Arlington, MA
Cambridge, MA
East Syracuse, NY
Conneautville, PA
Providence, RI
Bar Harbor, ME
Menemsha, MA
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Jul. 31st, 2013 10:58 am
I made this quilt for my daughter, using fabric contributed by a couple dozen friends and family members (in addition to fabrics I had left over from countless other projects).
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Jul. 2nd, 2013 01:11 amI posted another photoessay over at the Day In The Life LJ community.
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Jan. 2nd, 2013 10:10 pmoh look, a meme!
Places I slept in 2012:
Arlington, MA
Everett, MA
Woodstock, VT
Troy, NH
Portland, ME
Somerville, MA
Foxboro, MA
Arlington, VT
Williston, VT
East Madison, NH
New Lebanon, NY
Portland, OR
Amtrak Coast Starlight
San Francisco, CA
Conneautville, PA
Greensboro, VT
Menemsha, MA
Brooklyn, NY
...and if all goes as planned, the next place I sleep away from home will be Mt Auburn Hospital, sometime in late February.
Places I slept in 2012:
Arlington, MA
Everett, MA
Woodstock, VT
Troy, NH
Portland, ME
Somerville, MA
Foxboro, MA
Arlington, VT
Williston, VT
East Madison, NH
New Lebanon, NY
Portland, OR
Amtrak Coast Starlight
San Francisco, CA
Conneautville, PA
Greensboro, VT
Menemsha, MA
Brooklyn, NY
...and if all goes as planned, the next place I sleep away from home will be Mt Auburn Hospital, sometime in late February.
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Dec. 3rd, 2012 09:55 am
This is a sketchy layout of a quilt I'm working on, with nothing sewn together yet. At this point it looks better viewed in thumbnail form:
The curves, of course, will look smoother once it's sewn together -- but also, the optical illusion will work better when I have a bunch more fabrics representing more tints and shades. If you happen to have any scraps of quilters' cotton you want to contribute, in saturated colors and relatively monochromatic, I'd appreciate them. Anything that's at least 3.5 inches is useful.
