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FMQ Summit Day Two is HERE!

We had a great day yesterday, learning how to quilt starburst designs, tips for learning FMQ, the art of crosshatching, free motion embroidery, whimsical flowers, quilt labels, and feathered hearts!!

Today’s lineup looks just as good.

  • Ruler Work from Nina Clotfelter
  • One Start, One Stop – Custom Quilting the Ohio Star from Lisa Calle
  • Thread Sketching from TJ Wright
  • Free Motion Curling Roses from Linda Bratten
  • Get Started with Free Motion Embroidery from Vania Santos
  • Practice Panel Pointers from Shereece Nicole
  • Feathers Made Easy: One Plume at a Time from Judith Kudo

It’s not to late to join and view all of these videos…..

CLICK HERE to register

Hope to see you there!!

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Today is the Day!

I’m teaching at the FMQ Summit 2026….

AND IT STARTS TODAY!!

I’m so excited to join 21 quilting teachers for the Free Motion Quilting Summit, a free online event hosted by Mary Davis of Mary Go Round Quilts.

Today’s teacher lineup includes some of the greats…..

Whether you’re brand new to free motion quilting or you’ve been at it for years, there’s something here for you — and registration is completely free.

And yes, you can join TODAY….. just follow this link: REGISTER HERE

Come stitch with me. 💛

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Check out my new, ONLINE, ON-DEMAND Free-Motion Quilting Course

CLICK TO LEARN MORE

The Value of Scraps

A few weeks ago, my friend Denise asked if I wanted her scraps. Knowing that her taste in fabrics was wonderful, I immediately said yes.

Of course, I expected a small bag of scraps and was surprised when she showed up with two HUGE bags….

I have been processing these over the last few days (more about that next week) and started wondering how much all of these bits and pieces were actually worth.

So, I went into Geek Accountant mode and did some calculations.

IF I am cutting 2.5-inch strips, I can get a little over 14 strips out of a yard of fabric.

Let’s say that fabric is $10 per yard…. I know….. $14 might be closer to the real price, but let’s estimate low.

So, each 2.5-inch strip is worth $0.71.

And, if I moved on to 2.5-inch squares, each one would be worth $0.045.

Those numbers add up FAST!!!

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With Crumbs for the Geese, you’ll confidently turn even the smallest pieces into a vibrant, finished quilt—no second guessing, no overwhelm.

🎥 You’ll also get a 30-minute step-by-step video on crumb blocks and precise flying geese
Just sew, build, and enjoy the process

Check out the pattern HERE

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