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In this episode:
Product Reviews
Websites to visit
3 Tips for better quilting
Holiday Craft workshop in the Quilting Stash Classroom
Visit Ricky Tims’ Christmas in a Small Town to share your Christmas memories and find out more about the CD. Make sure to look at the video of Ricky at 21 months old, coveting his cousin’s piano — it’s priceless!
Christmas in the BIG Apple — if you’re going to New York for Christmas, make sure to wander to Times Square to see the gigantic quilts on the Astrovision screen – 28′ x 38′ – in all of their quilty splendor. Thanks to The City Quilter whose quilts are displayed. And don’t miss the opportunity to visit that faboo store while you’re there, but not on Mondays, when they’re closed.
The current issue of Quilter’s Home magazine (January 2010) has an article by me, “Ditch the Fear” about the fears that are so common with quilting.
Marie Bostwick — sequel to her short story “A High-kicking Christmas”, can be foudn in Fern Michael’s new book, “Snow Angels”.
Champlain Valley Quilt Guild website
A visit with Noah
and an interview update coming soon! (Yes, that is a miniature paper-pieced quilt with Noah’s prize ribbons!)
Speaking of small, Priscilla decided that she wanted to make her Fabric Choices blocks (usually 12″) in miniature, paper-pieced — which was a REAL challenge, but she did it:
Quilting Gallery has a cook book for quilters of quick and easy recipes so we can get back to quilting.
There’s a brand new online quilt shop, created by a mom and daughter, Kathy and Jo Thomas — Suppose Quilt Boutique.
Meet the newest member of the Smith family:
Aren’t they beautiful? And doesn’t Karen look great after the delivery?!
Last but not least, because you were a part of it:
Eagle Scout Candidate, Robin, delivering quilts to the Pediatrics department at the community hospital. (These are only a portion – 75 quilts were delivered, they couldn’t hold them all ; )
Thank you SO much for your contributions that made Robin’s project happen!!!
Look for me on Facebook — QuiltingStash, not Annie Smith.
Happy Quilting — and Ho Ho Ho!
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Hey Annie, I checked itunes this morning (12/10) and it’s still not there. -debby
Nice follow up from the visit to VT. I know Priscilla will be pleased. Ricky’s CD is great. He performed some of those songs at the Super Seminar concert last spring. Noah has just finished a Mariner’s compass pillow for his cousin for Xmas. And Liam, younger brother, is busy making pillows too. It’s fun to have boys who quilt. I just need my turn in the quilting room before Xmas. Claire in Vermont. (Noah’s mom)
Congratulations! She’s beautiful. I’m so glad you were there when she was born. You are going to have soooo much fun. Welcome to the club. Thanks for sharing a picture.
Cheers – Phyllis in Sonoma
Wow, Noah is AMAZING!
So happy to see/hear you again!
Oh, and your girls, also amazing. And beautiful! Do you live in/near Cambria? Wondering if that’s where the name originated. (I live near Cambria.)
Eek, I can’t shut up! Congratulations to your son on his project. My husband is an Eagle Scout, and it’s something to be proud of for a lifetime.