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Was being more organized one of your resolutions for the new year? January is a great time to organize your quilting space. Pick a cold, gray Saturday afternoon, put on some jazz and dive into it. Going through all of your things and storing them where you can find them again will greatly increase your [...]
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Martin’s Dream, 2002, hangs in the Fulton County Attorney’s office. It hangs in honor of Judge Linda Walker, the first African American county attorney for Fulton County. The border depicts black and white boys and girls holding hands. The black, white and red color theme represents the struggle of the Civil Rights Movement.
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Martin Luther King Day should be a day when we pause to reflect on how far we have come. After I passed the age of 50, I began to realize that I am a walking history book. My daughter cannot imagine a world where segregation was legal. She cannot imagine a group of friends all [...]
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Life’s Twists and Turns. c. 2003. This quilt was made in a twisted bargello class taught by Vicki Clark at the Quilts ‘N Fixins quilt shop in Jonesboro, GA.
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If you are a beginning quilter or even a wannabe quilter, I highly recommend an upcoming class at Intown Quilters in Atlanta, GA. http://www.intownquilters.com.The class description is as follows: Beginners Quiltmaking Class1/14, 1/28 & 2/11 Saturdays 1-5p OR2/18, 3/4, & 3/18 Saturdays 1-5p $85Learn to make a Rail Fence lap size (42 inches X 54 [...]
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© 2006 The Christmas tree is packed away until next year. The last champagne toast welcoming the New Year has been made. With all the celebrations over and all the traditions observed, it’s time for the sobering task of taking stock of where you are and where you plan to go in the new year. [...]
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