Author Archives: debbiewendt

The Blackstone Valley Heritage Quilters Challenge Reveal was last week. I was the chair for the Challenge. The Challenge involved reducing our guild’s Library of books. We have limited space to storing them and they were not being used as … Continue reading →

Looking back to a couple weeks ago to the machine applique post, I want to revisit the technique I used. I took a shape and cut it out of another shape. A circle, cut out of the middle of another … Continue reading →

I had the opportunity to be a featured designer in Dessert with Designers this evening. A great Zoom event where I got 15 minutes to share some of my things. Kathleen at Salem Stitches does this event every few months. … Continue reading →

I tried to hit Tuesday but my computer decided to run out of juice. So, just a bit late if you are in the Eastern time zone. I am working on a project and machine applique is the focus today. … Continue reading →

Two very important parts of a quilt….binding and a label! I finished up my sister’s retirement quilt this past week. As I was sewing on the label with black thread, I realized I had black dye all over my fingers. … Continue reading →

A HUGE shout out to the QUILT Inc. guild in Delmar, NY!!! Thank you ladies and gentleman. I spent two very full wonderful days with their guild. We had my Diamond Tipped Tools Workshop, my lecture Teaching the World to … Continue reading →

Last week I introduced you to a pattern by my friend Nancy Hinds called “Happy Hexagons!”. If you look closely at the hexagons she put in the quilt some could be fussy cut. What is fussy cut? When you feature … Continue reading →

I’m continuing my talk about quilt shows today. I thought I would share some treasures I found in Branson. Yes, sometimes I do get out of my booth! I had my husband and parents with me in Branson, so I … Continue reading →