February Studio Organizing, Task One

Posted on February 10, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Studio Organizing Challenge
February Studio Organizing, Task One

Our last task was to clean off our main work surfaces, and altho I struggled to get this one done on time, I did manage to do it. Here’s the state of my cutting table this morning. Two projects on top! Pay no never mind to the piles stacked in other places. But I did […]

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Talkin’ Scrap

Posted on February 5, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Stash Tales
Talkin’ Scrap

It’s no secret that scrap quilts are my favorites! It’s also no secret that I save every little teeny tiny scrap imaginable, because I’m certain I’ll be able to use them! Altho I haven’t posted about scraps for awhile, I’m planning to continue adding to my Stash Tales series this year. You can catch up […]

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Wooly Stars

Posted on January 31, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Quilts
Wooly Stars

Since I made the elephant quilt for that special little girl to keep at her grandma’s house, I also needed to make her one for her own house. I heard through the grapevine that her mama wanted a sheep theme in the nursery, and I was in love with this pattern, so it was the […]

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Esmeralda Elephant

Posted on January 29, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Quilts
Esmeralda Elephant

Now that it’s gifted, I can show you this darling little Esmeralda Elephant quilt. I made this quilt for a very special little girl named Daanya. This one is for her to keep at her Grandma’s house. The pattern is an instantly downloadable PDF (info below), and there’s a girl version and a boy version […]

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Ciara’s Take Two Quilt

Posted on January 27, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in My Patterns
Ciara’s Take Two Quilt

Or, I guess we should call it “Take 40” — haha! Ciara made this quilt from my “Take Two” pattern for her son (I think). Correction! She made it for her husband for his 40th birthday — and I just love how it came out! If you zoom in, you can see how she fussy […]

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January Studio Organizing, Task Two

Posted on January 24, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Studio Organizing Challenge
January Studio Organizing, Task Two

Before we get to the organizing task, a couple notes regarding my last post about my grandmother’s little Singer sewing machine. So many of you had wonderful stories about your own vintage machines. I know they’re popular, and most of you remark on how well they sew. I went back and updated the post with […]

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Grandma’s Little Singer

Posted on January 21, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Studio News
Grandma’s Little Singer

So many have asked about my little Singer sewing machine that I decided I’d just make a whole post about her! This little machine belonged to my grandmother. It lived in her utility room some of the time, and in her breezeway some of the time. I’ve sewed a lot of miles on this machine […]

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5 Ways to Procrastinate Better

Posted on January 20, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Inspiration

So far this year I’ve finished 3 quilts and another 3 quilt tops. How have I been so productive? Well . . . it seems that all of them were simply a product of my innate ability to procrastinate. Three of them just needed quilting and binding, two of the tops just needed borders, and […]

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Quilting for Hire

Posted on January 15, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Quilting For Hire
Quilting for Hire

It’s mostly what I do . . . and have I ever mentioned I wrote a book on the subject?? I’m sure I have. And I’ve written several extra articles to go along with it. (You can find those HERE.) There are still some fun things I’ve been wanting to do to go along with […]

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Jammin’ Jelly

Posted on January 13, 2025 by prairiemoonquilts in Quilts
Jammin’ Jelly

My first finish of 2025! I finally finished this Jammin’ Jelly quilt: The pattern is by my friend, Cindy, at Live a Colorful Life. It’s such an easy make. And it uses big pieces, so you can see the fabrics really well. I started this quilt as part of a challenge my guild did to […]

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