I am a huge fan of Emma Bridgewater pottery. Here's a picture of some my BFF's collection.
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About Me
- Hen House Studio
- I live on a farm with my husband, two bulldogs, one cat, three horses, and I have my own tractor. If I can spend any part of the day in my "sewing emporium" I am happy but...being a Grandma is my biggest thrill.
Us with the Grans
Stella & Gracie
Les Soeurs Anglaises
Incredible
Flying Lessons
My Blog List
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Those November Quiltvillians! - It's super early Tuesday morning as I write this - Here in the PNW it's 6:30am which means it's 9:30am back home and all of the November Quiltvillians are...
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Brown Owls - The brown plaid looks like a pants suit from 1970! This owl is a little more subtle- Lots and lots of herringbone on these two.1 day ago
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Sugarhouse Star Baby Quilt Pattern - I'm excited to share a fresh option for one of my favorite Baby Quilt designs. This traditional star quilt block called Sugarhouse Star, has been one of ...3 days ago
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STOP THE PRESSES! Summit Stitches part 3 - Feel free to pull your hair out, scream at me, never read my blog again! In testing they always say your first answer is usually correct..well, My fir...
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Cargo Jogja Optimistis Bertahan di Tengah Dinamika Logistik Nasional - [image: cargo jogja kafila express] Pendapatan utama perusahaan *cargo Jogja* dari layanan distribusi antar-pulau, kontrak ekspedisi reguler, dan pengi...
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The Best Ever Chewy Chocolate Chip Cookies - 2025 update on this old post from 2007: I jinxed this cookie recipe below calling it The Best Ever. It was a really, really good recipe. And then I got ...
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Ornithological Oddities... - Inspired by "Artemis"... who won first place in the sculpture division at the Salem County Senior Art Show, and now is on his way to the N.J. State Show...4 months ago
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Sunrise Side Quilts - I've had great fun making the quilts for the Sunrise Side collection (and thank you Leigh Ann for making one too!) Here they are.... Eccentricity i...
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Christmas Medallion Finished! - Before we get too many months into the New Year I want to catch you up on my most recent Christmas quilt named "*Christmas Medallion*". It measures 69" x 7...
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Dream Big... - little Mermaid Dream BIG! I'm starting 2020 in the studio working on Santa orders, *a new website for Grimitives...* thinking Spring with bunnies an...
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a new old project - I've started to gain momentum on an old ufo. I'm quite excited about it again. Back in 2014 I started making 6 inch blocks. A friend of mine was finishi...
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A Japanese Stash Buster Quilt - *A Catalog of my Japanese fabric stash!* [image: Japanese Stash Buster Quilt - A Catalog of my Japanese Fabric Stash | © Red Pepper Quilts 2019] I made a q...
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moving the blog to a new home - After more than a dozen years blogging here, I'm moving this content forward and starting fresh with a new look and a new location. Please visit me at hous...6 years ago
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catching up - So, we had Christmas, and New Year, then we had the drought/heat wave, and now we have the floods! Everything normal here in Australia. I have been workin...
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Lattice Quilt Top - Some quilts take many inspirations to find their way. This is one of those. It started with this floral and gingham yucata cotton, a gift from Patri...
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FQS Quilt Along Month Four - Hello and happy Wednesday! Today is block pattern release day for the Fat Quarter Shop Clementine Quilt Along! And we're now about 2/3 of the way finished ...
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MONTANA QUILTERS read this! Classes coming up and good ideas from the Hoochy Two-chy book! - *EASY PIECING FUN IN HELENA, MONTANA!* *Great fun with good handouts and secrets and ideas For great quilts and color and fun!Here’s the scoop:2 day...
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New Seasonal Series coming soon! - While there are several inches of snow on our ground here in NW Iowa, there are little signals that Spring is approaching. First off, our days are growin...
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Old Quilts New Life - I absolutely love Folk Art as it is funky and a little unpredictable. Many tell a story. I first saw this amazing embroidered quilt at the Folk Art Museum ...9 years ago
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From the bin of scraps... - Good fine summer morning to you all! I have been playing in the scrap bins of late. We all have one, full of bits and pieces too big to throw away and t...
10 years ago
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