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Hummm....I would never get to sew if I did this!!!
PS...I sold my sewing machine I mentioned in the last blog. It went to a wonderful lady who lives in Alaska
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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.
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Stella & Gracie
Les Soeurs Anglaises
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My Blog List
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Fill Up Those Porch Rails! - When every available space on the side porch is full - we've got one bang up of a quilt show! This was such a productive and fun group and the quilts com...
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Whirlwind Wednesday (in the best way possible!) - Here's a little eagle project for America 250. Some of the fabric is antique and I thought it would be fun to not do traditional red-white-blue. After...
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Gardener Fox - This is not an American gardening fox- he is from the UK in maybe the 90’s? I sometimes watch YouTube videos where an older man is in his chilly greenhouse...2 days ago
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Festive Foundation Paper Piecing for Christmas - Today I'm excited to welcome guest contributor Liza Taylor of Liza Taylor Handmade, who is sharing a peek inside her new book, Wonderful World of Paper P...6 days ago
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Drafting the Declaration - Last year a copy of the Declaration of Independence was hung in the Oval Office. This prompted me to read the Declaration again, which led to looking at ...
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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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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...
6 years ago -
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...7 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 ...10 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...
11 years ago
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That's wonderful. I've printed it out to hang in my workroom. How things have changed. I work from home making blinds and everything else has to go to pot to get clients orders finished.Nobody sees me so I don't care what I look like. However, I know when I take a break to go to the hairdressers it does make you feel quite different when you get back to work.
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