Here is my submission picture of September Dawn to QuiltCon 2015. It was accepted in the Michael Miller Fabric Challenge and I was lucky enough to go to Austin, Texas to see it in person. My first large quilt (original design, pieced by myself and quilted on a domestic machine). My first entry (and acceptance)…
Read MoreThe Longarm Arrives #helpagirlgetalongarm
Millie arrived today from APQS!!! Set up took a little longer than expected and we did not finish until around 6pm. Dinner with DH then I had to try it out! Busy playing! They forgot the leaders so I am just pinning right now – first time using a long arm other than the demos…
Read More#TULAYAH SWAP
#TULAYAH SWAP Here is the link for the Google Form to sign up – if you have any questions you can comment here or email me at kdundas2009@gmail.com : This swap is now closed – thank you to all who submitted a form. I will be reviewing and assigning partners this week. You will receive…
Read MoreCharity Quilt Spotlight: Calgary MQG
Originally posted on The Modern Quilt Guild:
The Calgary Modern Quilt Guild completed its QuiltCon charity project with the direction and spirit of Becca Cleaver. From an energetic and laughter-filled coffee shop meeting to designing the quilt to making the final stitches, she led the commitment. Our design is built off of blocks from guild…
Etno Modern Table Runner
I chose to showcase Pat Bravo’s Etno fabric in an improv modern table runner. These blocks can also be made into placemats and I have already cut out the two for my husband and I. I will post the details on construction Monday when I am back in my work studio – today was a…
Read MoreThe Etno Blog Tour
Hold tight! It will be going live this afternoon! I have had a great day creating this project for all of you with the amazing Etno Fabrics by Pat Bravo. I want to thank Pat and Art Gallery Fabrics for selecting me to be a part of this blog tour. The challenge for me was…
Read MoreCreative Exercises to Inspire Your Design Process – QuiltCon lecture by Alexia Marcelle Abegg
QuiltCon was filled with so much talent. It was truly overwhelming. I am definitely one of those people who has to try and do it all. Being a QuiltCon “newbie” I attended as many lectures and workshops as I could! It likely saved me from overspending in the Exhibit and Vendor Hall; but, I will admit, I had…
Read MoreQuiltCon 2015, Austin, TX
This has been an incredible experience and there is much to post for pearls of wisdom as well as thoughts on creativity. I will wait until I return from Austin to do this justice and make it useful. Watch for a post at the end of the week!
Read MoreEntering a New World
Well, here I go, taking the leap and entering this universe – the blogging universe…. Inspired by others I am just going to start. I am a virtual newbie – just joined Instagram a month ago: kupitis. It is overwhelming, but exciting, how much information is swirling around in cyberland and how much there is…
Read MoreAbout
Who am I? Here is how one of my quilting friends summed me up: I am an Artist. Mother (of four). Wife (to my high school sweet heart). Doctor. Boss Lady (I also raise horses). Friend. I have always been “an artist” – I create with anything I can get my hands on from…
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