The town in Panama where we live has a quilt shop, the only one in all of Panama! It's a unique little place. Check it out!

I share my passion and ideas for Quilting + a little tutorial to get you started with Quilting too!

A round up of crafting from 2023 for the Needlework Monday year end challenge.

This rectangle of flannel has been with me for years, I have used it as a blanket when camping and on long bus rides when the air conditioning was cranked way up. For a while now I have been contemplating

on Canva) As I was looking and reading some publications here in Needleworkmonday, I saw @calendulacraft's post about here quilting project. It reminds me of one of my oldest dreams which is to try quilting.

I finally finished this project and wanted to share. The idea came from I fell in love with the pattern of butterflies and made it my own. The pattern is for a baby quilt and i made a couple of adjustments

How do you know when it is time to let go? Every project starts with the idea and the excitement to start something new. Gathering the tools, you’ll need. Researching and fuelling the inspiration you have.

Every project is born in one first glimpse of an idea. A thought. A problem. An encounter. Most times the idea my sewing projects are born in, is a need or want; The basic and rather self-centred wish

My first pieced quilt block in a 26 block sampler

My second quilting project, a bright and colourful place to keep a laptop

The project that started my quilting rabbit hole

It's been a few days (or weeks) since I've posted! I have been a buy mama!! I finally found time to post about the quilt I started last month for my new nephew named Thomas.

It's been a while since I've done a Needlework Monday post! Check out what I've done today for the quilt I'm making for my new nephew!

Every other Wednesday, the ladies in our small mountain town in Panama get together to chat, snack, and hang out. This week, they decided to meet up at our local quilt shop!

My first experiences quilting

As we continue on with making the fidget blankets I am realizing it will take much longer than I anticipated. It takes a lot of time measuring and lining up the seams to get them to look good and even.

No, this is not an illusion. I am posting another needlework post within the same week! 😄 Maybe it’s the Spring weather, or maybe because we’ll be wrapping up our homeschool soon to enjoy our Summer off.

Every year I try to make Christmas presents for the family.

For the Needlework Monday challenge I chose to finish a small quilt from my UFO (unfinished objects) pile. I had pieced the top and cut the backing and even pin-basted it together, but it needed a binding

this is a crowder college campus show for quilting, joyce was here showing her technique of her applique this video is also on my youtube.com/thedesertartist channel, thanks for being a part of my life