Category Archives: Maisie’s Musings
The Currents Quilt
Curves. They can strike fear into even the most seasoned quilters’ hearts. For many, the [Read More]
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Aug
Down the Garden Glow path – a quilting journey
“Adopt the pace of nature. Her secret is patience.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson For quite [Read More]
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Jun
How the Alex Pullover pulled me back into sewing!
I promise that this is a blog post about how I made the Jalie Alex [Read More]
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May
The Story Behind the Homestead Star Quilt – Part 1
From the moment I saw it, I loved the Homestead Star Quilt pattern. Featuring an [Read More]
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Aug
Personalized pillowcases – the perfect project!
As those of us who rent know, it can be very difficult to make a [Read More]
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Jul
The Search for Independence
Over the past several years, my relationship with Independence Day has become a tenuous one. [Read More]
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Jul
What Does it Mean to ‘Make the Most of It’?
The events that took place at the capital this week have saddened and horrified us. [Read More]
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Jan
A Sewing and Stitchery Exposé
We can all picture the traditional scene – A secret agent, battle-hardened and hollow-eyed, sits [Read More]
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Mar
Musings of a Crafty Activist
I recently had an interesting discussion with my younger brother regarding single-use plastic bags. This [Read More]
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Jan
The New Sewer’s Sewing Corner, Part 2: The Breezy Blouse
Hello fellow Sewcialists! I say ‘fellow’ because – with five whole finished garments under my [Read More]
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Aug
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