Monthly Archives: June 2015
I love dragonfly motifs and when I saw them at a quilt show last year, I just had to have them! After making a lap size quilt with diamond shaped patches, I had all of these triangles left over and decided to use them to make a co-ordinating wall-hanging. The directions include fabric requirements if […]
Dream catchers were traditionally made by Native Americans from hoops of bent sticks with sinew webs to hang over babies’ cradleboards. The web captured and entangled the bad dreams but grandmother spider would allow the good dreams to pass through the hole in the web. With the rising of the morning sun, the bad dreams […]
This is a very clever summer cover-up! It’s designed with a sideways knit yoke and mesh sleeves and body. The knitting starts with the yoke, then stitches are picked up and the rest is knit downwards. Why not knit a coordinating pair of seashell earrings to match? Read more in our Summer 2014 issue. Designed […]










