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    On the Road Quilting Retreat

    Last week my sewing room went on the road!  One of my most favorite activities is attending my Quilt Group’s retreat.  This was our 24thretreat together, we started retreats in1986. Destination is Ocean Shores, Washington. One of our members has a home there and most of us arrive by Wednesday afternoon.

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    Baskets made with Ribbons and Raffia

    Organization basket ideas! One great way to use the Basket Frames is for storage.  So this week, we will be creating baskets to store our craft supplies and tools to organize our craft table.  Let’s use ribbons and raffia with our Basket Frames to create our baskets. A bucketful of ribbons and raffia’s!  Beautiful and vibrant colors! We alternate different colors of raffia to give this Large Square Basket interest. Oval Basket (Large): Made with red ribbon with a touch of green ribbon on the rim. Oval Basket (Small) and…

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    Quilt Retreat & Tunisian Techniques

    My neighbor’s mare dropped a foal about 4 days ago and I have been trying to get a picture of the baby all morning but mama is still very protective and continues to put herself between my camera and the baby.  Spring is without a doubt here….on drives down into the valley there are new lambs frolicking in the pastures…new life is everywhere! I was blessed with a 4 day quilt retreat with my quilt group, Laid Back Ladies of the Block, and have returned refreshed and encouraged to spend…

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    Baskets Made with Fabric

    Quilter’s and Sewers make your fabric stash useful!    Do you need to make a dent in your fabric stash? Why not make them useful by making hand-made baskets?  It’s easy and they’re a lot of fun to make.   We’ll show today how you can transform your stashed fabrics to fabulous hand-made baskets.

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    Carol’s Sewing Room!

    I’ve been given the opportunity to have my own Blog Space on the Clover Needlecraft Blog.  Though I wonder sometimes how truly exciting my life is, you are welcome to join me on my creative journey anyway. I am a seamstress, quilter, designer, teacher, author, knitter, wife, mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother!  As the Director of Education for Clover I need to know every tool and technique that Clover produces…so now, I can honestly add that I have learned the “Art of Crafting” as well.

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    Hand-Made, Hand Woven Baskets

    We LOVE this month’s product feature because you can easily create beautiful baskets in an instant!  The Basket Frames are ideal for small storage around-the-house or it can be used for other purposes.  Imagine organizing in-style!  Whether you use yarns, raffias or fabric strips, you can achieve personalized baskets with little effort.  Each week we will be featuring hand-made baskets for the home, office and special occasions.

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    Keeping Warm with Tunisian Crochet

    WOW!!!! The sun is out and the temps are in the 50’s…a real heat wave.  The weather has tried to drown us this winter and according the newscasters it is a record breaking year for rain fall.  We are all so proud of this great honor and are sending requests to Mother Nature to share this rain with those in need for we are not worthy of such a gift.  It doesn’t seem to be working as rain is predicted for tonight and tomorrow.  At least today is partially sunny…

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    Helix Scarf with a Soft Twirl

    A sunny hello to you all from Las Vegas!  I am here for the International Textile Show and am looking forward to seeing all the beautiful designer fabrics and new embellishments the vendors will be showing. I haven’t had time to work on my Irish Sweater for grandson, Garret, with all the preparations for the show but I did bring my two Helix scarves that are about completed.  I really want to get these off the needles and use some of the exciting yarns in my stash.  The pattern for…