Thirteen Notebooks for Walter Benjamin. Ann Rippin Academic Quilter at University of Bristol. What I finished off at the weekend. The colours, which have not come out well in these photographs, go together really nicely. Almost everything, as usual, is scrap and was destined for landfill.

Sunday, January 24, 2016. Two different size cozies for my tablet. It feels good to have completed a couple of items. Sunday, January 1, 2012. Sunday Stash Report and Unintentional Change of Plans.

Recipes and tips for an egg-free diet. It is not necessary to peel it. 1 or 2 fresh tomatoes, sliced. Ready-made marinara or spaghetti sauce, or home-made sauce, approx. Soy Parmesan or Nutritional Yeast Flakes. Mix the salt with water in a bowl, and soak the aubergine slices for 10 minutes to give them a milder flavour. Pour the sauce over the aubergine and tomatoes and cover with kitchen foil.

My toys, gogos, lego. I have two pet gerbils. Their names are George and Sam. Lego are brick shapes and different sizes, and you can have little people in them. And you can build cars, vans, cities, towns and places. Here is Indiana Jones and Raiders of the Lost Ark. Here is Indy trying to get past the dreaded swinging swords. Here is the Police Station.

Check out some of our Tutorials. Join the 100 Yard Dash from Stash Challenge. Sacajawea Sacajawea Cemetery near Fort Washakie, WY March 2015 Imagine the wonder that Sacajawea had when she saw a sand dollar for the first time. Patchwork Times by Judy Laquidara.

Please DO NOT use any content or images from this website on personal blogs or websites without my permission. Permission is not required for those wishing to pin images to Pinterest, but please take care to link correctly to the relevant blog post. Red Pepper Quilts on Etsy. Wednesday, August 12, 2015. Stash Fabrics 303 colors of Kona Cotton A Giveaway! Now in stock at Stash Fabrics.

Mainly stuff I make and the things I see close to home. Sunday, November 02, 2014. It has been quite a year with one thing and another and I am afraid my blog has suffered because of it. Thanks to everyone for all the nudges to get posting again! Things are really looking up now and a lot of loose odds and ends should be resolved soon.

Saturday, May 4, 2013. This first quilt was made this spring. It is from a class I took by the. Lumber Yard gals here in Yuma, AZ. This quilt is made from panel that I picked up in Oregon many years ago. I actually bought several of the panels and this is the last. This one is made from technique called Exploding Pineapples. It is fun to make because you start with a center square and another square the same size and go from there.