What a great link, thank you for sharing.....

I'm delighted to see that you've been reading my blog post, 10 Tips to Make More Time for Quilting, but that was only the beginning!

Check out Time-Saving for Quilters. This is an 8-part series of articles based on personal experience--a way to go minimalist as a quilter--to achieve terrific time-savings, freeing more time for quilting and other activities. The ideas can easily spill over into other aspects of your life!

Then, if you like that, you might also like the new series of articles, still in progress, called Money-Saving for Quilters.

Thanks very much for your interest in what I have to say that can help quilters maximize their resources. I hope you'll take a look at the online art quilt classes on offer at QuiltEd Online, and that you'll tell your friends about the site. Thank you!

Dena

Annis your quilt is beautiful. love the colors.

Valerie and Charae we continue to want to know how things are going and how you're able to squeeze in the quilting time. Keep us posted.

Congratulations on the new addition. Those are really our greatest treasures. They just grow up way too fast. Enjoy your quilting.
Charae, I will keep you and George in my prayers. Chemo has come a long way. Praying the side effects are mild and few.

twiglet wrote:
Aww thank you Wendy, I appreciate that! I tried to upload some photos but I will have to resize them later after the big kids get off to school, they were too big I think. I am due June 6th so by the time we are out of jackets, baby will be here.

I don't know if I have stamina or just very low standards of clean! LOL I am home full time so I don't get out of the house as much as I'd like to, quilting really keeps me sane and gives me something to work at. Thank you for your very kind words!

- Valerie

I've just had a look at your work it's absolutely stunning you are very talented You've some stamina to do such lovely work and look after your children. When's the next one due?

I am a full time quilter so I quilt daily. I also stay home with three children (and one on the way) so it doesn't leave a lot of time for my own projects, but I do try to make time for them.

Good wishes to George and you while going through chemo. What a couple you are. Keep dropping in we're here to distract you xx

Glad to know things are going in a positive direction for George. You know, you have a pretty marketable positive attitude yourself!

I've been thinking about you too, glad to hear hubby is doing well.
Barb

Thanks, Lois! Things are busy (not enough time to quilt), but fine. We got back to San Jose Saturday night. George starts chemotherapy Thursday. He's doing great so far~ wish I could bottle and market his attitude. It would be a huge money maker. Or maybe I could just swap for fabric...now there's an idea!

Hang in there Charae. Hope things are going well for you! Been thinking of you.

The answer is "not nearly enough". I can always feel myself tilting a little more towards the crazy pool when I don't have my Zen quilting time! The first quarter of the year is always the busiest for me (NQR). If it wasn't for TQS and the little sneak peeks at what everyone else is doing I might well be prepping for a full blown swan dive. LOL! Annis, you never cease to amaze! I love everything about your latest quilt--colors, design, it's all terrific!