H&H Americas Show in Chicago

May 15, 2025May 14, 2025 rosecards3 Comments

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

I’m now back home after the H&H Americas Show last week in Chicago and I’m trying to get everything caught up, which to be honest, I probably never will completely, but I’m sure going to try.

H&H was a really busy show. The show vibe was very vibrant and youthful with a unique blend of quilting, wool, fiber arts, and cosplay. I found it really interesting to see one area spill into another such as quilted garments in cosplay.

One of my favorite parts of the show was the opportunity to work with our VRD owner and Rose Queen, Pat. As I live in Pennsylvania while Pat and the VRD shop are in California, we usually only get to work together in person in Houston for Quilt Market. So, some extra time this year being face to face was amazing!

A booth display at the H&H Americas Show featuring colorful quilts and fabric designs by Villa Rose Designs, with a table showcasing various quilting products.

The VRD booth was insanely busy during the show and I want to thank everyone who stopped by. We LOVE our shops! Here’s a big thank you hug to all of you who came by the VRD booth to chat, share stories, and show quilts. Your energy is what keeps us going!

About H&H

H&H Americas is a relatively new trade show in the US for handmade industry businesses and professionals. The Americas show stemmed from the H&H Cologne (Germany) show. Let me share some of the numbers from this year’s show:

Over 550 booths
5000+ professionals attended
48 countries, 50 US states, and 2 US territories

Awesome applesauce!

Good news! In 2026, H&H is adding a Fiber+Fabric Craft Festival for consumers from April 30-May 3 in Chicago. So that’s something new to look forward to next year.

Upcoming Shows

Of course, in October 2025, Fall International Quilt Market will be in Houston, TX. It will be followed by Quilt Festival October 9-12, also in Houston. If you’ve never had the chance to attend a Festival, I highly recommend it. It’s the perfect place to see hundreds (or more) quilts on display along with tons of great vendors. It is overwhelming and wonderful at the same time!

I don’t know if you’ve ever heard of the Road to California show? Well, to make everything even more exciting in 2026, Road to California is debuting their Road to California Quilter’s Conference & Showcase event in January.

Spring International Quilt Market will return in April 2026 in St. Louis, Missouri. So far, I haven’t heard anything about Spring Quilt Festival for 2026, but if I hear anything, I’ll let you know.

Wowzer! Sew much is happening in the world of quilting!

Cool Stuff

Whenever I attend a show, I always like to share cool stuff I find, booths I visit, folks I see, and any trends I notice with you. Please enjoy!

Here are the booths of a few of our quilting partners. I apologize, but I didn’t get a lot of time to snap photos of our quilting partners.

A vibrant quilt display featuring colorful fabric and quilted items at a trade show booth, showcasing various patterns and designs. — **Hoffman Fabrics**

A booth at the H&H Americas Show featuring colorful quilt displays, with a woman sitting at the table and attendees browsing nearby. — **Hoffman Fabrics**

Display of various quilt blocks featuring colorful designs and patterns at the Banyan Batiks booth. — **Banyan Batiks**

The fun thing about the Banyan display is that it includes a quilt block from our VRD pattern, Waverly (top left block). Also in the display are 2 blocks from my friend, Cathey Laird of Cathey Marie Designs (the Bumblebee on the left of the sign and the House block to the right of the sign). What fun!

I stopped by to see my pals at Best Press and get some of their new Lemon Mist scent. I cannot find it anywhere around here, not even on Amazon so I bought the rest of the Lemon Mist bottles they had and also grabbed a refill bottle of Peaches and Cream. I should be set with Best Press for a while.

A booth display for Mary Ellen's Best Press at a quilting show, featuring colorful quilted decorations, various sizes of spray bottles, and a floral tablecloth.

I even caught up with a few quilty pals –

Here I am with Swan of Swam Amity Studios, who is the designer of my favorite machine quilting gloves. Swan also designs patterns and teaches classes. She kindly took the time to show me the Designers Showcase section at the show which featured 18 different designers.

Two smiling women posing for a selfie in front of a colorful quilt display at a quilting show.

Here is Swan’s mini booth at the Designer Showcase.

A colorful quilting booth featuring designs by Swan Amity and Larkspur Lane Designs, showcasing various quilted items, including wall hangings and pillows, with a vibrant display of fabrics and patterns.

I also got some time to chat with Christa Watson of Christa Quilts. Christa is an amazing machine quilter, teacher, pattern designer, fabric designer, and author. We are standing in front of Christa’s booth in the Designer Showcase area. She has a fun modern aesthetic and is definitely NOT afraid of color. LOL!

Two women smiling together at a quilting show, standing in front of colorful quilts and quilt patterns displayed on a wall.

I found this really fun designer booth, Whole Circle Studio, in the showcase section, too, and I just had to snap a few photos to share with you. Sherri, the owner, created an amazing miniature quilt shop featuring teeny tiny patterns and quilts (all her designs, of course). What a showstopper!

Display of Whole Circle Studio showcasing colorful quilt patterns, embroidery kits, and a miniature quilt shop setup.

A colorful quilt display featuring various mini quilts and quilting supplies on wooden shelves, showcasing vibrant patterns and designs geared towards quilting enthusiasts.

I stopped by the Purple Moose Designs booth in the Designer Showcase and I discovered a cool new quilting card game called Quilter’s Block Party. It’s kind of like Pictionary for quilters. Can’t wait to try it out with my Friday gals.

Cover of the Quilter's Block Party card game, featuring colorful quilt block designs and a playful typography that states 'Quilter's Block Party!'

I must admit that the show layout was a lot different than I am used to and I got lost frequently, trying to find specific booths or simply the ladies room – LOL! On one of my meanders, I found a fabulous Kaffe Fasset display with his quilts and knitted items. I couldn’t tell you where I found it – by that time I had no idea where I was. Kaffe and Brandon Mobly were there at the show, but I never really got a chance to say hi. Please enjoy.

A colorful quilt display by Kaffe Fassett featuring various patterns and fabrics, beside a poster for the Kaffe Fassett Glorious Colour & Design Exhibit.

A vibrant display of quilts featuring colorful patterns, including a wall quilt with floral designs and a garment hanging among the fabric backdrop at a quilting show.

During the show, there was a cosplay contest as well as a cool cosplay display. Check out these awesome costumes. Which one is your favorite?

Two colorful costumes displayed at a cosplay event, featuring a glamorous pink gown adorned with stars and a rich red dress with intricate details.

Two mannequins dressed in elaborate cosplay outfits, one in a pink traditional-inspired costume with a decorative headpiece and holding a large umbrella, and the other in a Victorian-style dress with ruffles, showcasing intricate design details.

What’s Trending

Whenever I am at a show, I try to see what’s new and upcoming and what’s trending. Here is a list of the things I noticed at the show:

Mini, Mini, Mini — mini quilts, mini animals, everything is getting smaller
Quilted jackets and wearables
Combining different crafts such as cosplay and quilting or wool and quilting
Small handwork projects and kits everywhere — handwork is hot!
Animals — stuffed, patchwork, knitted, quilted, etc., etc.

One thing I was quite fascinated with was the use of puffy batting in machine quilted quilts on display at the Art Glass Fabric booth. Not sure if this is going to be trending or if it was just to catch attention (which it did). Have you seen or heard anything about puffy batts making a comeback?

Well, I guess that’s it for me this week. My final photo is an aerial view of Chicago and Lake Michigan as I was headed back to Pennsylvania.

Aerial view of Chicago featuring a mix of buildings, green spaces, and Lake Michigan in the background.

Take care and make time this week for some quilting. With all the inspiration from the show, I hope to get some quality time with my sewing machine, too.

Until next week –

Sew. Laugh. Be inspired. Repeat.

Always,

Tricia @VRD

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H&H Americas and NEW VRD Rose Card Quilt Patterns for May

May 7, 2025 rosecardsLeave a comment

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

I hope you are getting a bit of nice spring weather where you live. Everything is greening up nicely now in Pennsylvania and a lot of the spring flowers are finally blooming. I just love ALL the colors – it’s sew inspiring after a long grey and white winter.

I’m sorry, but this week’s post is going to be a short one. Pat and I are at the H&H Americas show in Chicago, IL right now. I was planning to walk around the show and scope out new and interesting things to show you on today’s blog post but that simply isn’t going to happen.

The VRD booth was completely swamped all day today with excited quilt shop owners and other industry professionals. I want to thank each of you who stopped by and shared your VRD stories and quilt photos with us. b Connecting with you really makes us happy.

This very lonely photo is the only one I managed to snap last night after Pat and I were finished setting up.

A booth display at the H&H Americas show features a variety of colorful quilts hung on walls and draped over tables, showcasing designs from Villa Rosa Designs.

I hope that I’ll get the chance to see some of the new and interesting things and show you my cool finds on next week’s blog. No promises, though – if the rest of the show is as crazy busy as today was, I probably won’t get to wander and take photos.

It’s the first Thursday after the first Friday of the month and we all know what that means – new VRD Rose Card patterns. YAY! Let’s take a look.

NEW VRD Rose Card Quilt Patterns for May

Here is the May set of 5 patterns:

Promotional image showcasing the May 2025 quilt patterns including 'Charlie', 'Mint Julep', 'Heritage', 'Shear', and 'Triple It' with price information.

Get the set of 5 patterns HERE

Aren’t they fun? Another great panel pattern, several fat quarter patterns, and a really neat mod pattern. Can you guess which is which?

Of course, a new monthly pattern set would not be complete without a new table runner, would it? This month, we have a new runner pattern by Molly:

A quilt titled 'Tea for 2' designed by Molly Cook, displayed on a vibrant background of blooming flowers, showcasing its intricate patterns and colors.

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

I just adore the fabrics Molly used in her cute runner from the Let’s Partea collection (isn’t that just too clever???).

Guess what???? We still have some Tea for 2 kits which include the fabrics for the top and binding along with a pattern. You can find Tea for 2 kits HERE.

Here are some of the other kits we still have in stock for the May patterns. Get ’em before they’re gone.

Heritage featuring Tim Holtz Palette Neutral

Mint Julep in Moda’s Botany collection

Triple It in Winged Garden

Charlie in Fur Friends (see below)

A quilt featuring a colorful cat pattern with playful cat illustrations framed by vibrant borders in various prints.

If you love kits as much as we do, you can find all of our quilt kit offerings HERE.

Well, I must admit that I’m fading fast after the busy day Pat and I had, so I’m going to wrap up here. Have a wonderful week and take a little time to admire the flowers and maybe, just maybe, do a spot of quilting while you are at it.

Until next week –

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Always,

Tricia @VRD

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VRD Stepped Quilt Tutorial

April 17, 2025April 16, 2025 rosecardsLeave a comment

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

I’ve got a fun and happy quilt tutorial for you today – Stepped by Running Doe Quilts for Villa Rosa Designs.

But before we get into the tutorial – I have an AMAZING announcement for you!

Drum roll, please!

Cue the confetti! Or how about a balloon drop from the ceiling this time?

Our Rose Queen and owner, Pat Fryer, has done it again!

She has a new batik fabric collection with Riley Blake Designs coming this October!

It’s called Kalinda.

WOOHOO!

Here’s a sneak peak –

Kalinda is simply perfect for all your autumn projects! You can download the collection PDF with all the fabrics and skus below.

Kalinda Download

Guess what????? There will be another collectible pattern storage tin for the Kalinda collection, too! I can’t wait! I love love love my tin from Pat’s first collection, Bedazzled. I can’t wait to collect them all as she designs new collections in the future!

Mark your calendars for October – when Kalinda makes its debut. Don’t forget to ask your local quilt shop to order the collection if they haven’t already.

Now I’ve spilled the beans about Pat’s new collection, it’s time to jump into our tutorial.

VRD Stepped Quilt Tutorial

Stepped is a fun modern Rose Card pattern designed by Running Doe Quilts for Villa Rosa Designs. It is a large quilt, finishing at 66″ x 78″ and is fat quarter friendly – yay!

Get your digital pattern HERE or your print pattern HERE

For this tutorial I chose a wonderful warm and sunny collection from our friends, Hoffman Fabrics, called Sunset Hour. I chose the bright blue as the frame and binding for a wonderful pop of color against the warm sunset tones.

As usual, the first thing I’m going to do is cut the pieces for the blocks. Since this quilt doesn’t have a border (which is common for modern quilts, by the way), we don’t have to worry about that.

I’m wondering – do you cut your borders when you cut the fabric for the blocks or do you wait until after the center of the quilt is assembled? For me, I usually cut the border strips when I cut the block fabrics, but I don’t piece and cut the borders to size until after I finish the blocks.

Oops, let me get back to the cutting. LOL!

Here are all the pieces I need to make the whole quilt top. Isn’t that blue striking?

Now we’re ready to rock and roll at the sewing machine! The Stepped block goes together really quick (of course, it’s a VRD Rose Card pattern!). I like to put the large rectangle to my left and the blue frame strip to my right so I can grab a rectangle, place a frame strip on top, and zip it through the sewing machine. Then I repeat this same step for all the blocks, using chain piecing (meaning I’m not cutting the thread between blocks as I sew).

Working with batiks is lots of fun – you don’t usually have to worry about right or wrong sides because they are dyed the whole way through.

I could just flip the frame strip over, give it a finger press, and add the 2nd frame strip on, but I want my blocks to be nice and crisp, so I’m going to head to my ironing board to press the blocks before adding the 2nd frame strip.

Now I’m ready to sew the 2nd frame strip on the side of each block. Easy piezy – just the way I like ’em!

Then it’s back to the iron to press the blocks one more time. I warn you – there are a lot of blocks! Seriously!

Next I’m heading to my flannel board, which is actually behind my pressing station, to lay out my blocks. SHHH! My flannel board is really a flannel backed tablecloth hung in front of my fabric storage wall. To hang it, I clip the tablecloth to the tops of my storage doors with big binder clips. That way, I can take it down whenever I need access to the fabric cubbies (these particular cubbies hold my yardage and fat quarters by color).

Now the fun begins. As I lay out the blocks, I’m moving them around to spread the colors and fabrics out over the whole quilt. Laying out your blocks is an important step in making a quilt because you don’t want all the same fabrics or colors clumped together in the same area by accident.

Yikes! I’m actually running out of flannel board for this quilt because it’s big, so I think I need to sew this section together before I can add the final 4 rows. Off to the sewing machine I go…..

All right, here’s the section sewn together. Sorry, just noticed in this photo, I have it turned upside down from the previous photos. Mea culpa.

Finally, I can lay out the final 4 rows and add them to the quilt top. Ugh, you can’t see the bottom section I just added because my ironing station is in the way. Did I mention this is a BIG quilt???

I know! Let’s go outside so I can show you the completed quilt top!

I LOVE the warm and sunny colors of the sunset and the blue plays nicely. I reminds me of photos of the sun setting over the ocean. I say photos as I’ve yet to actually see an ocean. Someday…….

OH! Rats!

Take a look at the bottom of the quilt, I ended up with too much light colored fabrics bunched together. This happened because I couldn’t lay out the entire quilt on my flannel board all at once before I stitched the blocks together. ARGH!

Looks like I will be doing some un-sewing with my trusty seam ripper sidekick, Jack. Then I can relocate some of those light blocks from the bottom towards the center. Sigh……definitely a project for another day. Sorry about that.

Have you ever made the Stepped quilt? If so, I’d love to see your quilts on our VRD Facebook group.

Well, that’s it for me. Have a great week! Find some time to do a little sewing this week. Or maybe some un-sewing……

Until next time –

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Always,

Tricia @ VRD

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NEW VRD April Rose Card Quilt Patterns and A Fabulous Catalog by our Quilting Partner, QT Fabrics

April 10, 2025April 9, 2025 rosecards2 Comments

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

Guess what today is??? It’s the Thursday after the first Friday in April, which means………..NEW PATTERNS!

If you are a new blog follower, you might not know that at Villa Rosa Designs, we add 5-7 NEW Rose Card patterns each and every month, all year long. New monthly patterns are usually launched the first Friday of the month on VRD’s Fry-Day Live event online. You can find Fry-Day Live events HERE most Fridays at 4:00 PM Pacific Time (7 PM Eastern time).

With 5-7 new patterns every month, that adds up to between 60-84 NEW patterns every year – WOW! Then add those to our over 700 patterns already in print! It’s almost mind-boggling. We really do have something for everyone!

I know you’re anxious to see this month’s patterns, so here they are –

Collage of five new quilting pattern cards for April 2025, including Butterfield, Dakota, Havenwood, Cadott, and Turtle Soup, featuring colorful quilt designs.

Get the set of 5 print cards HERE

As usual, our talented VRD designers do not disappoint!

Butterfield is by our own Rose Queen, Pat, uses a collection of fat quarters and goes together really fast. You can find the Digital pattern HERE or the Print pattern HERE. We also have Butterfield kits (includes the pattern) featuring Tim Holtz Palette Yellow fabrics.

Dakota is also by Pat and is a quick to make fat quarter quilt. You can find the Digital pattern HERE or the Print pattern HERE. And we have Dakota kits (includes the pattern) featuring Victory Garden fabrics.

Havenwood, designed by Rachelle, is Jelly Roll or scrap friendly. It works up fast with your favorite quick piecing techniques. You can find the Digital pattern HERE or the Print pattern HERE. We have Havenwood kits (includes the pattern) featuring the Sweet Melodies collection (below).

A colorful quilt featuring a patchwork design with various patterns and fabrics, arranged in blocks of different colors including red, blue, yellow, green, and floral prints.

Havenwood in Sweet Melodies

Cadott is also by Rachelle and is a fun modern quilt with A LOT of visual appeal. It uses yardage or your stash. You can find the Digital pattern HERE or the Print pattern HERE. Sorry, no kits for this one.

Turtle Soup by Heidi features a theme fabric or border stripe – and what a fun name! You can find the Digital pattern HERE or the Print pattern HERE. Sorry, the kits are already sold out.

But Wait………there’s more! (Tehehe, you know how much I love writing this.)

Our NEW April Table Runner (by moi) is called Window Boxes. You can use panel squares or fat quarters for this pretty runner pattern.

Cover of the quilt pattern 'Window Boxes' featuring a quilt with hexagonal shapes in yellow, turquoise, and pink fabrics, surrounded by floral prints, set against a peach background.

Get the Digital pattern HERE or the Print pattern HERE.

That’s it for the new patterns this month. Which one are you going to make first??? I can’t wait to see your April projects on our VRD Facebook Group.

Now let me tell you about QT Fabrics and VRD.

Quilting Partner – QT Fabrics

As many of you already know, Villa Rosa Designs has made lots of connections with other companies in the quilting industry in recent years. We call them our Quilting Partners. You can find our Quilting Partners over on the right side of the blog towards the top.

Are you familiar with our pals over at QT Fabrics? They are an employee-owned and operated company and have been in business for a long time. You can find QT fabrics at your local quilt shop AND you can check out VRD’s QT Fabric offerings on our website HERE.

We’ve been partnering with QT Fabrics for a while now and I’m really excited to share with you their recent publication featuring our Rose Card patterns and QT’s newest fabric collections, which will be out in quilt shops this Fall. Aren’t you the lucky ones to get a sneak peak???

Here’s the PDF version of the wonderful catalog that QT put together featuring ALL VRD Rose Card patterns paired with their new 2025 Summer Collection, which will available this fall.

I definitely have some of these on my to-do and look forward to sharing new tutorials here on the blog featuring some of these fun designs and fabrics. Woohoo!

VillaRosa_Friends_QTINK_Summer25Flip-1 Download

If you’d rather check out the really cool digital Flipbook version, you can find it HERE.

I hope you found a lot of inspiration in this catalog – maybe some new-to-you patterns and/or great upcoming fabric collections. If you see a collection you love, ask for it at your local quilt shop – the fabrics will be available this fall. All of the featured patterns in the catalog are available on our website, villarosadesigns.com.

Well, that’s it for me. Take care and do something fun this week.

Until next time –

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Always,

Tricia @ VRD

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A Super Fun Spring Bingo Download and a Curated List of VRD Rose Card Quilt Patterns for April

April 2, 2025April 2, 2025 rosecards2 Comments

Hello Quilty Friends!

Happy Thursday to you!

Well, I’m happy that spring is finally here in NW PA. I think it’s here, anyway. Sometimes it’s hard to tell.

Tulips, Daffodils, and Crocuses are blooming which is a welcome burst of color against our still dreary winter landscape. The trees are just staring to wake up a little bit, but we won’t have full leafy coverage until the end of April into May. Spring weather here is also quite unpredictable — we’ve already had a few days in the 70’s, but we’ve still gotten a bit of snow. And rain. And hail. Even with its craziness, spring is definitely one of my favorite seasons.

Spring also gets me re-energized for quilting with spring colors, Easter, flowers, birds, blue skies with fluffy clouds, baby animals…I could keep going but you get the idea. Spring is all about renewal, so go ahead and welcome the season in your quilting world, too.

YAY! Lucky you! I created a fun Spring Fling Bingo download to help you enjoy the season. Please download the PDF below and have fun completing the 20 spring ideas!

Spring Fling Bingo Download

Now let’s have a pattern shower for April! Because a collection of Spring quilts will surely brighten your day and give you some Spring inspiration. It certainly inspired me as I put it together.

A Curated List of VRD Rose Card Quilt Patterns for April

If you’re a blog follower, you might have seen my Curated Spring List from last year, so instead of repeating that lovely collection of patterns, I thought I’d create a new collection of patterns just for April. And April means showers, rainbows, Easter, gardening, babies, and….

Hello Quilty Friends!

About H&H

Upcoming Shows

Cool Stuff

What’s Trending

Sew. Laugh. Be inspired. Repeat.

Hello Quilty Friends!

NEW VRD Rose Card Quilt Patterns for May

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Hello Quilty Friends!

Our Rose Queen and owner, Pat Fryer, has done it again!

She has a new batik fabric collection with Riley Blake Designs coming this October!

It’s called Kalinda.

VRD Stepped Quilt Tutorial

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Hello Quilty Friends!

Quilting Partner – QT Fabrics

Sew. Laugh. Repeat.

Hello Quilty Friends!

YAY! Lucky you! I created a fun Spring Fling Bingo download to help you enjoy the season. Please download the PDF below and have fun completing the 20 spring ideas!

A Curated List of VRD Rose Card Quilt Patterns for April

You can’t have a rainbow without the rain.

Get ready to garden with a nifty new apron.

Baby animals everywhere!

April Showers bring May Flowers.

Babies, babies, and more babies!

Baby birdies, too.

More and more babies – it must be spring!

Even more babies.

Spring birds are returning.

Spring means Easter.

Planning some new garden paths?

Who’s got big floppy ears?

Hopping down the Bunny trail….

Baskets overflowing with goodies on Easter morning.

Easter services.

Dressed in one’s Easter best.

Eagles hatching their eaglets.

Spring tulips make me think of the Netherlands.

So many new animal babies on the farm.

Those new babies on the farm sure make things interesting.

Rain, rain, go away….

Tulips springing up everywhere!

New babies are playing hide and seek in the forest, too.

Easter dinner at your grandparents’ house.

It’s handy to have a lantern when the electricity goes out during a spring storm.

Maybe it’s time to add new lattice in your garden?

Canadian Geese returning.

Easter dinner!

Umbrellas are a must in April.

The bugs are venturing out again.

Bring on the ham, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole, fresh rolls, and more!

Wake up and spring into your day!

Nana wears aprons when she cooks.

Maybe there are noodles on the Easter table?

Need a tote for your Easter egg hunt?

Perhaps it’s time to freshen up the living room with new paint?

The Spring landscape keeps changing.

New pavers for a garden path?

Even the brooks and creeks are waking up.

At the garden center picking out new boxes and pots.

So much to do in the kitchen on Easter morning.

Finally! A place to keep all my gardening tools.

Who can resist a new baby puppy or kitten?

Sometimes I think it rains every day in April….

Every rainbow is special.

Discover a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.

Finding a dress or a tux for the Senior Prom.

With all the rain, it’s truly wonderful to see the sun!

With a little luck, the sun will shine on Easter Sunday.

A tote to hold all your Easter goodies from Grandma and Grandpa.

Something yummy in your basket.

After all the Easter leftovers, maybe it’s time for some Takeout.

Look out the window to see Spring happen.

The spring peepers are peeping!

Maybe some new tiles for the kitchen or patio?

The vineyards are shaking off the winter.

Sew. Laugh. Think Spring. Repeat.

Hello Quilty Friends!

VRD Brickwork Quilt Tutorial