Tag Archives: Quilting

April 1, 2011: Opening Day

So it begins.  The long-awaited day has finally arrived.  The pain of the Patriots crushing defeat is behind us.  The Bruins are officially in the playoffs — for now.  The Celtics struggle can be set aside for awhile.  We’ll worry … Continue reading

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The Closer: Portrait of Jonathan Papelbon

THE CLOSER: Jonathan Papelbon (22″ x 16″) A classic pose struck by Pap as he thoughtfully prepares to deliver a pitch. This fabric portrait was made from 100% cottons and tulle (for the shadows) and is machine-quilted. To see other … Continue reading

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What’s a “Quilted Baseball”?

Several people have asked me, “Where are the baseball quilts”?   The answer is, they are in my head, on my work table, and on the sewing machine.  Some of them are even in my fabric cabinet germinating.  I promise that … Continue reading

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Photo of the Week: 2011 (Week 4)

Quilts in waiting…while Little Lou patiently waits on a pitch.

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Friends, Quilts, Baseball and Other Comforts

“A true friend is someone who thinks that you are a good egg even though he knows that you are slightly cracked.” – Bernard Meltzer, radio talk show host of “What’s Your Problem” *********** This amusing and truthful quote got … Continue reading

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New Year’s Resolutions

It’s that time of year again.  The Christmas tree has been rudely stripped and tossed outside, waiting to hitch a ride on the next trash truck.  The vacuum cleaner will continue to exude the scent of pine needles as a … Continue reading

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