Author: lisabongean
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Farmhouse Friends “Just Flowers” Stitch-Along Block #12 – Hydrangeas
Hey everyone! I hope you all had a great weekend. I’m excited to say that it’s finally it’s my turn to post my block for this year’s Farmhouse Friends “Just
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Hogs for Heroes Online Auction Fundraiser Details
I am so excited to be able to say, “it’s that time of year again!” as we get ready to kick off our 2022 Hogs for Heroes fundraising event. I’m sure
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Official Call out for Flag Blocks!
Oh hey, I’m back! As I mentioned earlier I have another great idea to add to our efforts in helping Hogs for Heroes. As of today, I am officially on
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MBH4 – Block 5 – “Greek Cross”
Greetings and happy Blockhead Wednesday! Are you ready for Block 5? “Greek Cross” (also called “Two of Five”) comes to us from Barbara Groves of Me and My Sister Designs –
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Garden Gatherings Trunk Show
I don’t know about you, but I am more than ready to finally get my hands on some serious yardage of my latest Moda fabric line release, Garden Gatherings. It
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Easter is Here!
Can you believe Easter is this Sunday? Even though we’ve been talking about it and I knew it was coming up fast, it still somehow took me totally by surprise.
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Moda Blockheads 4 – Block 4 is a Real Spinner!
Hey everyone! Welcome to Moda Blockhead Wednesday! I hope you’re ready for Block 4 of MBH4 because it’s available now and ready for you! “Spinner“ was designed by Anne Sutton
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It’s Time for the 2022 Summer Blocks of the Week!
Hey gang – happy Monday! I hope everyone had a great weekend. I know many of you are anxiously waiting for the details on this year’s “Summer Blocks of the
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Weekly Shop Talk with Shelley!
Hey gang! Welcome back to my blog. As usual, the week flew by faster than a speeding bullet. I have been busy finalizing details on a bunch of projects that
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Moda Blockheads 4 – Block 3 “Kouign Amann”
Did someone say cake!? Block 3 of MBH4 is deliciously called, “Kouign Amann,“ (pronounced, “queen a-mahn) after a sweet multi-layered Breton cake, originally made with bread dough in the early 1860’s.