Hi ,

 

I’ve been working through a hard time and reflecting today on how important our crafts are to our lives. Quilting has helped me stitch myself back together again, through grief and back to gratitude. I’m going to share a lot of good news, bad news and the joy of hand quilting at Hart Square once again.

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We’ve just recently upgraded to Quilter’s Creative Touch 5 and today we’re placing and quilting blocks! By the way, have you been looking for written instructions on Quilters Creative Touch 5? I have great news! Janet George has been hard at work creating PDF guides to help you!

Click Here to find all Janet’s QCT5 Help Files in one place! I struggle to learn something new unless I can read it and see it, so I hope this combination of video and written instructions will help you. You can find instructions for quilting blocks with Quilter’s Creative Touch 5 as well as pantographs and a helpful upgrade file as well.

 

Click Here to learn more about Quilter’s Creative Touch 5. This is super surprisingly addictive and I’ve just today finished quilting two more quilts using this system!

I know this was a sad podcast as I share some bad news that has sent me for a loop through these last two weeks of the month. I’m still sad, but please know that I will be okay. I’m working through this and, best of all, stitching my way through it day by day.

The fact of the matter is, we cannot be happy all the time!

While it’s hard to be vulnerable like this, I can’t turn on the camera and pretend to be happy when I’m not. And besides, that’s not why I make this podcast! I make it to share my life, warts and all.

So if you are going through a hard time, if you are wading through the rivers of grief, please know that you are not alone. I encourage you to keep crafting, keep creating. Don’t push yourself beyond your skill level or take on 50 projects at once. Just focus on getting your stitches in every day, one at a time.

Let’s go quilt,

Leah Day