Queenie's Needlework

The fourth quilt I have on display at this time of the year is called Tudor Echoes, and is related to my Sub Rosa (shown yesterday). It ...

The third quilt I usually display in December is called Sub Rosa. In 2003 I made it for the Kaleidoscope Hoffman Challenge. The theme was ...

The second in my series of Christmas quilts is the painted stained glass quilt. I made this quilt based on a piece of real stained glass ...

There are four seasons in Japan and each is full of its own character. Winters are cold, and in many parts snowy, you eat hot pot dishe...

Claudia, this is for you. In the beginning of January I blogged about this  wall hanging of the the first sun rise of the year. It ...

While in the UK, I visited Stowmarket where there was an exhibition of Welsh quilts  in Abbot's Hall at the Museum of Anglian Life. Th...

Work In Progress Wednesday Regular readers know by now that WIPW for me means a report on my Kafferepet quilt. We've come to the l...

How fast the weeks pass by; it is already Wednesday again and time to give a WIPW progress report on the Kafferepet quilt. Last week I sho...

Last night NHK (the Japanese state run broadcasting company) announced the theme for next year's Partnership quilt project. You can re...

This is my Work In Progress Wednesday report on ' Kafferepet ', the Swedish coffee party quilt. So far I have shown the following ...

W ork  I n P rogress W ednesday - the best way to get a move on and finish those U n F inished O bjects. Go to Pintangle and see bustling a...

The Children's Day is over and all decorations related to it have been packed away. The Koinobori (Flying Carp) quilt has been replaced ...

Work In Progress Wednesday. Look at how Sharon has completed her lacy crazy quilt block! Read the comments to see how others have been busy....

Do you remember Hina Matsuri, the Doll Festival or Girls' Day which is celebrated on March 3rd? I blogged about it here . Well it is n...