June 11 #talktnt

A week away for me! Sorry about last week being cancelled & this afternoon's miss but I'm back tonight! Links service has changed and I can't get it up tonight. I will have it figured out for next week!

May 28/13 #talknt2 #talknt

#talknt Fat Quarter Shop May 21/13 Post Market!

Well market was this weekend and if you missed any of the goodness there will be posts all over blogland but the gang at Fat Quarter Shop once again did a fantastic job covering everything. You can check all there coverage out from the Jolly Jabber.

Pre Market May 14/13 Fat Quarter Shop

Quilt Market this week! Fat Quarter Shop will be there covering the convention in full force. You can follow along with Twitter, instagram (@fatquartershop), Vine (Fat Quarter Shop), Facebook and YouTube. You won't miss a bit of the action!

#talknt May 7/13

Well it's been an interesting week, I managed to get 2nd degree burns to 3 fingers after slipping by the stove and trying to catch myself on the burner that happened to be on full heat. Lot's of fun, which ended up making me unable to hold the afternoon chat, an unfortunate first. This evening's chat's sponsor unfortunately has gone AWOL so we're on our own tonight! which is ok, we can go with the flow & have some fun.

April 30/13 Fat Quarter Shop

We have the awesome Fat Quarter Shop sponsoring us again today! Thanks to Kimberley et al!

Art Gallery Fabrics! April 23/13

We're excited to have Art Gallery Fabrics back as a sponsor this week. Just two weeks ago they announced a new designer, Bonnie Christine of Home to Roost, so I'm very excited to hear the news they have for us today! You can always keep up with the fun at the AGF blog, lot's of designer interviews, projects and just pretty things.

The newest designer is Leah Duncan! Her first line is called Tule.
  Collection details!

Named after Nevada's Tule Desert, Leah's new collection is inspired by her favorite landscape. While living in Texas Leah had many adventures in the southwest and grew to love the stark, but endlessly beautiful region. With sparse flowers, numerous hills, open spaces, and endless ravines the desert is a place she always goes back to for inspiration, simplicity, and that impossible feeling of quiet. Filled with southwestern florals and geometric shapes, Tule reflects the stark beauty of the region and shares a glimmer of the joy and peace the desert consistently provides her when she visits.