Author Archives: Theresa Cianciolo
Hello BOM Friends! Since I refuse to get behind this time, I’m sending Months 4 and 5 at the same time. To keep from getting confused, I recommend putting Month 5 completely out of sight until you’re ready to tackle it. Month 5 Main Block Assembly. This block is a variation of the pineapple log […]
Hello BOM Friends! How is everyone? Spring has arrived in Central New York, off and on anyway. It was in the low 70s today. Bliss! Next week we might have two feet of snow, but for now, the birds are singing birds and a cool, gentle breeze is hitting my face as I sit outside […]
Banyan Batik’s Illusion Block 3 Hello Block of the Month friends, It’s hard to believe we’re already in our third month. I hope your second block went together well. I’ve never had a lot of patience with applique, so while mine turned out so-so, it certainly wasn’t show quality. And I’m okay with that! Something […]
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Brush Off Those Old Handbags and Make them “New” Again
Nov
Old Handbags New Again!
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Harold the Hare Burrito Pillowcase!
Oct
Make this ADORABLE Harold the Hare pillowcase! It’s a kit!
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Learn to Quilt With Us!
Oct
Let’s Do This! The “Illusions” Block of the Month Sampler Quilt When I first dusted off an old Kenmore sewing machine from storage, I didn’t know a single person nearby who sewed, and I didn’t know how to sew to straight line. Lucky for me, the world of social media was exploding. I found oodles […]
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Press On! Left, Right, Open… or Somewhere in Between?
Oct
As time is of the essence, it is finite and I hope to make a whole lot more quilts. Ones that can be dragged around by a 2-year old, tugged on by puppy play, and aged into soft, worn out cotton over time.
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