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I've just prepared my post for the maps reveal later today and I had a terrible thought that perhaps I had not addressed the theme. Gulp...

Another clue as to the street on which my Map might be based... I don't need to tell you who this is do I?  

The third clue in my teaser campaign... Fourteen year old school boy Hastings Ndlovu  

Further to yesterdays post, another clue to the street in my map... Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu    

My map quilt is done and it involves a real street. I wonder if anyone will guess the location from the clues I will give between now and re...

Untitled , a photo by Umzavi on Flickr. The fear of most every art quilter is that our precious artwork be mistaken for a potholder. Loo...

You know how when you're traveling, you start out following the map, and then you take one side road and next thing you know, you'r...

I'm quietly embroidering away on my towel and things are looking good. I'm taking my time and making sure I am happy with each stitc...

Maps dominated my fifteen year career as a commercial and regulatory lawyer in the energy and infrastructure sectors. I met my future husba...

The next reveal deadline is looming and will be here before I know it.  I'm not ready!!!  The "map" challenge has challenged m...

  I just love the Map theme for our current challenge (stay tuned!  Reveal date is May 1!).  My problem this time is that I've always b...

If you are attending the International Quilt Festival in Cincinnati next week (12-15 April), be sure to stop by our special exhibit featuri...

Now that I've decided on a direction for my Maps piece, I need to find an appropriate tea towel to embroider on. I went to one likely st...

There's not much sewing happening as I explore with relatives visiting from the United States. First stop, Stewarts Bay lodge near Port ...

Karen and I attended the Studio Art Quilt Associates conference in Philadelphia last weekend. It's a good thing we snapped this pictur...