Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon

Keeping the #haikus going

Don’t have much to report today. But I’m trying to keep a finger in on the NaNoWriMo writing, trying to do a little at lunch and scribbling down a few haiku per day. Quilt block building continues as well. gold … Continue reading →

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Some #haiku to close up the night

I sewed some ridiculous bits of fabric to others equally ridiculous regardless of what anyone else thinks. Continue reading →

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Sometimes, #spam is like fuzzy puppies and kittens

I’m really not sure if I love it because of the upper case ending or the lack of question and exclamation marks. So much goes unsaid and understood here. But I do love it. Continue reading →

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Things that make you go hmmm

Looking at this rather heart-stopping Birds in Air pattern quilt from the early 1800’s in the current Quilters Newsletter Magazine. As you can see in the photo, the maker used two different and striking border prints. They’re different widths to … Continue reading →

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Late night #haiku

There are some things you can do while you’re cutting and ironing and doing all that fabric stuff and that includes rolling haikus around in your head and getting them into digital form. the day’s long rain fall pours sap … Continue reading →

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