Another great week for all things stitch-y at Sugar Meadow! I wish I could understand the comings and goings of SEW-JO and make a pill for it. The world would beat a path to my door.  … Continue reading

      Good morning from the western mountains of Maine, where it was 75 degrees this weekend! With that kind of weather, you’d have to ask why I wasn’t outside, but I was killin’ it in the sewing room, people!… Continue reading

      Yes, I’m a day late to say Happy Halloween– but I spent an uneventful evening doing what I do every night– hacking fabric to bits in the attic. Quilters are a mild mannered people, so no one ever… Continue reading

      There have been enough sunny and hot days here in Western Maine to convince myself we have really moved to the Deep South… that, and the fact that I have gotten back to a little bit of… Continue reading

     I promised I would show you my temporary studio space, and at the risk of losing all credibility for the internationally renowned machine embroidery company that is San Francisco Stitch Co., here it is!      It’s a… Continue reading

      This is the moment I have been waiting for and fantasizing about for months! The old family house is sold, we’re fully moved into Western Maine, and the hikers are off the trail! Yes, finally settled! The… Continue reading

      A few posts ago, I mentioned I had just finished up my last 20 year old cross stitch UFO. So, yes, there are many more kits in my wheelhouse from that era that haven’t been opened yet.… Continue reading

   We said our final goodbyes to 95… the Welcome Mat is now out for someone else! It’s the end of a fifteen year happy chapter of my life, and it’s going to take a bit of time to unpack… Continue reading

      The move is moving forward… doers are getting more done as I am constantly reminded by those Home Depot boxes. We’ve now reached a tipping point where more stuff is at our destination than it is here.… Continue reading

      The saga of the move and my mom’s health continues. I’m feeling a bit “under the bus.” To continue the metaphor, the bus has now turned the corner, but I may or may not be still under… Continue reading