I love the colour red. I have loved that colour for a very long time and I don’t see an end in sight.

It's a good day. The sun is shining today, and everything is beautiful. I am sitting and sipping a Vanilla Steamer at Camp Café. I have a...

February has always been a challenging month for me. By this point, I am typically sick of the short days of winter. All the fun winter...

As of this posting, I have just left a quilt retreat in Central Saskatchewan. If you are wondering why I travelled 1,229 km to go to a quilt retreat, here it is. My best friend, Pat, and I both turned 60 years old this year.

It seems to me that every fibre craft is at least three hobbies rolled into one skill. For example, if a person’s hobby is knitting, the...

Hello, and welcome to my very first blog post. Allow me to introduce myself: I'm Daphne, residing in the small village of New Denver,...

Inspired by three women at FibreFeelia 2024, I jumped into weaving with a 28-inch Knitter’s Loom. My first project was a learning experience (and became flannel scraps), but my second turned out beautifully. Now, I’m weaving with two colours, refining my technique, and loving every moment. Visit Laurel Tree Fabric and Fibre to see my loom in action!

A once-skeptical quilter falls in love with Stonehenge Gradiations fabric after using it in a stunning Sundown wall hanging. The fabric’s movement perfectly captures the layering of mountains, inspiring future projects—including a quilted view from her own window.