This baby is my favorite – by far! I wanted to couch down some yarn instead of quilting my squares, and I dug through my stash and found this chunky funky fuzzy yarn – -isn’t it delicious?
I’ve been using a narrow zigzag stitch to couch it down and it’s going slower than I thought it would but that’s just because of the little fuzzy bubbles in the yarn and the fact that I get to sew for only a few hours a week. We are still doing maintenance and work on the boat and putting up fish for winter. If you are following along and want to make the quilt – - I’ll post the whole story on our website when I get the quilt finished. I am using the sizing from the book for “Easy to Go Crazy” and the cutting design from “Think Pink”. I am making a few adjustments as I go so be sure to check back for the final post about this quilt. 
.. Quilt As You Go - Fat Quarter Crazy Quilts that are Beautifully DONE!
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Finish (almost) Any Quilt
Finish (almost) Any Quilt is a real twist in quilt books. Rather than provide quilt patterns that result in unfinished tops, Marguerita guides you through the steps of taking your projects and easily quilting them in small squares and then joining the quilted squares into finished quilts.
Updating the process from her very popular first quilt book, she shows how to easily adapt new quilt designs as well as unfinished quilt projects. With encouragement and permission to be imperfect, Marguerita's easy and relaxed techniques reflect her "no rules" philosophy, helping you finish all of your quilts.
Sew & Quilt in Comfort
Sew & Quilt in Comfort is a small book about how to inexpensively create and arrange your quilting space to fit you perfectly. The book has tips on how to create a custom table that will fit your sewing machine for about $100 without using any power tools.
Comfort is important!
It's easy for quilters to suffer wrist, elbow, shoulder and neck injuries from the repetitive tasks in quilting. Ergonomic positioning of your sewing area prevents these injuries.
I have videos on YouTube about this, lenses at Squidoo.com and this book is available in print and for the Kindle.
Please - don't cause your body pain while you quilt.
I love this quilt…the colors and the way you are using the yarn. Can’t wait to see it all finished.