Hello! I’m new to this ever so creative world and you were the first person I”met”. And thank heavens for that. I love your presentations…your sharing and your lovely thoughts..you give me such joy and I just wanted to thank you! 😊❤
You made my day! I’m so glad you met my amazing mom, Marjorie McCanse! She is someone I look up to. Not only is she a phenomenal quilter and amazing gardener, she has the kindest heart of anyone I know.
You’ve been describing the serendipity of life, connections and the fun of discovery. Sounds like your Salem trip was very special. The gifts you give us with your TH-cam channels, returns to you in surprising ways. Keep up the good work and sharing with us. We appreciate all you share.
Anna you are the best. Just sat with a cup of coffee and really enjoyed your chat. You really do inspire me and make me think and just make me happy. Im on holiday next week and have just bought my holiday book, The soul of the Octopus because of you. Love you Anna. Enjoy your stitching and thank you for the best chats and inspiration. xxx
Hi Anna, Just wanted to say I sooooo, sooo, love listening to you share on your channel. I love your stories.!!! I enjoy seeing the many projects you are working on continually. Please keep on sharing and making me LOL. Be blessed and take care and enjoy all of your traveling's. Alberta from Southern, MD......🌹🌻🌺
Anna, you would be such an great presenter at a Guild meeting, morning or evening. Love to hear your stories and off the cuff is good as not scripted. Enzo looks like you wore him out with your travels and organization. 😂 Your yazzi bag is perfect and the quilts at the end were beautiful.
Thank you for another great video! It was fun to hear you talk about Silverton. I've lived here for over two years now and it's such a special place. And your new Yazzi bag will be perfect for holding so much fabric for the quilt class! The tomato pincushion quilt hanging behind you is so beautiful!! Hugs, Debbie Johnson
I can’t imagine anything more enjoyable than spending an afternoon sitting and stitching with you and other like minded people. I’m part of a small group that gets together every Monday afternoon from 1-3, it’s always a great time. Sisters Quilt Show is definitely on my bucket list, hope I get there someday. I agree, every one needs their people. Take Care!
Anna, I just needed to Thank You for great presentations at our Salem Guild- named “Mid Valley Quilt Guild this past May. It was such an inspiration to see your quilts! And then, sitting in on the “Sit & Stitch” group was really a hoot! The stories and laughter was great! And then having you meet Bonnie Hunter & Kathy Schmitz ‘s mom - Marge McCanse. Who is a treasured member of our guild! The complete day was a treasure to all. And many of the ladies continue to talk about your presentations! You are such a joy to meet and I loved meeting you! ( I was the gal who asked you why you didn’t have a name tag ) not realizing who you were. I did apologize to you and felt like an idiot! Anyway, Thank you again for your ideas.
You’re so right about sit & stitch times at guilds, girlfriend! My friends and I left our guild because every meeting (twice a month) was about needing volunteers, and repeats of info that was all in the newsletter, with the occasional speaker and class. Too much business and not enough time for friendship. Yes one of us could have become president and turned the guild into what we wanted, but we didn’t know what all the other members would think about that change.
I always enjoy your visits. I loved hearing about your experience at the quilt guild. I am looking forward to meeting you in person at the Quilters Affair Sit and Stitch.
lol oh my you made my day.. thank you. I fell head first down a rabbit hole that I’ve resided for years 🤦🏻♀️ and my sewing room looks like that rabbit threw up..I started hexies. Oh I am loving them lol and doing embroidery on them too haha like a fix to an addict. Thanks so much for the visit Anna I really needed that. 😂
I’m not the tornado in my sewing room, my partner is. He uses my adjustable height sewing table (which is awesome) as a desk when he is paying bills or doing necessary paperwork for his job. I don’t mind that he does this, but he gets out a new pen every time he needs one. So when I go in to sew, which is not everyday because I work too much and am tired, I have at least 10 or 15 pens, stamps, tape, envelopes, hole punchers, scissors and sometimes screwdrivers, measuring tapes and his mail to relocate. Drives me bonkers. Him not putting anything away ever is the price I pay for all the wonderful that he is. 😊 Thanks for the video. It’s fantastic as always. Have a great week.
I enjoyed your visit today. Knowing that others may feel like I do about ageing, stitching and just living day to day, is such a comfort and connection. Please know that you are an inspiration to me. It looks like Enzo needs to jump down and join the fun.
Thank you so much for this very inspiring video! Loved it all. Enzo looks so cute - thought for a minute he had a surfboard - then realized it was your light.
Oh Anna, I get so tickled watching you. I wish you were my neighbor! lol thinking about the trouble we could get into. I have also gone down so many rabbit holes…watercolor & acrylic painting, spinning, knitting, weaving, jewelry making, sewing, quilting & every kind of hand stitching. Of course I have to have all the goodies for them so I have the same storage issues. I like to be very organized but still can’t find stuff! 😂.
I'm so very glad I discovered you! I was a stitcher (x-stitch and needlepoint) before I returned to my love of fabric and began a very slow-going relationship with quilting!. I love that you have more than one interest in these wonderful arts! I am very organized in other areas of my life, but my "sewing room" is very much in need of attention. Glad I'm not alone in that, but you do truly inspire me to "get on with it"! Thanks for taking the time to chat with us...
I totally agree with you!💗 We quilters need our tribes, the sisterhood of a quilting group is good for the soul. Sounds like you had fun 💕Thanks for sharing.
As always thank you for the visit Anna. So glad I charged my iPad before going to bed…was hoping you would stop by. Enjoy your time in and out of the Beehive. Enzo looks like he’s holding on to that lamp because of the tornado that came through the Beehive. Lol. Take care. See you next time.
Enzo is tired, head down holding on to the lamp,listening to all you do has worn him out.😅. I so enjoy your chats.❤ And your enthusiasm, it encourages me.❤
You are cracking me up! Your approach of putting projects in pretty organizing bags to hopefully inspire you to finish those projects! I'm pulling for you! I hope it works. Maybe that's my problem. 😂 If it works for you, I'll try it! I think you're exactly right about guilds and volunteering. My guild is too big. Maybe I should look around for a smaller one. Thanks so much for the chat.
I'm working on quilt as I go hexies. The quilt is going to be awesome. You my friend are good medicine. I can't tell you the amount of times you made me giggle. I'm a blabber so I enjoyed your video. Love ya, Anna 💞
Hi love the fool beehive going to try my hand at wool soon got bad news this morning that husband younger brother bastaway he had down centrum 56 yrs from Indiana
Nice visiting with you today. I belong to the Red River quilt guild and I love meeting and stitching with my fellow guild members. You said it just right on stitching with your friends. Everyone needs friends and down time. I am going to visit Bend, Oregon and your town of Sister in about two weeks. It looks very beautiful there. I plan on visiting Sister’s quilt store too. Thanks for sharing our part of the world with us.
Really enjoy your programs. I have a son incarcerated and they get one hour a day out and most of the time it doesn’t happen. When it does it is often inside a day room. Not good at all. I agree that children should have more outdoor time. Especially little boys.
Love you Anna, you make me giggle out loud. My hubby thinks I've lost it OR maybe he's jealous(?) I so wish I lived closer to the events that you describe. Sounds like so much fun.
Enzo looks like I feel after going to a small Quilt Show on Friday! Queuing for my ticket and chatting - as you do - with the lady behind me who said "I don't NEED anything" and I agreed but I bet she also spent up and filled a bag! I actually bought more for embroidery - coloured linen, needle minders and a kit to embroider and make a large Sewing Box for supplies. I spent my money on 3 Yazzi bags at our UK largest Festival of Quilts last year instead of fabrics. I really need to make room and use some up!! The problem is finding time and I tend to work on what my hands/eyes can cope with unless I'm making a gift and I still struggle at times since Covid. I will look forward to your videos of Sisters Quilt Show and the lesson and sessions once again as I do every year. Thanks Anna.
Community is important. In that vein... I invite you to busy bee quilt group. We meet the first and third Mondays of the month at pioneer community center in Oregon City 6 pm to 8 :30 pm. We have 2 more meetings on the calendar until summer break. Then we start up in the fall again.
Thank you so much for your encouragement, I really needed it. Our son and his family are moving out of state, for work, and I have become a little despondent and lonely! I’m looking for forward to something new!❤️
That’s a great Yazzii bag. With 10 yards of fabric it’s certainly not holding scraps right now. Lol. But with you cutting into the fabric scraps will come. Love your stitched piece. That is going to be so awesome on the bag. ❤️ it!
our guild, i only visited twice, there was hardly any fellowship, just the program really fast....but i am member of 2 stitch and sit groups each month...2 weekends each month,..
Listening and watching you as I get started on #crossstitchcamp2024, and how fun it is on this drizzly day! Such a wonderful coincidence to have talked with the mother of those two very gifted designers...you never know who you'll meet do you?!! ;0)
Anna, the two cross stitch projects: snowman and the verse about the wind I couldn’t find on Sewing the Good Life. Please provide pattern names and resource, love them both! Thank you for sharing your sewing circle experience. So true there is nothing like a quilting/sewing group to bring out the best in life. My Wednesday night group met for over 25 years! I retired and moved 100 miles away…Wednesday nights are so extremely lonely! I need to find a new group and get my life back…. Blessings, Dawn, Central Valley, Ca
I completely agree with you about the "community" of guilting. I have been advocating for joining a group or guild of stitchers for many years. Back in 2020, when I was missing my friends, I wrote an article about this as a guest columnist and was happy to see it was picked up by several NE Ohio papers. If you search for "Your local guild guild dinosaur or hidden gem" you may find it online. We have a monthly sit and stitch or quilt with our quilt guild. I have to be with my tribes. Thank you for encouraging everyone, because I know there are alot of closet quilters out there who could use some support. Quilters Unite! Hugs from NE Ohio.
Hi you are just great fun. Even hubby came to see what l have been laughing about. Went to our local guild yesterday and joined and also did my show and tell. I won a prize for it. Well It was my crazy quilt and also feel so inspired to get the other hexi's quilting done. So funny because I had someone come up to me and say she is on my fb page and loves all the projects I do. hehehehehehe could one say that I was fanned yesterday? Well thanks for the wonderful visit from a rainy Port Elizabeth in South Africa.
Anna. Thank you as always for another thoughtful video. Just a little question…I’ve heard you talk about the Outdoor Quilt Show often, but I always wonder…does it never rain in Sisters on the second Saturday of July? Can you tell I’m a Brit ? We get a lot of rain in the summer! 😄
I can't do it this year but this stitch week with you as a teacher and the quilt show are on my bucket list. I'm losing my sight and 72 with a rare disease. You cheere up and keep me going! 2025 or 26 I would like to go, how do you stay stay as economically in Sisters as possible and places. I would share a room with a driver. Help how do I get info?
Hello! I’m new to this ever so creative world and you were the first person I”met”. And thank heavens for that. I love your presentations…your sharing and your lovely thoughts..you give me such joy and I just wanted to thank you! 😊❤
You are such an incredible woman, I think you really made an impact us who sat and stitched with you
You made my day! I’m so glad you met my amazing mom, Marjorie McCanse! She is someone I look up to. Not only is she a phenomenal quilter and amazing gardener, she has the kindest heart of anyone I know.
You’ve been describing the serendipity of life, connections and the fun of discovery. Sounds like your Salem trip was very special. The gifts you give us with your TH-cam channels, returns to you in surprising ways. Keep up the good work and sharing with us. We appreciate all you share.
Anna you are the best. Just sat with a cup of coffee and really enjoyed your chat. You really do inspire me and make me think and just make me happy. Im on holiday next week and have just bought my holiday book, The soul of the Octopus because of you. Love you Anna. Enjoy your stitching and thank you for the best chats and inspiration. xxx
You brighten my day. I love your life insights. I go every Monday to a Group Stitch. I do not know what I would do without those sweet friends.
“There’s so much to love.” Anna, you are a tonic. Thank you for being some of the good in the world.❤
Hi Anna,
Just wanted to say I sooooo, sooo, love listening to you share on your channel. I love your stories.!!! I enjoy seeing the many projects you are working on continually. Please keep on sharing and making me LOL. Be blessed and take care and enjoy all of your traveling's. Alberta from Southern, MD......🌹🌻🌺
Anna, you would be such an great presenter at a Guild meeting, morning or evening. Love to hear your stories and off the cuff is good as not scripted. Enzo looks like you wore him out with your travels and organization. 😂 Your yazzi bag is perfect and the quilts at the end were beautiful.
Thank you for another great video!
It was fun to hear you talk about Silverton. I've lived here for over two years now and it's such a special place.
And your new Yazzi bag will be perfect for holding so much fabric for the quilt class!
The tomato pincushion quilt hanging behind you is so beautiful!!
Hugs,
Debbie Johnson
My mom and I did the Christmas wool stitch. So much fun to do and beautiful. I love it.
Debby Busby has such beautiful designs!
I can’t imagine anything more enjoyable than spending an afternoon sitting and stitching with you and other like minded people. I’m part of a small group that gets together every Monday afternoon from 1-3, it’s always a great time. Sisters Quilt Show is definitely on my bucket list, hope I get there someday. I agree, every one needs their people. Take Care!
Thanks so much for this video and I think it has put a stitching bug to get better organized. This has been a terrific hour…..thanks.
Anna, I just needed to Thank You for great presentations at our Salem Guild- named “Mid Valley Quilt Guild this past May. It was such an inspiration to see your quilts! And then, sitting in on the “Sit & Stitch” group was really a hoot! The stories and laughter was great! And then having you meet Bonnie Hunter & Kathy Schmitz ‘s mom - Marge McCanse. Who is a treasured member of our guild!
The complete day was a treasure to all. And many of the ladies continue to talk about your presentations! You are such a joy to meet and I loved meeting you! ( I was the gal who asked you why you didn’t have a name tag ) not realizing who you were. I did apologize to you and felt like an idiot! Anyway, Thank you again for your ideas.
You are a great motivator. Im having 2 friends over to stitch in 2 days. I'm almost giddy with anticipation. Kathy
Thanks for the uplifting experience today. I agree that it is the people of the guild that make it wonderful. Thanks for the pep talk! ❤
You’re so right about sit & stitch times at guilds, girlfriend! My friends and I left our guild because every meeting (twice a month) was about needing volunteers, and repeats of info that was all in the newsletter, with the occasional speaker and class. Too much business and not enough time for friendship. Yes one of us could have become president and turned the guild into what we wanted, but we didn’t know what all the other members would think about that change.
I always enjoy your visits. I loved hearing about your experience at the quilt guild. I am looking forward to meeting you in person at the Quilters Affair Sit and Stitch.
lol oh my you made my day.. thank you.
I fell head first down a rabbit hole that I’ve resided for years 🤦🏻♀️ and my sewing room looks like that rabbit threw up..I started hexies. Oh I am loving them lol and doing embroidery on them too haha like a fix to an addict. Thanks so much for the visit Anna I really needed that. 😂
Welcome to my world😂
Love every minute of this video. What an exciting trip. Motivated you bet, thanks. Never change😁🥰 Made my day👌💞
I’m not the tornado in my sewing room, my partner is. He uses my adjustable height sewing table (which is awesome) as a desk when he is paying bills or doing necessary paperwork for his job. I don’t mind that he does this, but he gets out a new pen every time he needs one. So when I go in to sew, which is not everyday because I work too much and am tired, I have at least 10 or 15 pens, stamps, tape, envelopes, hole punchers, scissors and sometimes screwdrivers, measuring tapes and his mail to relocate. Drives me bonkers. Him not putting anything away ever is the price I pay for all the wonderful that he is. 😊 Thanks for the video. It’s fantastic as always. Have a great week.
What a lucky guild to have had you as a presenter. I'm sure your stories were just as delightful as they are for us, your roady fans.
What a wonderful video. So full of joy!! Inspiring!
I enjoyed your visit today. Knowing that others may feel like I do about ageing, stitching and just living day to day, is such a comfort and connection. Please know that you are an inspiration to me. It looks like Enzo needs to jump down and join the fun.
I enjoyed this video so much!! Lots of wonderful ideas and projects. Keep em coming!!
Thank you so much for this very inspiring video! Loved it all. Enzo looks so cute - thought for a minute he had a surfboard - then realized it was your light.
How nice that you got to meet Bonnie & Kathy's Mom.
Just whip it out! 😄
Beautiful quilts at the end.
Marilyn
Oh Anna, I get so tickled watching you. I wish you were my neighbor! lol thinking about the trouble we could get into. I have also gone down so many rabbit holes…watercolor & acrylic painting, spinning, knitting, weaving, jewelry making, sewing, quilting & every kind of hand stitching. Of course I have to have all the goodies for them so I have the same storage issues. I like to be very organized but still can’t find stuff! 😂.
I'm so very glad I discovered you! I was a stitcher (x-stitch and needlepoint) before I returned to my love of fabric and began a very slow-going relationship with quilting!. I love that you have more than one interest in these wonderful arts! I am very organized in other areas of my life, but my "sewing room" is very much in need of attention. Glad I'm not alone in that, but you do truly inspire me to "get on with it"! Thanks for taking the time to chat with us...
Thanks for sharing!! I love it all!!!❤️
I totally agree with you!💗 We quilters need our tribes, the sisterhood of a quilting group is good for the soul. Sounds like you had fun 💕Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy watching, and learning from you. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for your video FULL of joy, laughter and inspiration 🥰❤️🥰
As always thank you for the visit Anna. So glad I charged my iPad before going to bed…was hoping you would stop by. Enjoy your time in and out of the Beehive. Enzo looks like he’s holding on to that lamp because of the tornado that came through the Beehive. Lol. Take care. See you next time.
I love your yazzi bags… love your cross stitch for the back side!
I have the yazzii sewing machine feet organizer for traveling ;)
Enzo is tired, head down holding on to the lamp,listening to all you do has worn him out.😅. I so enjoy your chats.❤ And your enthusiasm, it encourages me.❤
You are cracking me up! Your approach of putting projects in pretty organizing bags to hopefully inspire you to finish those projects! I'm pulling for you! I hope it works. Maybe that's my problem. 😂 If it works for you, I'll try it! I think you're exactly right about guilds and volunteering. My guild is too big. Maybe I should look around for a smaller one. Thanks so much for the chat.
Anna, take a look at Northwest Quilters. They meet in Sellwood and have lots of special interest subgroups plus lots of charity quilts
YAZZI bags are great
Thank you
I'm working on quilt as I go hexies. The quilt is going to be awesome. You my friend are good medicine. I can't tell you the amount of times you made me giggle. I'm a blabber so I enjoyed your video. Love ya, Anna 💞
I'm so glad you had a lovely time . Your excitement is infectious
What a fabulous bag to go to class with and adding the cross stitch is genius Anna 😘
Thank you so much!
Hi love the fool beehive going to try my hand at wool soon got bad news this morning that husband younger brother bastaway he had down centrum 56 yrs from Indiana
Gosh I have missed you! Your excitement & rabbit holes bring lots of Joy😊Your Stitch & Quilt Yazzi will steal the show❤
Nice visiting with you today. I belong to the Red River quilt guild and I love meeting and stitching with my fellow guild members. You said it just right on stitching with your friends. Everyone needs friends and down time. I am going to visit Bend, Oregon and your town of Sister in about two weeks. It looks very beautiful there. I plan on visiting Sister’s quilt store too. Thanks for sharing our part of the world with us.
Really enjoy your programs. I have a son incarcerated and they get one hour a day out and most of the time it doesn’t happen. When it does it is often inside a day room. Not good at all. I agree that children should have more outdoor time. Especially little boys.
Love you Anna, you make me giggle out loud. My hubby thinks I've lost it OR maybe he's jealous(?) I so wish I lived closer to the events that you describe. Sounds like so much fun.
Enzo looks like I feel after going to a small Quilt Show on Friday! Queuing for my ticket and chatting - as you do - with the lady behind me who said "I don't NEED anything" and I agreed but I bet she also spent up and filled a bag! I actually bought more for embroidery - coloured linen, needle minders and a kit to embroider and make a large Sewing Box for supplies. I spent my money on 3 Yazzi bags at our UK largest Festival of Quilts last year instead of fabrics. I really need to make room and use some up!! The problem is finding time and I tend to work on what my hands/eyes can cope with unless I'm making a gift and I still struggle at times since Covid. I will look forward to your videos of Sisters Quilt Show and the lesson and sessions once again as I do every year. Thanks Anna.
Many years ago I got a bag like that when it was a Daily Deal on Missouri Star Quilts and it is stuffed with a small portion of my fat quarters.
Thank you for sharing! I love your company❤
Community is important. In that vein... I invite you to busy bee quilt group. We meet the first and third Mondays of the month at pioneer community center in Oregon City 6 pm to 8 :30 pm. We have 2 more meetings on the calendar until summer break. Then we start up in the fall again.
Thank you so much for your encouragement, I really needed it. Our son and his family are moving out of state, for work, and I have become a little despondent and lonely! I’m looking for forward to something new!❤️
That’s a great Yazzii bag. With 10 yards of fabric it’s certainly not holding scraps right now. Lol. But with you cutting into the fabric scraps will come. Love your stitched piece. That is going to be so awesome on the bag. ❤️ it!
our guild, i only visited twice, there was hardly any fellowship, just the program really fast....but i am member of 2 stitch and sit groups each month...2 weekends each month,..
Loved your hexie laugh 😄
Great video thank you for sharing have a wonderful weekend and happy quilting 😊🧵🪡🤗🤩 love the quilts at the end beautiful 🤩
I have avoided guilds because I didn’t want to sit and talk about quilting and stitching, I wanted to DO! Yes, to more sitting and stitching time! 👍
You can learn a lot at guild meeting from teachers, speakers, classes besides making and enjoying friends.
Girl don’t sell yourself short, you are the most organized person I know.
Thank you Anna. The tree pattern looks great. It was upside down in the bag and i thought it was feathers! Thst would be cool too.
Thank you for your wonderful gift tonight. My step daughter lives in Silverton ! Love moment.
Love your show & the information you provide.
It was a joy to meet you in Salem and to give you the little envelope and heart I made.
Your video was so inspiring!! Thank you!!
Listening and watching you as I get started on #crossstitchcamp2024, and how fun it is on this drizzly day! Such a wonderful coincidence to have talked with the mother of those two very gifted designers...you never know who you'll meet do you?!! ;0)
You never know😍❤️
Can you talk about the quilt on the wall it looks so pretty!
Anna, the two cross stitch projects: snowman and the verse about the wind I couldn’t find on Sewing the Good Life. Please provide pattern names and resource, love them both! Thank you for sharing your sewing circle experience. So true there is nothing like a quilting/sewing group to bring out the best in life. My Wednesday night group met for over 25 years! I retired and moved 100 miles away…Wednesday nights are so extremely lonely! I need to find a new group and get my life back….
Blessings, Dawn, Central Valley, Ca
I completely agree with you about the "community" of guilting. I have been advocating for joining a group or guild of stitchers for many years. Back in 2020, when I was missing my friends, I wrote an article about this as a guest columnist and was happy to see it was picked up by several NE Ohio papers. If you search for "Your local guild guild dinosaur or hidden gem" you may find it online. We have a monthly sit and stitch or quilt with our quilt guild. I have to be with my tribes. Thank you for encouraging everyone, because I know there are alot of closet quilters out there who could use some support. Quilters Unite! Hugs from NE Ohio.
❤❤❤ thanks for sharing
My Sanctuary(aka sewing room) always looks like a tornado went through it!
Hi you are just great fun. Even hubby came to see what l have been laughing about. Went to our local guild yesterday and joined and also did my show and tell. I won a prize for it. Well It was my crazy quilt and also feel so inspired to get the other hexi's quilting done. So funny because I had someone come up to me and say she is on my fb page and loves all the projects I do. hehehehehehe could one say that I was fanned yesterday? Well thanks for the wonderful visit from a rainy Port Elizabeth in South Africa.
Great to see you. Atmospheric River....rain? It is now Winter here in Australia and its really quilting season.
Quilting season❤️
Love your inspiration ❤️ inspires me
But I like my tote bags! and ziplock 😮
I miss going to the Sisters Quilt Show every year.
Garden Home library has a monthly stitch group called "Crafternoon Tea". Isn't that the best name???
Anna. Thank you as always for another thoughtful video. Just a little question…I’ve heard you talk about the Outdoor Quilt Show often, but I always wonder…does it never rain in Sisters on the second Saturday of July? Can you tell I’m a Brit ? We get a lot of rain in the summer! 😄
My daughters live in OR & they tell me that July is always dry there.
I can't do it this year but this stitch week with you as a teacher and the quilt show are on my bucket list. I'm losing my sight and 72 with a rare disease. You cheere up and keep me going! 2025 or 26 I would like to go, how do you stay stay as economically in Sisters as possible and places. I would share a room with a driver. Help how do I get info?
I love your channel, I feel like we are friends. Can you tell me if that darling tomato quilt behind you is a kit and where to get it, thanks so much.
What Yazzi bag do you recommend for a hexie kit bag?
Is there a pattern to the quilt behind you