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MyDesigns® custom-mug ~ Customized Coffee Mug
**Customized Coffee Mug ~ Your Name on the Morning**
No quilter threads the first needle without the mug, and this one comes personalized ~ your name (or hers) printed onto crisp white ceramic, in your choice of two sizes, because coffee needs are personal and we honor that. It is microwave safe for the reheat (and the re-reheat ~ we know how sewing mornings go) and dishwasher safe for the days when handwashing is simply not on the agenda. A personalized mug does quiet, important work: it ends kitchen custody disputes permanently and turns a daily ritual into a small, owned pleasure. As a gift it is the low-risk, high-delight move ~ her name, her mug, her morning. Done.
Straight Off the Bolt
Stories, stitches, and small victories from the sewing room ~ pull up a chair.
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Touchdowns and Quarter-Inch Seams: Game-Day Gear for the Philadelphia Quilter
Hey quilting friends, Judy here. Picture the scene: it is game day in Philadelphia, and I am exactly where you would expect (in my sewing room, foot on the pedal, the game roaring from the next room while I chain-piece through the commercials). Sound familiar? -
Washington Quilter ~ Game-Day Gear: For the Quilter Who Never Misses a Snap (or a Seam)
You know that quilter. The game is on in the living room, but she's set up at the machine with one eye on the screen and one on her quarter-inch seam, and when the crowd roars she looks up just long enough to catch the replay... then it's right back to the needle before the next play. Sound familiar? (It's me. I'm that quilter.) -
First Down, Sew On! Game-Day Gear for the Tennessee Quilter
Hi friends, Judy here. Picture a Saturday in Tennessee: the TV is roaring, somebody is hollering at a referee who cannot hear them, and you are three seams deep into a block with the snips balanced on the armrest. Sound familiar?
