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IEA CCC 4th Workshop on Cofiring Biomass with Coal, 4-6 November 2014
12 November 2014
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Forty six delegates from 13 countries met in State College, PA, USA for the 4th IEA CCC Workshop on Cofiring Biomass with Coal. Although numbers were down on previous events, the quality of the presentations and the value of the discussions enjoyed and contacts made should not be underestimated. Delegates came from a range of organisations including utilities, engineering companies, torrefaction companies, research organisations and universities.
The workshop began with a site visit through the beautiful forests of Pennsylanvia to the start-up commercial torrefaction facility of Terra Green Energy LLC. It was excellent to start a workshop by looking at some real live engineering.
The workshop proper opened on 6 November, with a review of cofiring in the USA, prepared by David Tillman (presented by Bruce Miller). He described the new cofiring plant at Virginia City Hybrid Energy Center, but concluded that despite being biomass-rich the USA would not pursue cofiring or biomass conversions without financial and political support. Paul Baruya (IEA CCC) delivered a global perspective of the biomass resource, which supports the status quo of North American wood pellets being exported to Europe. Preben Messerschmidt (Ramboll Energy) outlined the work involved in 100% bioconversion of coal-fired power plants and again stressed the importance of financial incentives.
A technical session on biomass characteristics followed, chaired by Bruce Miller (PSU). Torrefaction improves the quality of biomass for cofiring, but there are always concerns about the safe handling and storage of biomass.
Other highlights included Lester Marshall (Ontario Power Generation) describing the conversion of Thunder Bay Generating Station to use steam treated wood pellets, where he made the valid point that "there is no such thing as a 'drop in' fuel replacement". In his opinion steam treated pellets outperform torrefied ones. Ben Anderson (University of Iowa) described the conversion of the University power plant to biomass and the efforts made to encourage local farmers to grow Miscanthus.
The work of the International Biomass Torrefaction Council (IBTC) including developing standards for torrefied material with ISO was covered by Sylvain Bertrand (Airex Energy). Jo James (Agri-Tech Producers) described his work to produce a bio-coal while also cleaning up polluted ground and water. Guy Tourigny (Canmet Energy) outlined Canmet's work on testing torrefaction and densification and the valuable databases of biomass fuel characteristics that they are developing. Collins Ndibe (IFK) was upbeat about the future for torrefied material as, if successfully produced at scale, it will improve the logistics for cofiring and full conversion in the EU. Guisu Liu (Mobotec LLC) described a major conversion project in Poland which operated at up to 45% biomass cofiring. It is no longer running, due to a lack of political and financial support.
Delegates at Cofiring 4
Work is underway to develop a fuel comprised of waste coal and micro-algae in South Africa (Ben Zeelie, NMMU Institute for Chemical technology). It will be interesting to see how it develops. Sharon Miller (PSU) has also been working on cofiring micro-algae.
VTT (Janne Karki) have studied the economics of cofiring and the factors that should be included, such as different biomass types, and the importance of including cogeneration. A higher carbon price is vital.
Martin Moeller (Dong energy) gave an interesting update on work in Denmark to gasify straw. Gasification deals with the high alkaline content of the straw and separates the nutrients. The ash can be used as fertiliser. Currently a 6 MW demonstration plant is running and they are hoping to scale up to a 60 MW plant, but as so often the case, the problem is the CAPEX.
The final presentation from Miguel Angel Delgado (Fundacion Ciudad de la Energia), presented by Paul Baruya outlined some of the potential risks of cofiring in oxymode.
The workshop closed with a trip to the Energex wood pellet plant, and a tour presented by the CEO Bruce Lisle. Energex process sawdust, shavings and woodchips into 130,000 t wood pellets a year. 80% of the raw materials come from a 100 mile radius, and most deliveries are within 350 miles. The raw materials are blended, go through the first size reduction, are dried, reduced in size again and then go to the pellet mill. The expanding business primarily supplies the residential sector but is also moving into bulk delivery, and is looking at central heating in commercial applications. They are also working towards complying with standards such as ENPlus. Energex is also considering producing torrefied material in the future.
Delegates visiting the Energex wood pellet plant
Some of the conclusions from this varied workshop can be summarised:
Many organisations are working to develop torrefied material and make it a standardised product that can be used on a commercial scale.
Research continues on characterising various biomass fuels
Micro-algae and coal has potential as a fuel
Cofiring and 100% biomass conversion are feasible and can be extremely successful, but will not take place without political and financial support.
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The city of Los Angeles isn't the first major metropolis that comes to mind when you think of country music, nor is it the fifth, sixth or even 10th. Despite that perception, the Los Angeles faithful answered the call and helped George Strait sell out his Feb. 8, 2014 show at the Staples Center in downtown L.A. in less than 10 minutes. All 17,178 tickets were gobbled up in 9 minutes yesterday. (Sept. 27).
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The first-ever Tropical Nights country adventure in Riviera Maya, Mexico is truly looking to be a milestone in country music. Dierks Bentley, Brantley Gilbert, Billy Currington, and Jana Kramer each headline one full night of music during this five-day/four-night vacation adventure in the most beautiful place in the world.
For the second straight year JB and the Moonshine Band head home to play the East Texas State Fair in Tyler, TX. With their non-stop tour schedule the guys are always excited to be able to play at home.
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What it actually did: Suck, a lot. It lingered in the ether for years, finally releasing in Japan in 1999, just as the PlayStation 2 was about to curb stomp what little resistance Nintendo had left. Too little too late, and it was never seen outside of Japan.
Number of games that used it: Around nine in Japan, none elsewhere. Most of the games touted as system-sellers ended up on PlayStation (Dragon Quest VII) or converted to N64 cartridge (Majora's Mask), so it was clear that no one, not even Nintendo, expected this to take off. You'd think everyone would have seen that coming sooner, considering the Famicom Disk System (another Japan-only disk device) didn't pan out either.
What it was supposed to do: Let you play classic NES games on Game Boy Advance via special cards that were sold separately. Each pack of cards contained an entire game, with titles like Donkey Kong, Mario Bros. and Excitebike leading the charge.
Above: Cool commercial, awful idea
What it actually did: Make some of the simplest games of all time incredibly complicated to play. Want to play a one-screen game like Donkey Kong? Why put one cartridge into the GBA when you could spend 5 minutes swiping cards through a clunky, overpriced peripheral? The entire concept made no sense, as even these dead-simple games required multiple cards (and multiple swipes) to play. To make matters worse, the e-Reader didn't fit properly on the GBA SP, which was released just one year later.
Number of games that used it: The initial 13 games functioned fine, but again, no one wanted to fumble around with a bunch of easily bent/lost/ruined cards. Other games, like Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire and (deep breath) Super Mario Bros Advance 4: Super Mario Bros 3, let you swipe cards for bonus items, a feature that took off in Japan but floundered everywhere else.
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Number of games that used it: Two for the N64 mic (only one made it to the US, none elsewhere) and four for GameCube (two were Mario Party 6 and 7). That's two total losses in two generations. Take it easy on microphones, OK?
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Over the last three seasons it was Oakdale and everybody else in the Valley Oak League.
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WASHINGTON - SEPTEMBER 18: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell (R) speaks during a hearing of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee with NFL Players Association Executive Director Gene Upshaw (L) and Pro Football Hall of Fame player and Coach Mike Ditka (C) on Capitol Hill September 18, 2007 in Washington, DC. Former players and league officials appeared before the committee for a hearing on the 'NFL Retirement System,' focusing on the current compensation system for retirees with claims of advanced injuries that became symptomatic after retiring from the NFL. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
If there were ever a perfect time to use "shots fired" for something, this is it. The NFLPA executive committee posted a letter on the NFLPA's website on Sunday that literally fired shots left and right at NFL owners and Roger Goodell. In the letter, you'll see that the executive committee pretty much fells the same way you do about the replacement referees. It speaks of the embarrassment, the poor calls, the missed calls, the bad game management, and even uses the word "scab". Here's the full letter so you can see just how many shots were fired. TO: Owners of NFL Teams FROM: NFLPA Executive Committee DATE: September 20, 2012 RE: Your Lockout of the NFL Referees and the Negative Impact on Football The NFL Players Association Executive Committee is calling on you to end the lockout of our referees. We believe there is substantial evidence that you have failed in your obligation to provide as safe a working environment as possible. Your decision to lock out officials with more than 1,...
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text: GamesBeat Civilization 5: An Open Letter to Sid Meier May 15, 2010 7:54 PM bitmob This post has not been edited by the GamesBeat staff. Opinions by GamesBeat community writers do not necessarily reflect those of the staff. Editor's note: Although Daav is a long-time admirer of Sid Meier's, his love of the man won't stop his harsh, albeit constructive criticism. If your name is Sid, prepare to have your mind warped. If not, enjoy Daav's practical suggestions and opinions on the Civilization franchise and its newest iteration. -Omar Dear Sid Meier (and everyone over at Firaxis), I can hardly describe the anticipation I have for the newest installment in your Civilization franchise. In fact, my anticipation is so great that I'm prepared to finally throw out my Tyrannosaurus computerex (Latin for "really old computer") and save up for a new one. Crysis, BioShock, and other flaunters of insane flash be damned! I'll upgrade my rig for a static strategy game with little to no razzle dazzle. How is that for irony? Your keynote address at the Game Developers Conference on virtual civilization and games in general only fueled this anticipating fire. It's clear that you acknowledge psychological considerations when making your games, on top of your already impressive technical efforts. With no fear of modern standards, you successfully debated your ability to omit certain elements in the game, to make room for others. As you said, the human imagination is a powerful tool, from the looks of things, you're putting yours to good use. You've reminded me of days when everything was a simple square. Indeed, the only indication of what that square represented rested in the game title. I am a strong follower of your philosophy on simplicity, and I believe that it may help make your newest title the best. Luckily, developers were paying attention to your keynote speech. We can now see a growing trend of developers who are willing to cut small details to accommodate more gameplay value. Don't get me wrong; the most recently released footage proves that Civilization 5 will still impress us with its visuals. My point was: Civ 5 won't add flash for the simple sake of it. Trust me, that's a good thing. Why? I like to play my games, not watch them. My opinions have been reinforced ever since I recently completed Konami's Zone of the Enders. Sure, the game looks and feels amazing, but before you can draw a second breath, the ending credits grace your screen. Without any replayability, Zone of the Enders seems to strike the formula for what I believe makes a bad game. It's just too short. Why not redistribute some of the development resources away from the graphics department? This philosophy of gameplay over visuals has helped cement Civilization among the industry's most memorable titles. Despite my confidence in the skills of your team, I'm plagued by concern by the changes your studio has announced. For instance, a press release made it clear that the new hexagon tiles (pictured above) will radically change the game. I would have used the word "revolutionize," but this tile set has existed since the days of Master of Monsters. Regardless, I'm still very interested in seeing how this will affect the known world of Civilization! I anticipate that my most-relied-upon tactics will have to be discarded. Change is scary, but we'll have to bear through it. Compound the new layout with other combat-oriented changes and it becomes clear that Civilization 5 will be an entirely new game. Yes, I know how that sounds. Of course it's a new game! But I meant to say an entirely new game, as opposed to a slightly altered edition in the franchise. I'm not sure if all these changes will sit well with me, but I hope they'll inspire fans in the same way your previous work has. And here is where the real chatter begins, sir. I heard that you'll be making changes to some of the most beloved aspects of Civilization 4. It shouldn't be too hard, though, since we loved everything about that game. To be more specific, I heard that random events won't be returning. I hope this isn't true because I patiently waited until the fourth installment for this feature to be included. I mean, be honest with yourself — is anything more refreshing than the possibility of random occurrences? No way! They keep you paranoid and on your toes at all times. Just like nature itself, most things are out of our hands. Don't listen to purists who demand absolute control over everything that occurs in-game. The element of randomness sincerely reflects our own world. I mean, we can't control volcanic eruptions. We can't control seismic quakes. We can't control violent weather. But that's the essence of life. And hey, not all natural events are bad. We discover new and amazing things every day — things that improve our lives. Especially in the fields of medicine, agriculture, and energy. If video games have taught me anything, it's that spontaneity can be a very good thing. A perfect example of a good and a bad event (click to enlarge) To elaborate, randomness helps increase longevity in video games. In fact, my favorite games employ random elements to their advantage. In Diablo 2, the rush of finding new items and clearing new dungeons compelled me to return again and again. Civilization offered players entirely new outcomes with each match. You allowed us to create worlds with different outcomes, different leaders, and different balances of power. It was as though we started new lives with each game. I'm glad we got that out of the way. Perhaps we should take a small break? Nah. Let's press on to one more change which you've announced! It might not be as important, but I feel we need to touch upon it. Civilization 4 was your first game to employ the use of both religion and culture. Despite its novelty, I've read official reports stating that religion won't return. Why is that? You must've spent a lot of time developing the feature — why would you suddenly decide to jettison such a well-loved aspect? Do I sense some political intrigue here? Perhaps you struck a sensitive nerve among certain religious communities. If that's the case, don't listen to fanatics. Pretend they don't exist (except as generic characters in Civilization 2). Compassion, moderation, and humility. I, for one, enjoyed the inclusion of religion in Civilization 4. It may not have been my favorite feature, but it did introduce new methods of play. And this is my main concern at this point. You finally decided to represent religion — a very important social element — and now you're taking it away? It wasn't necessarily groundbreaking, but it was important to the game's appeal. My brother and I went out of our ways to create societies under religious banners. Not because of the meager benefits but because of the added realism. We started out with one religion and eventually, if our civilizations would allow it, included new beliefs to strengthen our community and culture. It sounds like real life, doesn't it? If you remove religion from the game, Civilization 5 may seem "smaller" than its predecessor, simply because it offers less. Sure, you could always install new, different features, but they would feel like replacements, rather than additions. I humbly advise you, Mr. Meier, to build upon the mechanics afforded to players in previous installment. In this same vein, I can only imagine the broadened appreciation you'll receive once Civilization comes to Facebook. Hopefully, your game will usurp Farmville's ill-gotten throne. The social network has an unfortunate reputation for offering petty, time-consuming games. With any luck, the introduction of Civilization to Facebook will usher in a new era of online, flash-based games. Who knows; it might even evolve the state of browser and social network games altogether. It'll be like a real social network! Wait, we already have that…. It will be an actual civilization come to life! Yah, that sounds better. On that note of flattery, I shall leave you to your business because I know you'll have plenty of busy days ahead. I hope I've done my part to influence your decisions in the future. Creating an entire civilization is hard work, and we all know Rome wasn't built in one day — get back to work! Sincerely, Daav


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"A lot of times when vehicles are broken down, we have to understand that people sometimes leave their vehicles on the side of the road so that they can go get help, assistance, anything like that to do ahead and get it off the side of the road, " says Corporal Maurice Eggleston with the Dothan Police Department.
But if officers continue to notice the same car during their routine patrols, the countdown is on.
"If they notice this vehicle, if it's there for longer than a day or so, then what we'll so is we'll tag the vehicle, giving that owner the option, or letting him know that the vehicle has been there too long. We give him 7 days to remove the vehicle, " says Eggleston.
"We're on a rotation basis, we get two weeks at a time and during that process if the city comes across a car that's been abandoned for some reason, some times people will leave them in the turning lane or they are on the side of the road. We meet a police officer at the scene and we load the car and bring it to our impound yard, " says Joe Evans, owner of Evan's Automotive.
Law enforcement officials say although notice is typically given to those cars left abandoned if the cars position becomes hazardous, it's dealt with immediately.
"Whenever we put the 7 day tag on that vehicle, then it's just because it has become an eye sore now. If it is a hazard to the pedestrians and the regular normal right of way, then we'll move it right a way, " says Eggleston.
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Well, it's the end of the month already! Where is the summer going? Hopefully, the summer weather stretches into fall in my neck of the woods (not likely, but one could hope!)
Now to my topic for today. Everyday items in the sewing room. I like to think I am an innovator, however, some of these ideas have come from my quilting friends or from students. These are some ways to make your sewing days easier and more fun.
The first idea keeps your snipping scissors close at hand. I know when I am stitching and need to snip threads, sometimes, I can not find my scissors that I just laid down! This tip uses a command hook attached to your machine to hang the scissors. Pretty genius, huh? And, since command hooks can be removed easily, there is no permanent damage to your machine.
I have to admit, this is not my idea. But I found that it was so useful, that I did it myself as you can see above.
My next ideas deal with fun ways to create storage with everyday items. Those pegboards that you often see in garages really come in handy for hanging rulers and other tools.
I use this coffee mug holder for hanging my scissors and rotary cutters. I found this coffee mug holder at a local thrift store for $1.00!
I found these sewing machine cabinet drawers at some local antique shops (for not much money either!) and I use them to store things next to my sewing table that I may need while sewing. Seam ripper, threads, extra bobbins and needles, etc.
The final thing I want to show you can be fun for decorating or for storing things you need but don't use often. I use these mason jars to store buttons and perle cotton threads that I use occasionally. Also, one of the jars is full of old sewing notions I inherited from my mother-in-law. It's kind of a fun display and a tribute to her.
So, are there any everyday items you use in your sewing room? Share those ideas. It's always fun to learn new things from other quilters!
Happy Quilting!
Ready for sale! My new pattern #220 Delightful Seasons.
This pattern includes instructions for the 20 x 26" wall hanging base and the four seasonal panels. The panels are 12" and feature wool appliqué and embroidery on a pieced fabric background. If you like, you can substitute black wool or woolies fabric for the panel backgrounds.
Find further information on the pattern here.
I hope you like this fun seasonal pattern to dress up your home! If you like it, tell your favorite local quilt shop owner about my website!
Happy Quilting!
Congrats to LaNetta Barnes! She came up with the name "Crisscross Cabin" for my quilt. Using her suggestion, I named the quilt "Crisscross Cabin Blooms". She will be receiving a pack of my patterns for a prize!
Great name .... I think it fits!
Have you ever wondered how someone "names" a quilt? What goes into that decision? Well ..... I can take out the mystery, at least for me. It's off the cuff! Sometimes a quilt name will just come to me the minute I see the finished top. Sometimes, I labor over a name for days. That is the reason why I am doing this post. Stick with me until the end because I am going to ask for some help in naming my newest pattern.
I named this quilt "Paper Chain" .....
.... because when I stared at the top long enough, the blocks began to look like those paper chains I used to make in grade school. It helps that my long-arm quilter chose a circle pattern to bring out the design.
Other quilts I have named are obviously drawn from the quilt pattern. I have several quilts with stars in them and so I named them things like "Scrappy Star Parade" or Star Shine Runners". A bit uncreative, huh? This one was a little more creative: It's called "Strippy Stars"......
I combined the fact that I used only 2 1/2" strips for the quilt top and then added appliquéd stars.
I got a bit more creative on this one called "Basket Banter" .....
So, we come to the reason for this blog post. I need help in naming one of my newest patterns! I have been drawing a complete blank for the last two days! I am posting a photo below and would like you, my fellow quilters, to offer up some name choices. I will take comments for the next week (either here or on my Facebook page) and then I will choose a winner. The winner will receive a pack of my newest patterns!
So .... here it is .....
Have fun and Happy Quilting!
I was doing a bit of cleaning in my fabric closet today … rearranging and putting away fabrics and scraps like strips and small pieces for appliqué. This is a photo of the inside of my fabric closet showing my labeled bins.
It's a pretty good system. I have my fabrics separated by size (1/8s, 1/4s, 1/2s and yards) and colors. Some colors share a bin is I don't have a lot. I actually think I need more space! Oh no!
At the bottom of my closet is a basket chock full of bags of 1 1/2" and 2 1/2" strips.
When I get down to a small section of fabric left when I am cutting out a project, I always cut the remainder into these strips if the piece is less than 1/8 of a yard. I can pull out one of these bags of strips and have some fun!
What can you do with these strips you say? Besides the obvious, Log Cabin blocks, I have used these strips to make borders for orphan blocks (those "test" blocks you have lying around) and before you know it, you have a small table topper/candle mat!
This one uses 1 1/2" strips to make three extra borders around this star block. It's a fun little project and makes a great gift.
Another uses for these strips is to add pieced borders onto larger quilts to make them bigger. You can make a piano key border or a checkerboard border like these shown.
You can also make flying geese borders!
Finally, I've used these strips for pieced scrappy borders. I use the 1 1/2" strips on wall hangings or table toppers and I use the 2 1/2" strips to make double-fold binding for lap size or larger quilts.
This photo shows a flying geese border and a scrappy binding from 1 1/2" strips
With all the strips I have collected over the years …. I don't think I'll ever run out of binding. Either that or I can make hundreds of Log Cabin blocks!
So, use up all that fabric! Save those strips and you will never be without a project. Here is a table runner I made entirely from 1 1/2" and 2 1/2" strips.
It's called Scraps All Over. You can get a free copy of this pattern here. Enjoy!
Happy Quilting!
I love to display my quilts around the house but when the spring rolls around, I think about cleaning those quilts.
I want to display them and I want people to use them. However, I worry about how to clean them if they get dusty or dirty. The methods you use to clean your quilts can be personal choice based on how important the quilt it to you . These tips I am sharing are what works for me. These tips are NOT for antique or family heirloom quilts. It's best to consult a textile preservation expert for those quilts that are very old with weaker seams and fibers.
Cleaning and Airing
For wall quilts that can collect dust or cobwebs, use the soft brush attachment for your vacuum cleaner on the low suction setting and brush across the surface.
Do not use any kind of attachment that has moving parts like a pet hair attachment. Those moving parts can possibly catch on the fabric or the seams and cause damage.
If the wall quilt has picked up a musty smell or another smell from the room it is in, it can be aired out by placing it outside (in a shady area) on a clean sheet.
For cleaning large quilts, lay it out on a flat surface and vacuum with the soft brush attachment. They can also be aired out using the same method as a wall quilt.
Do not shake quilts like you do for rugs since that can weaken seams.
If you pre-washed your fabric before making your quilt, washing it should be a less stressful experience. Hand-washing is best, but if you wish to machine wash, pick the gentlest cycle (usually "delicate") and use a gentle detergent such as Orvus Quilt Soap.
A quilt should be air dried so no more stress is put on the seams or stitching. I have put quilts in the dryer for about 10 minutes on "air" dry (no heat) to get some of the dampness out. Once that is done, I lay it out on a flat surface to air dry. Never hang a quilt from a clothes line. That will cause additional stress to seams and stitching. Also, do not ring it out! Be very careful moving the quilt from the washer to the dryer (or the area where it will be air dried).
If I am unsure of a quilt's colorfastness, like if I did not pre-wash fabrics, I throw in a couple of Shout Color Catchers.
I have washed several quilts with these and have had no color bleeding. This is just from my experience though … if you are worried about your quilt, you may want to do a color-fast test. A quilt that is just displayed and not used very often only should need washing once a year. It's best not to wash quilts too often, even though they are not antiques.
If you want to store quilts that you are not using or displaying, the best way to do this is to fold them with acid-free paper between the folds to help prevent creasing and wrapped in a clean white sheet.
Try to find a storage area that is not in the basement or the attic where there could be extreme dampness or temperatures. Placing wrapped quilts under a bed will work well. If want store a quilt flat, a bed in an unused bedroom is the best. Lay the quilt flat on the bed and cover with a sheet. You can store several quilts this way.
So, I hope these tips have helped! Let's get started on that spring cleaning!
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Welcome to the Snuggles Quilts blog, one of your stops on the Quiltmaker 100 Blocks Blog Tour for volume 9 of the 100 Blocks magazine! I am so proud to have a block featured in this issue. Be sure to continue to visit the Quilty Pleasures Blog today and throughout the week for information on the tour and to enter drawings for some great prizes!
I hope you had fun yesterday touring the many fun blogs. Take your time to look around my web site to view my patterns and books. If you would like to receive an e-mail when I have new patterns or books coming out, click on "join newsletter" on the left sidebar and fill out the request. I do not send lots of e-mails (I don't like that either!); I only contact you with new pattern or book information. Also, if you are on Facebook, be sure to like my page, SnugglesQuiltsPatterns.
Now ….. for the block! Here it is …..
I call this block "Puzzle Star". It is block #863 and appears on page 57.
My block here is made in gold, green and black fabrics, but I am sure you can picture it in any of your favorite colors. Here's a version I made with purple, green and black fabrics.
Here is a pattern I came up with for a fun large table topper or a wall hanging. It's 32" square.
Find the fabric requirements and pattern here. This one is in red, green and black for a Christmas project!
Be sure to leave me a comment with this blog post for a chance to win a free copy of the 100 Blocks magazine from Quiltmaker. Also, I will be drawing for a pattern packet of my most recent patterns! I will be choosing the lucky winners at the end of the blog tour on May 2nd. Enjoy!
Happy Quilting!
Do you Label? I hope so! So many quilts I look at in books say "Quilt maker unknown". I don't want that to be any of my quilts. Also, I think it adds a beautiful touch to a quilt you are giving as a gift.
There are many ways to label. You can use a permanent pen made for marking fabric and write directly on the back of the quilt if you have a light background. That is what I did here:
The only drawback to this method is the possibility of the ink fading over time. If you use the right pen made for marking fabric, they are generally labeled as "fade resistant".
I have also used a scrap of fabric and written on that with a permanent pen. When sewing this label onto the back of my quilt, I have affixed it prior to attaching the binding so two edges of the label are secured by the binding stitches. This quilt was labeled that way:
Another way I have labeled quilts is by using fabric paper that I have purchased at the quilt store.
This paper can be expensive (about $18 for 6 sheets). If you do not want to spend that amount you can purchase a fat quarter and make up to three labels by using freezer paper and Bubble Jet products.
First, treat your piece of fabric with the Bubble Jet Set 2000 following the directions on the bottle. Place the fabric wrong side down on the shiny side of a piece of freezer paper. Then cut the fabric into pieces that will fit in your printer. You should be able to get three 8 1/2 x 11" pieces out of one fat quarter. The freezer paper stabilizes the fabric so it can run through your printer. You must use an ink jet printer for this. A laser printer can not be used because of the way it works and the heat generated with those types of printers.
Type up what ever you want your label to say and print it onto the fabric side of you homemade labels. Follow the instructions on the Bubble Jet Rinse to set the ink. Now your label is ready to use!
I like the idea of using labels to tell a story, whether it's for a member of your family or just for yourself. You can talk about what inspired you to make the quilt, what fabrics you used, the date it was made, etc. The possibilities are endless! I have even written a poem for the back of the quilt when I made some quilts for my nieces.
How do you label your quilts? I'd like to hear what you do and what you like to put on your labels.
The most important thing is to label the quilt so there is a record later in time so your quilt is not labeled as "quilt maker unknown!"
Happy quilting!
New Patterns from Snuggles Quilts!
Here are three new table runner patterns from Snuggles Quilts for the spring season! These runner patterns are scrappy, fun and quick. As with my other patterns, these have more than one project to keep you busy! So here they are:
#217 More in the Stars
Two runner projects, one with a pieced center and one with an appliqué center. The appliqué can be done in fabric or wool!
#218 Star Gazing
Two pieced table runners featuring scrappy, fun star themes.
#219 Star Gazing, Too!
Two more "star studded" projects to have some fun with!
All three of these new patterns can be found on the Everyday category page on my web site. There you will find more information about each pattern and ordering information.
I hope you enjoy viewing my new patterns! If you like these and want your local quilt shop to carry them, bring them the information. I will be happy to assist them in ordering.
Happy Quilting!


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