January 2nd already, I truly cannot believe it!    The last few months have been full of family time and it has really been nice. I hope to get back in the swing of things and I thought I’d kick the year off with a new tutorial. Several had questioned how this quilt was made and […]

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  • Debbie

    Lovely! Thanks for sharing!ReplyCancel

  • Susan

    Hi Lindsay thanx for sharing this tut. this will definitely be my 1st quilt of the year. But please can you advise? Did you make some squares low volumne and some squares in dark colours to achieve the shading result? SusanReplyCancel

  • Beth

    Love the look of these blocks – can you share some basics about making the Square in a Square blocks?ReplyCancel

  • Gina

    Thank you so much for the well illustrated tutorial . The PDF format is fantastic. I have saved it on my ipad. It’s a good block for a bee !ReplyCancel

  I’m excited to have a finish to share today! Every month Sew Mama Sew sends out a call for contributors through their newsletter.   For the month of December it was a challenge to use  Camille Roskelley’s aurifil thread pack to make a mini quilt. These beauties arrived and my only requirement was to use […]

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  • Geta

    Beautiful pattern and quilting. I love your fabric and color thread choice.ReplyCancel

  • Patti

    This is so gorgeous and I can’t wait until the pattern comes out.ReplyCancel

  • Katy

    Love the quilting you did on this!ReplyCancel

  • Kelie

    I love your mini!!! It’s sooo cute! Can’t wait for the pattern!ReplyCancel

  • Cindy

    That is one seriously awesome quilt! What a great pattern! Congrats 🙂 CindyReplyCancel

  • Marsha

    Love it!ReplyCancel

  • kara

    This pattern is fabulous! I actually said, “wow!,” outloud when I saw the thumbnail picture come up on bloglovin!ReplyCancel

  • Tamie

    Wow!ReplyCancel

  • Kris

    Love your pattern! Fabulous quilting!!ReplyCancel

  • Diana Nelson

    Love this pattern – Hopefully the pattern will be available soon.ReplyCancel

  • Debbie

    Darling and what a fun challenge!ReplyCancel

  • diane stanley

    gosh Lindsey, this is fantastic.ReplyCancel

  • Kristin S.

    I love what you made! That green thread really stands out and the shapes all work so well together. A stunner!ReplyCancel

  • lori jones

    love it!ReplyCancel

  • Mara

    Beautiful! I look forward to the pattern 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Aurifil Mini Quilt Challenge ~ Lindsey Rhodes from LRstitched | Sew Mama Sew |

    […] already shared mini quilts from Geta, Jennifer, Vanessa, Amy and Penny. Lindsey Rhodes of LRstitched has been working on a Snow Star quilt pattern and decided the challenge was the perfect opportunity […]ReplyCancel

  • Jenny

    Oh, wow! Fabulous. Love the pattern, the colors, and the amazing quilting — trees!ReplyCancel

  • Natalie

    Lindsey, It looks great, love the fabric choices and the thread colours. using coloured thread certainly changes the look of any quilt.ReplyCancel

  • Mae Hennessee

    Love your Quilt Pattern ,and your colors. Ill be looking for the Pattern. I enjoyed looking through your site.ReplyCancel

  • Nina Weston

    Love the quilt. Looking forward to the pattern.ReplyCancel

September was my chance to work on the quilt for Susannah Kate.   SK chose beautiful colors for her quilt.   Ice Blue, Coral, Mustardy yellow, grays and low volume prints. I really enjoyed the laid back approach to this quilt.   I just measured and pieced without thinking.  Pure joy! Since I’m the 4th out of […]

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  • Jennifer @ Ellison Lane

    Your part looks fabulous- super cute with the Circle 7 in there. And I so wanted to snag those eyeglasses for myself. I had a hard time putting those back in the bag! I MUST order some for me.
    Wonderful work my friend!
    xoReplyCancel

  • Valerie

    The circle 7!!! That is awesome! We should totally have tried to put that in all our quilts :). This just arrived on my doorstep today-loving her quilt.ReplyCancel

  • ayumills

    The colors of this quilt is so nice! I love what you added! Those glasses!!ReplyCancel

  • Flying Blind

    Beautiful colours; it will be stunning xReplyCancel

  • Cindy

    What a pretty and unique quilt! Love the colors and the low volume fabrics make it look so cozy. 🙂 CindyReplyCancel

  • Courtney

    Wow, it is coming along so well! I love that circle 7 bit! Perfect touch!ReplyCancel

  • Katy

    Oooh, loving that colour combo, and the circle 7 was inspired!ReplyCancel

  • Laura

    I love that paper pieced block in the bottom right!ReplyCancel

  • Susannah Kate

    Oh My Glob!!! I’m just loving everything I see! The circle 7 is an AMAZING little detail and those butterflies are one of my favorite all time fabrics! Thanks Lindsey 🙂 SKReplyCancel

  • Julie

    Loving the colors in this quilt! Cool and Calm with a splashes of Vibrant Mustard! Brilliant!ReplyCancel

  The Patchwork Please sew along has come to a close.   Though it’s a looong sew along, I can’t believe it’s over! I hope you had fun? We had so much buzzing activity in the Zakka 2.0 flickr group. Support, inspiration, encouragement.   19 weeks 567 members 1.360 pictures added   Wow! I am […]

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  • Marci Girl

    Congrats Laurie, you totally deserve it and I am in awe that 6 people made every project, so impressive!ReplyCancel

  • Vera

    Congrats! Thank you all for fun and enjoyable SAL!ReplyCancel

  • Laurie

    Thanks, Lindsey and Debbie, for a great sew along. It was a ton of fun, and I learned a lot. I hope we can do it again next year!ReplyCancel

  • ayumills

    Lindsey, I am so thankful that you and Debbie made this sew-along so successful!! I truly feel very lucky. It must have been so much work to organize the whole thing with your other commitments in life. Thank you so very much!!ReplyCancel

A  mashup of what’s happening in my life at the moment… 1.  A new website!!!! I’m really excited about it.  If you’re reading through email, pop over and take a peek!   Like a total crazy I decided to tackle this project myself, but I’m really proud of how it turned out.      I’m […]

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  • Karrie Smith

    I love the new site! It’s so pretty!! I signed up to follow again by email…just incase.

    🙂
    karrieReplyCancel

  • Eva

    The website looks fabulous! i find it much easier to read for some reason!ReplyCancel

  • Rumeysa

    Lindsey, your website is adorable. I love it so much. Great job! Also thanks so much for sharing your Illustrator lesson student link on Flickr. I really enjoyed the class and learnt so much about Illustrator.ReplyCancel

  • Cindy

    You’ve been quite the busy gal! It all sounds so exciting and it seems like you learned quite a lot too 🙂 Glad you had fun!

    CindyReplyCancel

  • Debbie

    Wow! That is one very full post, and I can only imagine what it feels like in real life!! Glad for the ups and sorry for the downs at SS. Especially sad to hear about your friend…

    Good luck with your new shop – that is totally cool and fills a needed niche. Nice job on the new look too!ReplyCancel

  • Brynn Crowe

    Love love your weekend bag!ReplyCancel

  • michele

    OH Lindsey, your site looks beautiful! You’ve pushed yourself in so many ways–mentally, emotionally, and physically! What an amazing time of your life, a corner that you’ve turned, holding your head high and eyes straight ahead, with confidence, grace, and determination. ***3 cheers to you!***ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer @ Ellison Lane

    Oh girl! So sorry about your friend’s husband. That makes me so sad.

    Loved reading your recap and loved the pics of you and you and Amy. xo So proud of you and your accomplishments.

    The new site ROCKS! I love it and can’t wait to peruse all around.

    Love the quote about sharing more about yourself on your blog and the one about no one is your competition b/c they aren’t you. Truth and I always need to remind myself of that.

    xo
    JReplyCancel

  • Katy

    Wow, you have been busy! I think I’d have been freaking out about those needles too o.O I’m teaching on Saturday and I won’t have a machine or anything (as it’s in another country), and I have this fear that someone’s going to have a machine that hates bag making, or doesn’t have the right feet or something!ReplyCancel

  • mary moon

    Hi Lindsey,

    I am bummed I so wanted to go to the sewing summer this year but I had other plans that week end. I want to tackle that week ender myself i keep looking at the pattern like its going to make itself lol
    I have done thus far all the projects in the sew along and plan on doing the last 2 as well so sign me up.
    Thanks for hosting the sew along once again it was great fun and insightful as wellReplyCancel

  • Flying Blind

    Oh Lindsey – what would life be without a load of crap being chucked into the mix!?
    I bet the needle-saga will be forgotten by the end of the week, and you’ll catch up of your sleep and learn to set about 3 alarms like I do – just in case!

    The bag looks beautiful, as does your Weekender.
    Off to check out your shop xxxReplyCancel

  • Anna

    great site Lindsay! I’m so glad to hear you had so much fun at SS. And a leather shop to top it off. 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Trina

    It was great to see you at Sewing Summit! See you in March at Sew South!ReplyCancel

  • Susannah Kate

    Lindsey,
    WOW! I’d say Sewing Summit had lots of highs and lows. The whole forgetting the leather needles would have FREAKED me out too! I’m so sorry to hear about your friends husband. My heart feels heavy for her. Hope you are resting up after such a big trip!
    xoxo,
    Susannah KateReplyCancel

  • Olivia

    Lindsey, what a great post! It was great meeting you and thank you for taking my class. I loved your group selfie and can’t wait to follow your blog! Olivia http://www.laughlivlove.comReplyCancel
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