I made my first quilt in 1980. No rotary cuter or mat. Used cerial boxes for templates. 2 years later Elenor Burns was on TV with her quilting, Quilt in a day, Rotary Cuter, Changed my life!!!
Hey Chelsea, I just wanted to mention that my daughter-in-law recently purchased an electronic planner that is connected to her phone. It hangs on the wall, and she is able to see calendars, schedules, etc. And it scrolls through family photos when not in use. It’s really cool!
I got a walking pad for Christmas and put it in my quilting studio. I find that I have been sitting and sewing for too long. I now set a timer on my watch so I know to stop, get up and walk for 30 minutes and then start again. In fact I walked to A Quilting Life podcast this morning. I love y’all’s podcast, so full of great quilting knowledge and fun interactions between you three. Thanks to for all you do.
Years ago I started a restaurant bucket list. I add restaurants that we haven’t been and then we can look at it when we are going out after a symphony or play.
Years ago I started a restaurant bucket list. I add restaurants that we haven’t been and then we can look at it when we are going out after a symphony or play. I think the watch has an indoor walk option.
Sheri and Chelsea, I just want both of you to know how much you have helped me get organized with my quilting. Your project page sheet that you shared with all of us has been a HUGH help. I have got two baby quilts done and I’m stretching a quilt top that I did last year . Also cut out another baby quilts done for a family member. All of this done in this month! Thank both of you so much. Billy thank you for doing the videos. You do fantastic work!😊❤
Oh, one other thing, I learned a lot about sewing from my Granny. I remember her showing me how to create my own patterns using newspapers and she guided me through making my first quilt when I was about 8. I still have it 🩷
I’ve worked from home for over a decade. At the end of each workday, I announce that I’ve “commuted home”-basically, that I’ve logged off from work for the day, put away those resources (laptop, notebook, etc.), walked out of my working space, and am focused on being “family me” rather than “work me”.
I started quilting in 2003 and I remember being so frustrated with trying to match fabrics to make a quilt. For me, all the different precuts have made quilting so stress free, fast and FUN!! Love how we can now let a designer “match” all the fabrics for us to give us a gorgeous quilt!
Good point! Also, fabric lines and designers are promoted now. They weren’t at all in the early 2000’s. In fact, I was told not to use fabric all from one line because it was too matchy matchy and would make my quilt boring. Now that’s really common and the quilts are anything but boring!
oh such a great episode! Love the goals! SHerri, my daughter and son in law are fitness trainers, and sometimes if she hasn't gotten her steps in for the day, she walks the house, so good for you! As for where will quilting be in 25 years? My thoughts are will fabric be made any differently? Will the design process be different? Chelsi can you imagine how your designs might be done differently. The AI thing scares me too. Its weird when you look at a designer who almost copies a design from another. Scary stuff. Loved the episode! Happy 2025
My husband has worked from home for 20+ years and has learned the art of shutting down after a long work day. One tip that is of tremendous help; before ending his professional day, he takes 20-30 minutes to write down anything that he needs to follow up on or that his direct reports need to work on, goals for the rest of the week, etc. He’s in tech so some things wouldn’t carry over to our world but taking time to write our thoughts, our plans for the next day, or for the next project would help with both organization and clearing our minds to fully walk away to enjoy our private lives. Thanks all, I enjoyed listening, as always. 😊
Beautiful quilts. Good podcast. For me what i see as a big difference from the 90s is long arm quilting. Women did more hand quilting and domestic machine quilting. In other words, quilts were completely finished by the person who also did the piecing. Today we make our top and then someone else actually makes the quilt. Maybe binding is done by the person who does the piecing but we dont finish it ourselves. Quilt shops and quilt shop classes are more sparse. Fellowship is missing except for youtube. Thanks for another good show.
3:2:1 ….. thank you for this simple concept, Chelsea! I love it. Getting outdoors in the winter (NORTHERN New York state) can be challenging or easy to talk myself out of. I can’t get the sunshine aspect by going up and downstairs to my sewing room. 😂
I thought the Strawberry lemonade would be to bright for me but I just love how my quilt turned out. I felt like summer and drinking lemonade with each piece I added!!
I fractured my back on December 10th and had surgery to repair the fractured vertebrae on January 13th. Prior to my injury I woke up every morning, made my husband a coffee and went for a 4-5 mile walk. I live in the Phoenix metro area so walking early morning, especially in the summer, was best for me! I can’t wait for my doctor to release me to walk again, not to mention, be able to sit at my machine and continue working on projects that came to a screeching halt the day of my injury! I love your podcasts, fabric and patterns! Thank you so much for sharing all of your talents!❤
Oh Billy, how I wish your Super Bowl prediction had come true! Now THAT would have been a game to watch…maybe next year! I have some Detroit Lions fabric in my fabric drawer just waiting for them to make the Super Bowl so I can sew pillow cases, banners etc.
Great video. I’m thinking there will be a home binding device that automatically adds binding to quilts. 😊 I work from home and I love that there is no commute. I rarely work after hours these days. One thing I am diligent about though, is using my lunch hour for household chores. This week for instance, my focus is washing baseboards, doors and trim. I made a plan to work on a specific area each day so that by Friday I will have finished my whole downstairs. Depending on weather I may do windows next week or closets. It keeps me moving and frees up my weekend for sewing.
What a great discussion! It is nice to hear your goals and that you are making them more realistic. It is also nice to see what advancements we have seen in our lifetime too. The future is a little scary with all the AI possibilities, but my grandparents saw a lot of advancements too in the telephone, electricity and motor cars. We will see. Chelsi, I like your 3-2-1 Idea! I try to put movement in my day but never take time for it. Thanks for the idea! Happy New Year to all!
Thanks for yet another enjoyable video! Just a heads up to Sherri about the Letters to Santa quilt she wants to make in 2025 ... I made a generous lap size that I gifted to my son's family in 2022, and it was A LOT of work! Loved the end result, but I would strongly suggest you start planning it out now and sew a letter or two a week ... I wish I had started earlier than I did with mine! Take care everyone!
Sherri and Chelsi, I have a question for your longarm quilters: I do my own longarm quilting on my quilts. I have so much fun piecing, my stack of quilt tops is now at 15! I would like to know how to get motivate to quilt my quilt tops. I am not very confident in my quilting skills and I hold myself back. Any and all advice would be much appreciated. Thank you Sherri, Chelsi, and Billy for keeping it real. Love love love you and your channel.
Oh my, im making applique designs using protectors attached to my computer. We use electronic cutters and embroidery and longarm electronic designs. I feel all this is going to be so amazing in 25 years
I still liked your A Quilting Life Planner the best. That was an awesome planner. I wish you would do it again. Sorry, because I’ve brought this up before. But, I just appreciated and loved that planner.
Well we were hoping for the Lions, but injuries finally got the best of us.....maybe next year! Great video today, I love listening to this podcast while I am working.
I have my great grandma's in progress around the world quilt to finish and her blocks are the size that she trimmd a match book cover. And each square was hand stitched on.
For restaurants in Vegas, try Zippy's! It's a restaurant from Hawai'i and it's no where close to the strip! There's another Hawaiian restaurant called Pacific Island Taste.
Nice video today. Chelsea, please use high SPF sunscreen when you spend your 20 minutes in the sun; that said from a former sun lover born/raised in S.CA where the sun always shone...now yrs later paying for it with skin cancer (that is under control). So, yes while the Vit D piece of the sun is good for one's health, otherwise sun is NOT your friend. Sherri, I like your idea of "shutting down" at a prearranged time of each day. It is so important to "unplug" and sometimes equally as difficult. I have noticed the volumes of planning, organizing, simplifying, minimalizing, time management books, podcasts, seminars, videos, etc., that have surfaced the last couple decades. I attribute them to the increased/increasing use of electronics that keeps us "addicted" to our devices. While I am a rather organized person just by personality, if I were to invest more time than I do in time management, life organizing tasks, I would have far less time to do all the things I love (think quilting) and do for my health and wellness (think healthy eating/exercise/face to face time with my peeps). My hope for the next 25 yrs is to get back to the human connection which feels incrementally out of balance with the humans' collective time spend in a virtual setting. Loved hearing many of your goals and ideas. So creative, just like your fabrics/patterns.
In 1990s we had Thangles which were rolls of triangle paper and Eleanor Burns had a lot of templates she initiated in the quilting stage. I think the single change of 1990s/early 2000 is cost of quilting cotton especially in quilt shops & the number of online quilt shops would blow our minds in 2000. Thanks for sharing.
The thought of what Ai is going to do to ours lives is sad. We won’t have to think or work, because it will all be done for us. Our brains will turn to mush. 😢 I’m going down a rabbit hole because already our young kids/adults are more isolated than very before. On a happier note we as quilter can and do appreciate your beautiful quilts and learn from all you do, so thank you 👍❤️😊
Just at Road to CA and a friend bought a laser beam attachment for her machine. Nicest man invented it for his wife in GA. It was a good show, as always but I did not see a MODA booth.
Chelsi, don’t laugh at your idea about quilting on Mars. There is an astronaut who quilted a quilt block on the International Space Station! I can’t remember her name, but I’m sure Billy or you can find her story. She then issued a challenge for quilters to send in star blocks, I think she (or the sponsor) received enough blocks to make more than 30 quilts! Great story!
As a Chiefs fan, we were one of those sad fan bases for nearly 50 years. If you told me in 1999 that by now everyone would be tired of Kansas City winning the Super Bowl, I would have thought you were crazy. Flying cars would have seemed a lot more feasible. Go Chiefs!
I'm currently in the process of downsizing. I got an early jump on it and I am now having serious withdrawals, not being able to quilt. 😢 I'm going on month 2.
I bought all of my rulers back in the early 2000’s. I even have some of them that are still in the packaging. There WERE some around, but not all that are out in 2025.
I think, in less than 25 years, the papers from paper peacing, will have some lines in the back, so we don’t have to trace them. Also, the fabrics will have some lines as well, so we don’t have to draw them, when we want to make half square triangles or similar… Btw, the bamboo idea is not bad, but we still need our rulers to be transparent, so we can see the fabric:)
AI will be very interesting for every industry. Over the last 25 years, I feel that social media and online quilt stores have been the biggest changes in the quilting industry. Go Chiefs! 🏈
I think a major advancement in 25 years will be tools/ machines to easily and accurately cut fabric of all sizes. Also, i think more fabric will come prequited like some apparel fabric is.
Now that the Superbowl teams have been set, I’m sorry your prediction didn’t come true. I’m a Washington Commanders fan and I’m excited they made it as far as they did this year. Maybe next year!!
Brenda, Yes. I’m in my 70s, I keep doing many things by hand or figure out trial & error on paper because I do see hand-sewing/quilting is becoming a lost skill. Old person using some new tools but hanging on to many old fashion ways😊
I hate what ai might do to the future of so many things. The fact that billionaire tech guys are being put in charge politically means it is all out of our control and profits will be the only goal at the expense of us little people. 😢
I made my first quilt in 1980. No rotary cuter or mat. Used cerial boxes for templates. 2 years later Elenor Burns was on TV with her quilting, Quilt in a day, Rotary Cuter, Changed my life!!!
Hey Chelsea, I just wanted to mention that my daughter-in-law recently purchased an electronic planner that is connected to her phone. It hangs on the wall, and she is able to see calendars, schedules, etc. And it scrolls through family photos when not in use. It’s really cool!
I got a walking pad for Christmas and put it in my quilting studio. I find that I have been sitting and sewing for too long. I now set a timer on my watch so I know to stop, get up and walk for 30 minutes and then start again. In fact I walked to A Quilting Life podcast this morning. I love y’all’s podcast, so full of great quilting knowledge and fun interactions between you three. Thanks to for all you do.
Years ago I started a restaurant bucket list. I add restaurants that we haven’t been and then we can look at it when we are going out after a symphony or play.
Years ago I started a restaurant bucket list. I add restaurants that we haven’t been and then we can look at it when we are going out after a symphony or play. I think the watch has an indoor walk option.
Sheri and Chelsea, I just want both of you to know how much you have helped me get organized with my quilting. Your project page sheet that you shared with all of us has been a HUGH help. I have got two baby quilts done and I’m stretching a quilt top that I did last year . Also cut out another baby quilts done for a family member. All of this done in this month! Thank both of you so much. Billy thank you for doing the videos. You do fantastic work!😊❤
Oh, one other thing, I learned a lot about sewing from my Granny. I remember her showing me how to create my own patterns using newspapers and she guided me through making my first quilt when I was about 8. I still have it 🩷
Thanks great podcast goals and topic 😊
I’ve worked from home for over a decade. At the end of each workday, I announce that I’ve “commuted home”-basically, that I’ve logged off from work for the day, put away those resources (laptop, notebook, etc.), walked out of my working space, and am focused on being “family me” rather than “work me”.
I started quilting in 2003 and I remember being so frustrated with trying to match fabrics to make a quilt. For me, all the different precuts have made quilting so stress free, fast and FUN!! Love how we can now let a designer “match” all the fabrics for us to give us a gorgeous quilt!
Good point! Also, fabric lines and designers are promoted now. They weren’t at all in the early 2000’s. In fact, I was told not to use fabric all from one line because it was too matchy matchy and would make my quilt boring. Now that’s really common and the quilts are anything but boring!
Love the tear off weekly pad in addition to the monthly planners.
oh such a great episode! Love the goals! SHerri, my daughter and son in law are fitness trainers, and sometimes if she hasn't gotten her steps in for the day, she walks the house, so good for you! As for where will quilting be in 25 years? My thoughts are will fabric be made any differently? Will the design process be different? Chelsi can you imagine how your designs might be done differently. The AI thing scares me too. Its weird when you look at a designer who almost copies a design from another. Scary stuff. Loved the episode! Happy 2025
My husband has worked from home for 20+ years and has learned the art of shutting down after a long work day. One tip that is of tremendous help; before ending his professional day, he takes 20-30 minutes to write down anything that he needs to follow up on or that his direct reports need to work on, goals for the rest of the week, etc. He’s in tech so some things wouldn’t carry over to our world but taking time to write our thoughts, our plans for the next day, or for the next project would help with both organization and clearing our minds to fully walk away to enjoy our private lives. Thanks all, I enjoyed listening, as always. 😊
Beautiful quilts. Good podcast. For me what i see as a big difference from the 90s is long arm quilting. Women did more hand quilting and domestic machine quilting. In other words, quilts were completely finished by the person who also did the piecing. Today we make our top and then someone else actually makes the quilt. Maybe binding is done by the person who does the piecing but we dont finish it ourselves. Quilt shops and quilt shop classes are more sparse. Fellowship is missing except for youtube.
Thanks for another good show.
3:2:1 ….. thank you for this simple concept, Chelsea! I love it. Getting outdoors in the winter (NORTHERN New York state) can be challenging or easy to talk myself out of. I can’t get the sunshine aspect by going up and downstairs to my sewing room. 😂
I thought the Strawberry lemonade would be to bright for me but I just love how my quilt turned out. I felt like summer and drinking lemonade with each piece I added!!
I fractured my back on December 10th and had surgery to repair the fractured vertebrae on January 13th. Prior to my injury I woke up every morning, made my husband a coffee and went for a 4-5 mile walk. I live in the Phoenix metro area so walking early morning, especially in the summer, was best for me! I can’t wait for my doctor to release me to walk again, not to mention, be able to sit at my machine and continue working on projects that came to a screeching halt the day of my injury! I love your podcasts, fabric and patterns! Thank you so much for sharing all of your talents!❤
Oh Billy, how I wish your Super Bowl prediction had come true! Now THAT would have been a game to watch…maybe next year! I have some Detroit Lions fabric in my fabric drawer just waiting for them to make the Super Bowl so I can sew pillow cases, banners etc.
Great video. I’m thinking there will be a home binding device that automatically adds binding to quilts. 😊
I work from home and I love that there is no commute. I rarely work after hours these days. One thing I am diligent about though, is using my lunch hour for household chores. This week for instance, my focus is washing baseboards, doors and trim. I made a plan to work on a specific area each day so that by Friday I will have finished my whole downstairs. Depending on weather I may do windows next week or closets.
It keeps me moving and frees up my weekend for sewing.
Thanks!
Love love love! Your 3 2 1 goals. Thank you so much. This was an absolutely fabulous podcasts. I love you guys so much.
I love this crew! I know I have enough fabric to last me through 2050 and beyond.
What a great discussion! It is nice to hear your goals and that you are making them more realistic. It is also nice to see what advancements we have seen in our lifetime too. The future is a little scary with all the AI possibilities, but my grandparents saw a lot of advancements too in the telephone, electricity and motor cars. We will see. Chelsi, I like your 3-2-1 Idea! I try to put movement in my day but never take time for it. Thanks for the idea! Happy New Year to all!
Thanks for yet another enjoyable video! Just a heads up to Sherri about the Letters to Santa quilt she wants to make in 2025 ... I made a generous lap size that I gifted to my son's family in 2022, and it was A LOT of work! Loved the end result, but I would strongly suggest you start planning it out now and sew a letter or two a week ... I wish I had started earlier than I did with mine! Take care everyone!
I agree on this one. Took me a year to get my letters to Santa finished. I had to put it away so many times, it was tedious!
Fabulous episode. Definitely food for thought. ❤❤❤❤❤
Sherri and Chelsi, I have a question for your longarm quilters: I do my own longarm quilting on my quilts. I have so much fun piecing, my stack of quilt tops is now at 15! I would like to know how to get motivate to quilt my quilt tops. I am not very confident in my quilting skills and I hold myself back. Any and all advice would be much appreciated.
Thank you Sherri, Chelsi, and Billy for keeping it real. Love love love you and your channel.
Summer slice is definitely on my wish list to do. I think in 25 years, there will be nostalgia to recreate quilts of the past generations.
Oh my, im making applique designs using protectors attached to my computer. We use electronic cutters and embroidery and longarm electronic designs. I feel all this is going to be so amazing in 25 years
💗I bought Chelsea’s Summer Slice pattern because I love the watermelon block too! I’m thinking of doing it in Summertime by Camille Roskelley!
Getaway is one of my favorites! A sew-along with that pattern would be so fun!
So love starting my week with AQL video❤
I still liked your A Quilting Life Planner the best. That was an awesome planner. I wish you would do it again. Sorry, because I’ve brought this up before. But, I just appreciated and loved that planner.
Sherri, you should do a quilt a long for the Christmas words quilt! Need to get motivated to make it.
Awesome episode! Much to think about!
what I first thought when talking about things that changed in the past 25 years is the rotary cutter! that was a game changer!
Billy you must name some of the good restaurants as we visit our daughter in LV twice a year and always are looking forward to new places. Thanks.
Well we were hoping for the Lions, but injuries finally got the best of us.....maybe next year! Great video today, I love listening to this podcast while I am working.
Great ideas regarding your goals!
I have my great grandma's in progress around the world quilt to finish and her blocks are the size that she trimmd a match book cover. And each square was hand stitched on.
For restaurants in Vegas, try Zippy's! It's a restaurant from Hawai'i and it's no where close to the strip! There's another Hawaiian restaurant called Pacific Island Taste.
Anxious to hear more about the Harbor QAL. I purchased pattern when you introduced it. Will you be selling kits?
Nice video today. Chelsea, please use high SPF sunscreen when you spend your 20 minutes in the sun; that said from a former sun lover born/raised in S.CA where the sun always shone...now yrs later paying for it with skin cancer (that is under control). So, yes while the Vit D piece of the sun is good for one's health, otherwise sun is NOT your friend.
Sherri, I like your idea of "shutting down" at a prearranged time of each day. It is so important to "unplug" and sometimes equally as difficult. I have noticed the volumes of planning, organizing, simplifying, minimalizing, time management books, podcasts, seminars, videos, etc., that have surfaced the last couple decades. I attribute them to the increased/increasing use of electronics that keeps us "addicted" to our devices. While I am a rather organized person just by personality, if I were to invest more time than I do in time management, life organizing tasks, I would have far less time to do all the things I love (think quilting) and do for my health and wellness (think healthy eating/exercise/face to face time with my peeps). My hope for the next 25 yrs is to get back to the human connection which feels incrementally out of balance with the humans' collective time spend in a virtual setting. Loved hearing many of your goals and ideas. So creative, just like your fabrics/patterns.
In 1990s we had Thangles which were rolls of triangle paper and Eleanor Burns had a lot of templates she initiated in the quilting stage. I think the single change of 1990s/early 2000 is cost of quilting cotton especially in quilt shops & the number of online quilt shops would blow our minds in 2000. Thanks for sharing.
I love your 3-2-1, Chelsea!
Go Chiefs! Missouri girl here!
Go Chiefs! I'm a fan from Nebraska
Go Chiefs! Fan from Kansas
The thought of what Ai is going to do to ours lives is sad. We won’t have to think or work, because it will all be done for us. Our brains will turn to mush. 😢 I’m going down a rabbit hole because already our young kids/adults are more isolated than very before. On a happier note we as quilter can and do appreciate your beautiful quilts and learn from all you do, so thank you 👍❤️😊
Just at Road to CA and a friend bought a laser beam attachment for her machine. Nicest man invented it for his wife in GA. It was a good show, as always but I did not see a MODA booth.
For me it would being able to hit a button and then in a few days have this beautiful fabric at my front door!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Chelsi, don’t laugh at your idea about quilting on Mars. There is an astronaut who quilted a quilt block on the International Space Station! I can’t remember her name, but I’m sure Billy or you can find her story. She then issued a challenge for quilters to send in star blocks, I think she (or the sponsor) received enough blocks to make more than 30 quilts! Great story!
EQ (Electric Quilt) debuted in 1991. Nice to know that quilters were using computer programs that far back.
Billy, I was with you. I’m from upstate NY so Go Bills - BUT now it’s FLY EAGLES FLY for this super bowl. Mahommes is the new Tom Brady…..
As a Chiefs fan, we were one of those sad fan bases for nearly 50 years. If you told me in 1999 that by now everyone would be tired of Kansas City winning the Super Bowl, I would have thought you were crazy. Flying cars would have seemed a lot more feasible. Go Chiefs!
I'm currently in the process of downsizing. I got an early jump on it and I am now having serious withdrawals, not being able to quilt. 😢 I'm going on month 2.
Quilting and online teachers, fabric stores, patterns, etc: Imagine the effects of the 2020 shutdown on this industry *without* the online tools.
I bought all of my rulers back in the early 2000’s. I even have some of them that are still in the packaging. There WERE some around, but not all that are out in 2025.
It is fun to hear all the 2025 plans.
I think, in less than 25 years, the papers from paper peacing, will have some lines in the back, so we don’t have to trace them.
Also, the fabrics will have some lines as well, so we don’t have to draw them, when we want to make half square triangles or similar…
Btw, the bamboo idea is not bad, but we still need our rulers to be transparent, so we can see the fabric:)
AI will be very interesting for every industry. Over the last 25 years, I feel that social media and online quilt stores have been the biggest changes in the quilting industry. Go Chiefs! 🏈
Hi Sherri and Chelsea
AI can be scary and do a lot of things but it will never be able to have a personal relationship and be a quilt friend and really know you. ❤
You guys should invite the astronaut that sewed in space!!! I would love to hear about that.
I'll be curious to know what King Quilt Chelsea makes, I need one too!
I think a major advancement in 25 years will be tools/ machines to easily and accurately cut fabric of all sizes. Also, i think more fabric will come prequited like some apparel fabric is.
Now that the Superbowl teams have been set, I’m sorry your prediction didn’t come true. I’m a Washington Commanders fan and I’m excited they made it as far as they did this year. Maybe next year!!
I want the name of the quilt on the wall behind you ! It’s gorgeous ❤
I bought out of Etsy,coastal summer is the pattern
@ I love it ♥️ beautiful job
Well Billy Kansas City is going to the Super Bowl again. We beat Buffalo 32 to 29. It was a good game
Will Sherri and Chelsi be in Phoenix for this year's QuiltCon?
Billy, as a KC Chiefs fan, I am glad that you were wrong about the Super Bowl!! GO CHIEFS!!! ❤💛
Billy can you tell us why you and your wife decided to not get a longarm and enter into the industry providing longarming services?
Maybe set Alexa to blow a whistle like at the factory to announce the end of work day.
😂😂
In 25 years we will have a machine that cuts and sews a quilt. All of our notions will be a thing of the past and you can have any design you want
Brenda, Yes. I’m in my 70s, I keep doing many things by hand or figure out trial & error on paper because I do see hand-sewing/quilting is becoming a lost skill. Old person using some new tools but hanging on to many old fashion ways😊
👍🫶👍🫶👍🫶👍🫶👍🫶👍🫶
I hate what ai might do to the future of so many things. The fact that billionaire tech guys are being put in charge politically means it is all out of our control and profits will be the only goal at the expense of us little people. 😢
Read "The Creature from Jekyll Island." It isn't always visible who has been profiting from the middle class -- for decades.
So sorry. Billy's Superbowl predictions were not realized. Go Eagles and Chiefs!
And it is KC vs Philadelphia. 😢
You girls a sooo cute. Doing the same things..ha ha
Oh, Billy - my EAGLES will defeat the Chiefs!
I think UA-cam has changed quilting!!! I think it got started in 2007 🧵✂️🪡💕