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2014 New Quilt Blogger Blog Hop

7/8/2014

 
I'm thrilled to be part of the New Quilt Blogger Blog Hop this year, hosted by Beth from Plum and June. The hop is an annual event that showcases new quilt bloggers, and I'm excited both for myself and for you to meet all the amazing quilters who are participating - so much creativity and inspiration to be found!
If you're new to my blog, welcome, and for those of you whom I've had the chance to connect with before, welcome back! My name is Sarah, and I currently hail from Portland ME, where I live with with my husband and our two daughters. Of all the hats I wear - mom, milspouse, and maker - it's that last one that leaves the fewest crayon marks on the furniture, prompts the least number of moves (unless you count my husband moving out of his study to make room for my new longarm!), and in which I get to sew, quilt and create. On my blog you'll find a mix of tutorials, WIPs, finished projects, and updates for whatever current QAL I'm hosting or participating in.
2014 NQB Blog Hop | Berry Barn Designs
My mother taught me how to quilt when I was a child, but I've only really appreciated and rediscovered my love of the craft now that I have my own children to sew for. I constantly doodle ideas for big quilts I want to tackle, but my completed work reveals a definite bent toward kids' projects, quick sewing and raw edge applique - like my latest finish pictured below, a "deer" little doll quilt for my niece! I've just recently acquired a HQ24 Fusion, though, and I'm excited to take my work in a new direction in the coming months so that I can offer longarm quilting services to my clients. 
an example of what I'm best at - small and appliqued!
Today I decided to highlight three of my most favorite quilted projects. The first is a baby quilt I made for a client as a shower gift. She requested a "nautical feel without nautical prints," and loved the look of this wonky star, so I created one as the focal point. Living near the coast meant the perfect photo op at our local lighthouse! (If you love the look of wonky stars, too, here's a tutorial to create your own... or sign up for my newsletter and get the FREE Starshine Baby Quilt pattern to recreate this design yourself!)
Another favorite of mine are these doll quilts with matching bedding that I made for my daughters this past Christmas. They happily joined the previous year's quilts (my kids are a bit spoiled when it comes to doll furniture - each doll has their own bunk and their own quilt : P) and have been very well loved!
Summer Sun doll quilts & bedding | Berry Barn Designs
Finally, some fun decor projects I whipped up this [bitterly cold] spring when an endless winter had me longing for daffodils. For my Pantone Quilt Challenge pillow, I'd been practicing Drunkard's Path blocks and got hooked on curved piecing, so I flipped them around to create a bright cheery block to bring some sunshine inside. If you like the look, you can create it for yourself following my Daffodil Days throw pillow tutorial.
I'm so glad for this chance to tell you a little about myself and my work. I'd love for you to come back and visit Berry Barn Designs again, but you can also follow what I'm up to on IG @berrybarndesigns, Facebook and Pinterest. Speaking of the latter, let me segue into a quilt blogging tip I want to share with you today... 
BLOGGING TIP: Labeling Your Images or Pinterest Prep Done Right!
Isn't Pinterest great? But don't you hate it when you pin something fantastic from your favorite blog and the description is missing or file name gibberish? Having accurate descriptions including your name/website title on your blog photos (all of them, not just the "best" one you led with - sometimes I'm not pinning your leading photo because I want to highlight an awesome quilting motif or a pretty pieced backing : ) will pay off in spades when others pin your images, as will adding hashtags so people searching Pinterest find your content. Below are directions for labeling in both Blogger and Weebly, which I'm familiar with. If you're not sure how to do this on a different platform, you can check your site's FAQs or google it to find out. 
In Blogger: Under your image click "Properties." A box titled "Image Properties" will appear where you can enter your description under "title text" and click OK.
How to label a blog image in Blogger | Berry Barn Designs
In Weebly: On "Image" menu click "Advanced." A menu will slide out where you can enter your description under "Alt Text."
How to label a blog image in Blogger | Berry Barn Designs
Just a few final fun facts before I turn you over to the next stop on the hop...
 - I grew up on Cape Cod, but hate going to the beach in the summer. Too crowded!
 - I like dystopian novels, ice cream, Tuesdays and hiking.
 - I love polka dots. I know this because they seem to comprise a third of my stash and I don't even remember how they all got there! Do you have a favorite print you collect?
 - I will readily complain about the process, but I love moving. Maine is the 5th state we've called home in 7 years of marriage, and next year we head to Kansas! (Hopefully with one more little one along for the move, as we're a waiting family for adoption : )
Anyone here reading this from the Sunflower State? I'm eagerly starting to collect quilt store and retreat recommendations, so please share your favorites!
2014 NQB Blog Hop
Be sure to check out these other great bloggers on today's hop!

Cornelia @ Pieced with Love
Heather @ QA Creations
Jenn @ Sew Crafty Jenn
Cheryl @ Texas Quilting Gal
Kate @ Thread Everywhere
Lin @ Lin's Quilts
Carole @ From My Carolina Home
Jan @ The Colorful Fabriholic
Wendy @ Wendy's Quilts and More
Pam @ Sewing Wilde
Shauna @ Shauna's World

~ Sarah

Linking up with Let's Bee Social.
Rachel @ Quiltineering link
7/8/2014 14:36:51

Ohh! I didn't realize there was another military spouse in our blog hop. I'm glad I got to learn a bit more about you. I'm dying to own a long arm but I'm afraid it wont move well, especially with such frequent relocations. Does that worry you?

Your quilts are beautiful. I'm particularly fond of the nautical themed baby quilt. Its precious!

Sarah link
7/8/2014 14:48:30

Actually, Rachel, there are at least three of us because Heather at QA Creations is a veteran and milspouse! She also has a longarm business - we both like the idea of a work-from-home business that can accommodate the crazy military schedules and separations. I specifically bought the machine I have for it's weight and ease of set up... when I get to Kansas sans husband for the first five months and end up setting it up alone : P

Cornelia
7/8/2014 18:45:42

oh i love to know you a bit better, Im always so in love with your wonderful creations, and damn how I wish I had space (and money) for a long arm, such a big dream

Sarah link
7/9/2014 07:50:46

Thank you for the kind words, Cornelia! The longarm was definitely a stretch for us, but my husband has commented on how much happier I seem now delving into a business I love even if I won't be getting rich anytime soon, so I guess a happy household was worth spaghetti seven nights a week for a while ; )

Rebecca link
7/8/2014 20:45:37

Hi Sarah
So lovely to put a face to the name as a regular commenter on my blog! Thankyou for the techy help for images on blogger, I love your wee dolls bed quilts I am about to make some teeny accessories for my wee one's babies.enjoy the hop!!

Sarah link
7/9/2014 07:52:01

I can't wait to see what you make, Rebecca! I love your creations : )

DeborahGun
7/8/2014 21:47:42

Nice to meet you Sarah. I love the clean and precise look of your quilts - and Piper is one of my favourite collections so those doll quilts are gorgeous :-)

Sarah link
7/9/2014 07:53:51

Thank you, Deborah! And I love Dear Stella - the new Woodwinked line *just* might bump Piper from my most favorite ever of theirs : )

Carla link
7/8/2014 22:15:02

I need to move closer to a great lighthouse so I can take beautiful photos like that. Of course, I would have to try to make a gorgeous quilt like yours too ...
Great tip on adding the alt text to images. I learned that one a bit late, but I hope I am slowly getting the hang of it.

Sarah link
7/9/2014 07:56:49

It took me a while to learn it, too, Carla, and I still forget now and then and have to go back and edit them. I try to pick something generic to a post so I can at least cut and paste when I have a lot of pics in one upload. And the lighthouse is nice... I completely take for granted all the great scenery here, but I am going to miss it like crazy when we move inland!

Pam@SewingWilde link
7/8/2014 23:58:08

I cant wait to try your tip, I do try to insert my logo - would love a better way. Love your views of the shore i am a lighthouse fan when we travel

Sarah link
7/10/2014 02:35:30

I have to admit that I use logo watermarks infrequently, Pam. I try to use them on lead pics when creating tutorials and highlighting a finish, but I don't use them on everything. Having the descriptions filled in when people pin or tweet is helpful. If you like lighthouses, you'd love Portland - I can think of four within ten minutes of my house : P

Barbara link
7/9/2014 00:15:18

We move a lot too! 12 times in ten years! I complain but I like the change. We finally found home so hopefully we stop our moving! I love the first quilt you posted so much! I may need to do some triangles again!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 02:40:38

I'm so happy you've found "home," Barbara! I have at least 12 years left till that happens... really hoping it's right back here where we are now because I love it so : ) And thank you - the triangles were leftover from what I cut out for Sassy Quilter's Triangle QAL... the big one isn't finished, but the doll one went together in a snap.

Jo link
7/9/2014 00:50:54

Gorgeous quilt in a gorgeous location!

I'm jealous of your kids' dolls -- they have a quilt ladder, and I don't!!

I love your daffodil pillow. I've recently started (and am trying to finish) a drunkards path block quilt and it's made me addicted to curves, and I want to make more. I've just bought the new book "A Quilter's Mixology" so I can be inspired :D

Sarah link
7/10/2014 02:47:11

Thank you, Jo! The "quilt ladder" is actually the ladder for their other dolls' bunk bed, which was my mom's as a child and that "Santa" brought the previous year all refinished. But it made the perfectly proportioned prop! I'll have to check out that book - sounds interesting : )

Kitty @ Night Quilter link
7/9/2014 01:37:07

Welcome from another Maine-ah!! I love your quilting style. The daffodil pillow is fab and makes me want to attempt another curved quilt (I made a double wedding ring wall hanging once, years ago as a wedding gift for my sister-in-law), and I love your nautical-but-not quilt! The blue and yellow are perfect together! Great to get to know you a bit more!

As for a favorite print, I'm not sure. I really like Sketch by Timeless Treasures and feel like I will always have room to use it in my quilting/sewing projects. That's probably the most versatile, most oft used line in my sewing so far!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 02:52:48

Hi, Kitty! Lovely weather we've been having, huh? ; ) Thank you so much for the compliment - I feel like I'm still not 100% sure what my style is, but it's definitely starting to emerge on its own little by little and I have a better sense of where I might go... we'll see! As for Sketch - love it - have it in so many colors and it is absolutely versatile. That and the diamond/circle Outfoxed by Lizzy House are staples of mine.

Yvonne @ Quilting Jetgirl link
7/9/2014 02:18:11

Hi Sarah! It's not only military types that move a lot! I have lived in 10 states and had 29 addresses over 34 years. I think that learning to move is a great life skill because it has taught me to de-clutter! :) I hope your transition to Kansas is smooth and good luck with the adoption.

I am also a polka dot junkie, and I have to work really hard not to buy every polka dot print I come across!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 02:57:39

That's pretty impressive, Yvonne! I agree that it helps with decluttering - we will have been here a whopping 3 years (with our first garage and basement...) when we move and I am already making mental lists for what we've managed to store up that just has to go. My mother is extremely sentimental with a huge rambling house and barn, so she cringes at how much I purge, but it's a great skill that really hones what is truly valuable : ) And hurray for polka dots!

Jasmine link
7/9/2014 02:50:06

Thanks for the tip about image properties. I need to try that. Your yellow pillow and table runner are so cheerful.

Sarah link
7/10/2014 03:00:11

It takes a little time to get into the habit, but so worth it, Jasmine. And thank you! Cheery was what I needed after this past winter : P

Beth @ Cooking Up Quilts link
7/9/2014 03:12:54

Hi Sarah,

I love your Daffodil Days pillow and table runner. Haven't tried to piece curves yet, but it's on my to do list! Good luck with your move and adoption!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 03:02:59

Beth, the Pantone pillow and then the Daffodil pillow were my first and second attempts at Drunkard's Path and it was so much easier than I expected! I hope you get a chance to try the block - there are so many great variations you can create with it : ) Thanks for stopping by!

France link
7/9/2014 03:34:27

I really love your wonky star. The beautiful contrast between the yellow star on its white background (perfect for a baby)... The "frame" made with a mix of all shades of blue... The yellow squares in the corner... gorgeous!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 03:06:18

Thank you! This is an example of "newer isn't always better," France. I myself prefer the borderless look of many modern quilts, but the client wanted one. In the end, I think she was so right - it turned out nice, especially having the pop of yellow in the corner for continuity : )

Shauna
7/9/2014 04:34:34

I love your quilts, large and small. I'm not very good at applique but I just have to try those forest friends because they are so stinking cute!!!! I find myself collecting dots and paisleys for some reason, I am just drawn to them.

Sarah link
7/10/2014 03:09:58

Oh, please do, Shauna! I'd love to see them if you create a set. I'm not patient enough (or rather maybe too perfectionist-y) to try turned applique, so that's what I love about raw edge - fast and easy. Paisleys aren't my thing, but hurray for another dot collector ; )

Ruth link
7/9/2014 04:47:01

Great tip on the labelling - I'm really bad at that and it's just pure laziness - I will be a reformed character from now on! Lovely photos especially the lighthous series!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 03:23:57

It took me a long time to figure it out, and then a long time to get religious about remembering, Ruth. I find it's easiest when I make a more generic description that fits a set of pics in a post and do them all at once right before I click publish : ) Thanks for visiting!

Kristyn link
7/9/2014 06:30:07

I helped a friend move and my only responsibility was her 2 long arm machines. It went really well, so don't worry about moving yours and setting it up. You can do it!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 10:04:27

I'm only worried because of notoriously bad military movers, though there's a good chance we'll have to pack and move ourselves, and then I'd feel better about its safety. Glad to know it wasn't too difficult to reset up, though, Kristyn. I helped the guy who brought mine, but I know it's going to take a lot longer the second time around without an expert to lead the way!

Jenny link
7/9/2014 09:48:03

Love the nautical quilt such a simple design that really shows off the fabrics and what a great place to take photos...

Sarah link
7/10/2014 10:13:14

Thank you, Jenny! It was a neat backdrop : )

Kate Yates link
7/9/2014 11:58:06

Hi Sarah, I also love moving. I am trying to figure out how soon my husband and I can move back west. It's nice being in new places, and getting to see new things, even if it is a pain. I love road trips, so moving is like an excuse for a long road trip. I really love your yellow drunkard's path blocks, I would love to start piecing curves. The yellow is so bright and cheery! Thanks for the blogging tip--I am not social media savvy, I hadn't even thought of that! It was nice getting to know a little bit more about you!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 10:17:54

I love road trips, too, Kate, but they've been curtailed by a child who gets carsick just running errands. Still not sure how we're going to get her 1700 miles without being drugged the whole way! I just tried curves for the first time with the Daffodil pillow and the Pantone pillow - they were much easier than I expected, and now I have a whole quilt I want to tackle : ) Hope you attempt them and enjoy the results!

Serena @ Sewgiving link
7/9/2014 16:50:03

Lovely to meet you and your beautiful work!

Sarah link
7/10/2014 13:42:39

Thanks for popping over, Serena - looks like we each have very similar small, busy motivators for our work ; )

Jane link
7/9/2014 19:15:22

Lovely to 'meet' you Sarah! I love the fresh, clean style of your quilts. Good luck with the long arm business.

Sarah link
7/10/2014 13:45:15

Thanks, Jane! I'm excited for the new venture... just need to charge ahead with more practice : )

Judy link
7/9/2014 22:20:19

Beautiful quilts! Good luck with your LA business, moving to Kansas (wish I could give you some tips on places to shop...) and the adoption! So many exciting things happening for you :)

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:16:10

Yes, never a dull moment around here, Judy - and thank you!

Vera
7/9/2014 22:50:37

I like your work that's why I hit the follow up button and your tut projects are on my list :-)

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:18:04

Thanks, Vera - I love following what you're up to, too!

Anne Beier link
7/10/2014 00:25:39

Your work is beautiful. Your forest friends are so cute, and the daffodil quilt is great. Good luck on your move. I am glad I stopped by to visit your blog from the hop.

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:19:31

Isn't the hop fun? Thanks for your kind words, Anne : )

Sally link
7/10/2014 01:07:22

Beautiful quilts, and I love raw edge applique and quick sews too! Your deer applique is gorgeous, and I love the sunshine feel of your cushions and table runner. Favourite print would have to be most things vintage. Good luck with your move and adoption.

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:21:56

I never liked applique until raw edge - I love how sketched it can look with the thread work and how forgiving it is : ) Vintage is great, Sally, and thanks you!

Leanne Parsons link
7/10/2014 03:48:42

So nice to 'meet' you, Sarah. Your quilts are beautiful, and I love that ocean photography! Thanks for the blogging tip too. I'll try to remember to incorporate that into my blogging routine.

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:28:16

I can't wait to see your intro next week, Leanne! And thank you. As for the labeling, it took me a while to get consistent about the habit, but it's worth at least remembering when you post finishes/tutorials/patterns - gotta get as much PR in for yourself as you can! ; )

Carole @ From My Carolina Home link
7/10/2014 09:43:32

Visiting from the New Quilt Bloggers Hop, thanks for sharing your quilts!
Carole @ From My Carolina Home

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:29:39

Thanks for visiting, Carole!

Leslie Schmidt
7/10/2014 12:27:12

Hi, Sarah, nice to meet you. I'm not a blogger, but I do enjoy checking out other people's genius ideas and quilting. I love your Daffodil Days pillow and the nautical baby quilt. You do beautiful work.

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:32:47

Welcome, Leslie, and thank you! You definitely don't have to blog to enjoy the hop - I lurked for years before starting my own blog, and it's so neat to see what everyone creates : )

Jehnny link
7/10/2014 16:06:31

Lovely quilts! The patchwork on those dolls quilts looks small! At first glance I thought it was a real bedroom. Those dolls have some pretty nice quilts,

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:38:40

It's a little deceiving, Jehnny, because the Ana White Farmhouse Doll Bed plans that the yellow beds were made from make a fairly large doll bed (like two AG type dolls could lay side by side in it - more like a dolly double than twin. The dolls are indeed a bit spoiled, but it's so much fun making quick small finishes for them : )

Bee @ Pink Almond Quilt link
7/11/2014 02:59:47

Hi Sarah, Nice to meet you. Your daughters are adorable, and your doll quilts look neat & lovely. I've never set the properties of images before. Thank you for sharing nice tip.

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:40:56

Thank you, Bee! I blogged for a while before realizing how to make the changes to the images. Definitely helpful when posting tutorials and finishes you hope get pinned : )

Daisy link
7/11/2014 03:13:18

WHAT??!?!?! You love moving?!??!! Will you come visit me next summer when I have to move? I was excited to learn what kind of long arm you have - I've been meaning to ask. Your projects (and your family!) are beautiful, Sarah!

Sarah link
7/11/2014 06:48:35

Hahaha I can't lie, Daisy - the process is exhausting - my husband is already sick of me talking about it because I've spent the last month on the phone with housing, school liaisons, Drs offices (moving pre-kids and now pre-school aged kids was WAY easier). But the excitement of new places, new faces, hiking, restaurants, QUILT SHOPS!! makes it so worthwhile. Especially when we move so often and know we'll only have a little while to explore before off to the next. It gets a tad addictive. All that said, I am already - seriously a year out - getting teary as I drive around locally. The other day I cried about missing strawberry picking at the local field even though they have strawberries in Kansas!! lol

Liz link
7/11/2014 07:19:54

Haha, I put that I love ice cream in my post too! I also love polka dots, and keep realizing they are a staple in my stash! Great blogging tip too. I think I'm going to have to start doing that to all my pictures! Great getting to know you better!

Sarah link
7/12/2014 02:05:58

Ice cream forever! And it's funny how many polka dots one can acquire without really trying : P

SewCraftyJenn link
7/11/2014 14:50:42

Hi Sarah! I absolutely love those matching doll beds and quilt ladder. So stinkin' cute! Good luck with your adoption. :)

Sarah link
7/12/2014 02:09:02

Thanks so much, Jenn! The beds are an Ana White plan if you ever need to make some - very easy. And the ladder is really from their other dolls' bunk bed ; ) But it was the perfect prop!

Erica link
7/13/2014 14:09:38

Sarah, I enjoyed reading yoru post. I followed you here from the New Blogger Hop and am glad I did. Your projects are lovely and your blog has such a nice look to it. I'm glad you'll be getting some more sewing time and I look forward to seeing what you do with your longarm machine.

Sarah link
7/13/2014 14:44:18

Thanks for hopping by, Erica! I'm glad, too - my husband left three days after it arrived and it's just been sitting there taunting me for months : P Now I can sew during the day when I'm fresh and not have to stop every five seconds to referee : P

Sharon link
7/14/2014 06:28:30

Your quilts are beautiful! I really like the way to photograph them, you seem to be blessed with great scenery there

Sarah link
7/15/2014 11:47:32

Thank you, Sharon. The coast is a blessing - going to miss it in KS, but then I guess I'll be using big skies and barns to frame quilts, and that won't be so bad ; )

Chelsea Huckins link
7/16/2014 04:57:38

Oh I love this post! All those projects are great :) I finally get to know more about you! Have you read Divergent? My students keep recommending it! It's about a dystopian society, also the Hunger Games was great :)

Sarah link
7/18/2014 07:41:36

Thanks! And I haven't, Chelsea, though I've heard good things about the title. I probably should've added a big fat asterisk and noted that I love to read, but rarely find the time anymore. My daughters are sitting downstairs pouring over books from the library, but I'm working - why does grown up life have to be so busy?! lol

wendy link
7/16/2014 21:11:27

hello, nice to meet you! I'm a bit late in making the rounds of the blog hop... You've got some gorgeous quilts there, small projects are good!

Sarah link
7/18/2014 07:45:24

No worries, Wendy - this is a huge hop! And thank you. I think the past year has shown me that small projects are more my thing (at least if I want to have some finishes! ; ) Once I start longarming for others, I imagine small will definitely be it for the forseeable future.

Diana @ Red Delicious Life link
7/17/2014 08:14:53

Great to read more about you. Thank you for the tip about image labels. It's not something I've ever thought about before. Love your nautical feel quilt and yes, you have access to a gorgeous background!

Sarah link
7/18/2014 07:48:24

You're welcome, Diana : ) It took me a good long while to figure it out. It wasn't till I started getting frustrated with others photos I went to pin that I realized I'd better make sure mine were up to speed, too!

Sarah
7/20/2014 02:24:32

Nice to meet you! You live in a beautiful location there. You certainly have a positive attitude towards moving often, which is what it seems you need. It would be difficult to establish your own career when you move regularly. Have fun moving the long arm!

Sarah link
7/20/2014 12:43:43

Thank you, Sarah - we do really love it here. As for the attitude, fake it till you make it, right? It has taken a few moves for me to really be this relaxed and excited. I always love new, but learning to roll with the chaos phase of it is a bit trickier : P The career thing is true - I've lived five places in five years and I doubt I'll ever be able to go back to a career in teaching like I had, but one more great reason to buy a longarm and work wherever we go!

Karin Jordan link
8/9/2014 01:08:53

Sarah I love the doll beds, ladder and all the accessories! The little fussy cut pillows are too cute. The daffodil days pillow is fantastic (as are all the projects!) and your photos really set them off nicely. It's nice to learn a bit more about you - I'm just now getting through all the blog hop posts. There's been so much to take in! :)

Caryl Easterling link
9/22/2014 03:20:15

Thank you Sarah, I really love it. Such a nice post by you, doll beds are my favorite ones. Your photos really show them nice and beautiful. Hope for more interesting blog posts.

Mary Pena link
12/31/2020 13:08:00

Great bloog I enjoyed reading


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