I love the colour red. I have loved that colour for a very long time and I don’t see an end in sight.

It's a good day. The sun is shining today, and everything is beautiful. I am sitting and sipping a Vanilla Steamer at Camp Café. I have a...

February has always been a challenging month for me. By this point, I am typically sick of the short days of winter. All the fun winter...

As of this posting, I have just left a quilt retreat in Central Saskatchewan. If you are wondering why I travelled 1,229 km to go to a quilt retreat, here it is. My best friend, Pat, and I both turned 60 years old this year.

Hello, and welcome to my very first blog post. Allow me to introduce myself: I'm Daphne, residing in the small village of New Denver,...

Over the past few months, life at Laurel Tree Fabric and Fibre has been full of colour and motion: our annual sale, inspiring quilt shows in the Kootenays and Saskatoon, a Raven class in Penticton, and a fibre festival in Regina. I’m back home with fresh ideas, new inventory on the way, and plans already forming for FibreFeelia two thousand twenty-six.

A once-skeptical quilter falls in love with Stonehenge Gradiations fabric after using it in a stunning Sundown wall hanging. The fabric’s movement perfectly captures the layering of mountains, inspiring future projects—including a quilted view from her own window.