In 1924, Canada won its first Olympic gold in ice hockey at the inaugural Winter Games in Chamonix, France. Prohibition ended in Alberta as drivers in Prince Edward Island switched to the right-hand side of the road. Further, our red ensign started flying atop...
Like most guilds, the Cranbrook Quilters Guild had 40 years of photographs and minutes meticulously stored in filing cabinets and albums. The question arose: Is this history worth preserving in a public record? The simple answer is “yes.” So, it created a quilt...
To celebrate my 81st birthday, our family had gone out for a special birthday brunch in late July. Afterward, we proceeded to Transfer Beach Park for the Artist Vendor Day in Ladysmith, B.C. During our walk-about, we met eight-year-old Rosie and her grandmother,...
On Feb. 6 (National Quilt of Valour Sewing Day), the Campbell River Friendship Quilters’ Guild celebrated with a presentation to Lt.-Col. Steven Deschamps. A Quilt of Valour (QOV), “is a hug from a grateful nation and a tribute to an injured Canadian Armed...
Until last summer, school principal Heather had focused on sewing garments and blogging for BERNINA International and Fabricville Canada. However, when classes ended, she decided to dive into how AI helps humans work smarter, not harder. “There must be ways to create...
