Now that the graduate has received her gift, I can share the quilt I made for her. She requested a black, white, gray and lime green quilt. The pattern I used is called Paradigm Shift. I had a total blast making this one!
Graduation Quilt
May 30, 2016
May 28, 2016
A few baby quilts that I finally finished!
The pattern for this one is Jelly Filled by Thimble Blossoms.
These two are string quilts I made with scraps from my stash of 3 Sisters fabrics. I have a tub full of these fabrics!
Have a happy Memorial Day weekend!
A few baby quilts that I finally finished!
The pattern for this one is Jelly Filled by Thimble Blossoms.
These two are string quilts I made with scraps from my stash of 3 Sisters fabrics. I have a tub full of these fabrics!
Have a happy Memorial Day weekend!
May 23, 2016
My couch pillow covers were looking dingy and ugly. It was long overdue time to get some new ones made. I used this easy pattern.
Now that I am on a roll, the rest of them are going to get new covers, too. I do need more zippers, however I can get the panels made while I wait for my order from Zipit to arrive.
Have a happy Monday!!
My couch pillow covers were looking dingy and ugly. It was long overdue time to get some new ones made. I used this easy pattern.
Now that I am on a roll, the rest of them are going to get new covers, too. I do need more zippers, however I can get the panels made while I wait for my order from Zipit to arrive.
Have a happy Monday!!
May 18, 2016
Some of my projects have been secret ones. Now that they are delivered I can finally share. =)
April's Sew Sweet Bee queen bee was Donna @ Donna's Lavender Nest. She asked for a strawberry block from Lori Holt's book, Farm Girl Vintage. So cute!!
For the Chosen Sister's Birthday swap, Pennie had asked for an Amy Butler Weekender Bag. I have made it once before, you can see it here, so I took on the challenge to make one for Pennie. As it was the first time, it is a bag that takes a lot of time and you can't hurry through it. For a while I wanted to give up. Dare I confess, I wanted to throw it across the room? But for Pennie, I powered through and I am pleased with how it turned out, even with the flaws. Last weekend Pennie shared she took it to her first quilting retreat. =) That made all the struggle worth it. =)
Terrible picture of the interior.
I send a hearty THANK YOU to my friend Capi, for graciously hand sewing the lining in for me. =)
For the record, this may be the last one I attempt, or at least until I sufficiently forget how challenging it is to make. =D
Have a happy Wednesday!
Some of my projects have been secret ones. Now that they are delivered I can finally share. =)
April's Sew Sweet Bee queen bee was Donna @ Donna's Lavender Nest. She asked for a strawberry block from Lori Holt's book, Farm Girl Vintage. So cute!!
For the Chosen Sister's Birthday swap, Pennie had asked for an Amy Butler Weekender Bag. I have made it once before, you can see it here, so I took on the challenge to make one for Pennie. As it was the first time, it is a bag that takes a lot of time and you can't hurry through it. For a while I wanted to give up. Dare I confess, I wanted to throw it across the room? But for Pennie, I powered through and I am pleased with how it turned out, even with the flaws. Last weekend Pennie shared she took it to her first quilting retreat. =) That made all the struggle worth it. =)
Terrible picture of the interior.
I send a hearty THANK YOU to my friend Capi, for graciously hand sewing the lining in for me. =)
For the record, this may be the last one I attempt, or at least until I sufficiently forget how challenging it is to make. =D
Have a happy Wednesday!
May 17, 2016
Sometimes I wonder where I am, too! *grin* However, I can tell you where I was last week. Hubby and I were in Florida!! At Panama City Beach, to be exact. It was a wonderful time of rest and relaxation. We didn't do too much besides lounging on the beach and hanging out. I did get brave and swam in the ocean for the first time. I am sure we two 50 somethings looked silly jumping and playing in the waves, but I don't care, it was fun!
I did do one really foolish thing. On the first day on the beach, I put sunscreen on everywhere, except my face. You can imagine what I looked like in a little over an hour later. For the rest of the week, I was the poster child of a stupid tourist. I am vain enough to not share pictures of that!!
My favorite part was the walks on the beach in the morning and at night. It was glorious...
During one of our morning walks, we ran into a sand crab.
As you can see, he was very crabby {sorry, I couldn't resist. ;-) } that we messed with him. It was funny to watch him walk. I had forgotten they walked sideways! We also saw manta rays. I didn't have my phone with me, so I didn't get any pictures of them.
We found many shells during our walks, but I allowed myself to bring home only two. The others I gave away to other shell hunters.
The one thing I wish we could have brought home with us was the weather. When we left Florida, it was 85 degrees. When we got home it was in the 50's. Brrrr! I love hot summer days. They can't come soon enough!
Thanks so very much for stopping by and remember, sunscreen is your friend! =D
Sometimes I wonder where I am, too! *grin* However, I can tell you where I was last week. Hubby and I were in Florida!! At Panama City Beach, to be exact. It was a wonderful time of rest and relaxation. We didn't do too much besides lounging on the beach and hanging out. I did get brave and swam in the ocean for the first time. I am sure we two 50 somethings looked silly jumping and playing in the waves, but I don't care, it was fun!
I did do one really foolish thing. On the first day on the beach, I put sunscreen on everywhere, except my face. You can imagine what I looked like in a little over an hour later. For the rest of the week, I was the poster child of a stupid tourist. I am vain enough to not share pictures of that!!
My favorite part was the walks on the beach in the morning and at night. It was glorious...
During one of our morning walks, we ran into a sand crab.
As you can see, he was very crabby {sorry, I couldn't resist. ;-) } that we messed with him. It was funny to watch him walk. I had forgotten they walked sideways! We also saw manta rays. I didn't have my phone with me, so I didn't get any pictures of them.
We found many shells during our walks, but I allowed myself to bring home only two. The others I gave away to other shell hunters.
The one thing I wish we could have brought home with us was the weather. When we left Florida, it was 85 degrees. When we got home it was in the 50's. Brrrr! I love hot summer days. They can't come soon enough!
Thanks so very much for stopping by and remember, sunscreen is your friend! =D
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