Most recent quilt-as-you-go finished made for a great niece as a wedding present. This is the third quilt-as-you-go and the most time consuming that I've made. I will not make another of this size (queen size) using this technique. I am trying to think o
Hi everyone especially those living in Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington, if you have not been to RebsFabStash, this is a terrific quilt shop they are an online store and open to the public with a special open house this week. Check them out.
It is spring, right? Here is a picture from my sewing room window today. It has been snowing off and on since Sunday, (more on than off) I am ready for spring. Anyone else have snow? We also had an unusual visitor yesterday, Mr. Moose. He spent most o
A lap quilt for a niece. This is also posted in community and it was suggested to be post here, since the big squares and borders are quilted in the hoop.
A lap quilt for a niece. She loved it! The big squares and the outside borders are quilted in the hoop. The rest is a straight stitch going diagonal through the block on the sewing machine.
This is a way to repurpose large dog food bags. This was a Christmas present for my brother. Still have the top half to make another shopping bag for him.
Hi everyone. If anyone needs thread containers or just a small container (intended use is for scrapbook storage), these were purchased yesterday at Michaels on sale at a reasonable price. They are acid free and made in the USA.
I was in need of a tote bag that was not for groceries. This is what I made.
Happy Halloween. A gift for the granddaughter
Quilt-as-you-go, quilted in the hoop finally finished. Unofficial name is The Cat Covid Quilt, since it was started during the lock down and finished shortly after. These pictures are from my sister's guest bedroom--the quilt's home. The last picture is
Seat cover for Pepper, the four legged, 70 pound member of the family. Pepper was only a year old when this picture was take almost about 1 1/2 year ago. At that time, she weighed around 55 pounds, she has grown since then. I made the vest she is wearing.
Just wanted to show this card that was made at Christmas. I was really please how it turned out.
If anyone is short of ideas for old jeans, here is another way to recycle them, a car seat cover. I made this for the back seat of the truck to help protect it from a very adorable but sometimes dirty "man's best friend", our 70 pound 2 year old dog.
At Aunt Annie's request, this is a quilt-as-you-go in progress. Currently working on the border. Using mostly scraps for the border, it sure takes longer thank just cutting strips of fabric to sew together. It might take a while to finish since there is
There is another inch and 1/2 of snow since this picture. It is a winter wonderland!!
