Kelsey's NCAA gear!

It's that time again- NCAA football season is in full swing. Kelsey is all ready in her Ole Miss® gear (my alma mater). Her white shoes are a good fashion choice. The big hair bow tops it all off. Kelsey is all ready to join in on the fun of traditional tail-gating. Do you have a NCAA team that you cheer for?

Another Detour diaper bag

Here it is- another: Detour Diaper Bag, pattern designed by Amber. This bag is so roomy and stylish. This one is for my niece and her husband. There is a large divided front slip pocket, and another on the bag's back. To see a photo of the inside, follow the link below my signature.

Many thank-yous and Magnolia Mystery fabrics

So many thanks are due today. Not in any specific order, here they are. First is a $25.00 gift certificate that I won from Carole at: From My Carolina Home. Be sure to visit the Autumn Jubilee event going on there. I chose the coffee colored Kona® fabric pictured above. It will be used for my:Magnolia Mystery QAL quilt. My colorway is pictured also. Do you like the colors chosen? Thank you so much to Carole and Fat Quarter Shop. To see two other fantastic wins, follow the link below my signature.

Covered in Love quilt blocks

How are you all doing today? We are still experiencing rain and more rain. Pictured above are five quilt blocks for Covered in Love, a charity that quilts for cancer patients and their families. This Drive's pattern is Scrappy Susannah, and the theme is autumn in autumn colors. There are several Drives per year, and you may participate in as many or few as possible. Every Drive has a pattern, theme and chosen colorway. You can read all about Covered in Love (and see other quilt blocks) by following the link below.

~Linking-up with: Covered in Love's Sept/Oct Block Drive~

Mug Rug Swap 2017

Hello friends. Recently, I participated in a Mug Rug Swap hosted by: Barrister's Block. This is the mug rug that Anne sent to me (she does not have a blog). So cute, isn't it? Anne used such pretty fabrics. It is already being used and enjoyed. Anne also sent a package of Bobbinis® to hold thread bobbins, which are very helpful. Thank you so much Anne. To see the mug rug that I sent-out, follow the link below my signature.

Palmateer Point quilt top completed!

What fun the Palmateer Point QAL (hosted by Lori of Humble Quilts Blog) was! Pictured above is my completed quilt top. It measures approx. 21" square, and was sewn from my Civil War era repro stash. You knew there would be a lot of green fabrics, right? Lol. Be sure to go check-out the Link party to see many more quilt tops. Prim quilting blessings to everyone.

~Linking-up with: Humble Quilts' Palmateer Point link party~

Three Purse Packs

Something new for me- sewing small Purse Packs. The pattern is by Patty at Elm Street Quilts Blog. One of these is for a gift, the other two are for me (lol). The grey one matches the Partial Solar Eclipse Trail Tote. The navy one with the colorful figures matches another purse that is still under construction. The lavender one is for a friend, and for it the pattern was made a bit longer. All have quilted exteriors, though the stitching is not very visible in the photograph. To see the insides of these Purse Packs, follow the link below my signature.

~Linking-up with: Elm Street Quilts Bag It 2017~

Palmateer Point QAL

These squares are weeks 1 through 3 of the Palmateer Point QAL over at: Humble Quilts Blog. Be sure to visit Lori's blog for this event, as well as all of her other quilting and sewing posts. The final part will be on Monday. 'Looking forward to seeing the layout for this little quilt. Stay tuned here to see my finished quilt top, and hopefully completed quilt, soon. This quilt top is my One Monthly Goal for October. Happy quilting to you all.

~celebrating National Sewing Month~
~Linking-up with: Elm Street Quilts' One Monthly Goal Finish: October~