Here Comes the Sun Blog Hop

Here is my project for the Here Comes the Sun Blog Hop, hosted by Carole of Just Let Me Quilt. This is a little zippered bag, approx. 8 1/2" X 6 1/2". The sun is in the upper left top corner, and the design is abstract. The blues represent the ocean or river below. The Tennessee River is very near to my apartment, only about 2 miles. As children, my twin sister and I used to picnic there often with our parents. 'Hope you all like my little bag. Read on to visit the other bloggers and see their wonderful projects.

Back in Time: completed!

This is an adorbale little doll quilt pattern from Pam at: Heartspun Quilts. It was supposed to measure 19"X25", but mine is a bit larger. The Springtime colorway is all fabrics from my stash. That green floral was stashed away for like 5 years waiting on the perfect pattern. 'Wish I had much more of that fabric. Read on to see this little quilts' stats.

Mini Barn Quilt: completed!

Hello friends! This is another quilt that I wanted to make for a long time. The bright vivid colors are what is so eye-catching. This little quilt also is made of scrap fabrics, which is a goal this year (less fabric buying). Keep reading to see the back of this little quilt.

Gift for grandson

This is a wood magazine table that I found at a local thrift store. It is 20" X 10 1/2", and was painted white. Keep reading to see what it looked like before the redo.

H2H 2022: lilac quilt is completed!

The Hands 2 Help Challenge is hosted this year by Mari of: The Academic Quilter, while Sarah is taking a leave from blogging. Here is my finished quilt. Simple, yet perfect for any child or even an adult. A friend graciously donated all of the fabrics. Thanks Jan! Thanks to Mari for hosting this year. Be sure to go visit to see many thoughtful and beautiful quilts. Keep reading to see the lilac quilt's back.

Foodie Blog Hop- snack mats

Welcome to the final day of the Foodie Blog Hop, hosted by Carla of Creatin' in the Sticks. My project is from a tutorial by Kelly of: Studio DIY!, and these fruit-slice pillows are made in to 8" diameter snack mats. They have appliquéd details and each has a layer of quilt batting to add stability. From left to right: lemon, watermelon, blueberry (my own addition), golden kiwi, and a dragonfruit (yes, they really are bright pink). How interesting nature can be. It is not too late to visit and comment on all of our projects. You can find the other bloggers blogs/sites listed below.

Wonderful World of Color: clock

Welcome to my project for the Wonderful World of Color Blog Hop. This clock is from a pattern by: Holly Clarke Design.com, and is called Quilt O'Clock. Isn't that clever? So my clock is made from my fabric stash, and is hanging in the sewing area. The clock is 12" diameter, and has a chrome bezel. I was concerned about getting the clock hands back on correctly, and luckily they do work and keep perfect time. Please continue reading for more Blog Hop info.

Happy Easter + a Rabbit doll!

Happy Easter friends! 'Hope your day is bright and sunny. This is a doll from a pattern called Daffodil & Carrot, designed by Brenda Jett Sanker. Actually, there are two dolls, as Daffodil has her baby Carrot on her arm.

A look back at 2021

Although late, I am looking back at 2021. What a year that was. Cannot beieve it it already April 1st, can you? 'Did not get nearly as many quilts finished as planned, but thankful for what was completed. So sorry to have missed the #PlanningParty from Yvonne at Quilting JET Girl. Better late than never, in 2021 6 quilts were completed, 4 mug mats, 4 placemats, 2 pillows, 9 dolls, 8 wood crafts, 7 cards, 2 baby clothing items, 2 pin keeps, 1 purse, and finally 1 cake was baked.