Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Westering Women quilt blocks
Hello friends. I have been working on blocks for the Westering Women QAL at: Civil War Quilts Blog. The block pictured above is for February (Indian Territory). If you love Civil war era quilting and history, you will love Civil War Quilts Blog.
Here is the January block (Independence Square). My colorway was originally going to be red, white and blue... Now looks like it will also include other colors.
~Linking-up with: Confessions of a Fabric Addict ~
Sunday, March 27, 2016
Happy Easter and a bunny
Tuesday, March 22, 2016
Granddaughter's Easter dress 2016
Saturday, March 19, 2016
Win from FAAP Blog Hop Giveaway
Look at the darling punch needle pin that I won in the FAAP (Folk Art and Primitives) Blog Hop Giveaway! This is also something that I did not even have. Punch needle is a craft that have not attempted, lol. This pin will definitely be on my blouse this Easter. Sending many thanks to Amy at: Doodle Dog Primitives for this beautiful gift. Be sure to go visit and follow her blog. Many thanks to the FAAP team for hosting this wonderful giveaway. That blog is another you should definitely check-out and follow. It is such a nice Spring day today, plus this gift.
~celebrating National Craft Month~
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Giraffe print dress
Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Kelsey's new shoes!
Good morning everyone. Yes, Kelsey now has a pair of vinyl loafers. They are made from a pattern by Miche Designs on Etsy. The vinyl was on sale, and 1/4 yard is enough to make several doll shoes and belts. I admit that the first shoe was far from good looking, lol. So, it was used as a mock-up. This is much harder to do than it looks. Kelsey is also wearing a new purple corduroy jumper and knit turtleneck. Today the weather is cool, so this outfit is a good choice. To see a close up of Kelsey's new shoes, please continue reading.
Thursday, March 3, 2016
Ole Miss® quilt top sewn
So, here is what I have been working on lately. OK, for many months, lol. The pattern is called Simply Rectangles, and is designed by Gudrun Erla. The backing is in the photo, behind the quilt top. It is navy, red, and has a strip of the collegiate logo fabric. I love the simplicity and symmetry of this pattern. It is so perfect for showcasing the NCAA print fabric, including the college's colors. Maybe this quilt will actually be completed this year, in time to snuggle with during the upcoming collegiate football season. 'Will post the completed quilt when it is done. Have you ever made a NCAA quilt? Prim quilting blessings.
~Linking-up with:Fabric Story's Fabric Tuesday Link Party #268~
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