I have been working on these hexagon blocks (flowers?) for years. Each is from a different piece of Japanese fabric! I have no particular plan for these, but I am making some headway, and enjoying every bit of the process!
I have been working on these hexagon blocks (flowers?) for years. Each is from a different piece of Japanese fabric! I have no particular plan for these, but I am making some headway, and enjoying every bit of the process!
Made 2 things for my husband's trip:
#1--a pillowcase made for my husband's buddy, Paul, who is a Michigan graduate:
And I made a special fishing case for my husband. Now he keeps his gps and flashlight in it!
I don't know how it became so late for us to realize that our friend/coworker is having her 50th birthday, but we have 1week to make a quilt!
Luckily, I already had an idea and material in mind. The hard part was convincing Theresa that my quilt idea was THE one!
So far: using my accuquilt 4 1/2 inch HST die:
Made 4 more flowers these last few days---- got the material for 3 of the flowers in San Fransisco this last weekend, and finished the turquoise one from my Japanese fabric stash!
So happy the three of us (Theresa's husband called us the 3 Stooges-I prefer the 3 Quilting Stooges) got to attend our October Quilt Guild Meeting? So much fun just to get together outside the hospital, and talk "quilt"!
We got to wear the name tags I made us for Halloween Month!
Theresa and I sewed the binding down on some placemats Theresa made for our philanthropy cause:
We made Sandy thread the needles-group effort!
I got to up to "show n tell" the quilt I made for my daughter's wedding:
I cannot wait until next month! It's one of my favorite days!