Sunday, February 28, 2010
Another Quilt
This quilt is the one that I originally bought the cute vintage fabrics for. As you can see, it didn't take many squares to make it. So I made the Vintage quilt. Then I STILL had more squares, and I made another one.
I seem to do that a lot. (I still have enough fabric for another tractor quilt) What can I say?!
Notice that my quilter put bunnies, butterflies, flowers and ducks in the quilting pattern.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Tractor Quilt for Crew (My new grandson)
Cross Stitch
I wanted to finish some projects that have been in the works. I don't even remember when I started this cross stitch. I know that I got the pattern while we still lived in Virginia, but I think I started this in about 1991. It is very detailed. It has tons on half, three-quarter, and quarter stitches. Then it is all very detailed in the backstitching. I'm so happy to have it done. Now I just need to frame it. I love all of the vibrant colors. I will hang it where I can enjoy it everyday.
Anne's new jumper
Anne wanted a new jumper to wear to the February Stake Dance. She chose this one. I lined the whole thing so she wouldn't have to wear a slip with it. I think next time I will just buy a new slip! It has 8 yards of fabric in it. I really like how it looks on her. The shoes are very cute. We found them for $5 at Wal-Mart.
Another Vintage quilt
I had enough squares left to make another Vintage quilt. I wanted to show a photo of the grid that you draw on the fabric. It shows you where to place each square. I pin each square in place, then sew all of the vertical lines. Then I turned the quilt and sewed all of the horizontal lines. If you have a desire to make this quilt you should try it. It was very satisfying to make.
Monday, February 01, 2010
If I can't garden, I'll create something else!
I thought I would share with you some of my recent "winter creations".
Quilts I made for baby Schank
Baby Schanks blessing clothes
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