I made eight bead blocks for the February Block Lotto.
Tomorrow's guild meeting (
NLCQG ) will be our annual charity sewing night. We'll make pillowcases for
ConKerr . I don't have many kid-novelty-print fabrics in 3/4 to 1 yard lengths, but these are kid-friendly (I think). This evening I will cut them into ready-to-sew pieces and find coordinating fabrics for the cuffs/trims.
I think I have enough animal-print fabrics for DGD's high school graduation quilt. Bonnie's Random Ohio Stars pattern, which I used for the
Steelers quilt, keeps coming to mind as a good way to use these.
Here are the t-shirts for one of two quilts I have committed myself to make. They benefit the
ZB Run Squad which coordinates 5K runs in our comunity.
I made eight bead blocks for the February Block Lotto. 
Tomorrow's guild meeting (NLCQG ) will be our annual charity sewing night. We'll make pillowcases for ConKerr . I don't have many kid-novelty-print fabrics in 3/4 to 1 yard lengths, but these are kid-friendly (I think). This evening I will cut them into ready-to-sew pieces and find coordinating fabrics for the cuffs/trims.
Here are the t-shirts for one of two quilts I have committed myself to make. They benefit the ZB Run Squad which coordinates 5K runs in our comunity.
Hiya Nann! you are as busy as ever, I see! I so enjoyed the virtual visit to the Shaker furniture exhibit, thanks for that. Those bead blocks look like the new "modern" quilting to me although I admit that I'm unsure of a definition of that genre.
ReplyDeleteHave you seen the neon pink zebra print? I think my daughter got some from JoAnn Fabrics. Pretty wild on the baby quilt she made for a friend... Just saying. You've got a lot going on as usual.
ReplyDeleteLove your bead blocks Nann - totally cool!!! And your DGD is going to love all those animal prints :) The pillowcases are a lot of fun to make, especially with good friends and a heavy dollop of laughter!
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