but I haven't taken a photo yet because I wanted to sew some buttons into the block intersections, as the quilt is birthed and not quilted. Hopefully I can get the buttons done in the next day or two - this quilt will be going to Blue Hills :)
In the interim, here are a few projects I *did* get completed - more stash busting, of course, and all will be going to Blue Hills :) The pillowcase cuffs are from my collection of TOT (tone on tone) fabrics and I used up all the hat fabric for the bodies. Those ladybugs and chicken fabrics are now finished as well, and even the zipper on 2 of those bags were from a thrift store :)
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Pillowcases :) |
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Boxy and zipper bags :) |
Love the hat fabric.
ReplyDeleteAnd what could be better than ladybug fabric, but ladybugs and shamrocks! :o)
The young people who receive these are going to love them.
Love that hat fabric, such cool pillow cases, I thnk the ladies might be fighting over them!
ReplyDeleteNow Sandra, what on earth is "birthing" a quilt? Tell me you didn't give birth to it??
More great finishes.....
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