My orphans are playing so nicely together. I love how this quilt came together. Don't worry, I have more to bring together. I quilted this one with the baptist fan panto and YLI polished poly thread in a light grey color.
Adventures of a frog collector who loves to quilt and cross stitch. Join me as my felines attempt to QA my quilts and steal my floss!
North Carolina. Active quilter and long armer. If it’s scrappy I love it!
- North Carolina. An active quilter and long armer. Give me a quilt and watch it come to life as I stitch it!
Saturday, October 29, 2016
Orphans Happily Together
I sewed this pouch a few weeks ago and finally got it quilted. It will hold the foot pedal for my feather weight machine so that the machine bed does not get scratched. Hey I'll use any excuse to sew!
My orphans are playing so nicely together. I love how this quilt came together. Don't worry, I have more to bring together. I quilted this one with the baptist fan panto and YLI polished poly thread in a light grey color.
My orphans are playing so nicely together. I love how this quilt came together. Don't worry, I have more to bring together. I quilted this one with the baptist fan panto and YLI polished poly thread in a light grey color.
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I love seeing happy orphans! : )
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing the ideas that we can come up for making quilty items/using up fabric! One of my favorites is toilet tank toppers! Also chair backs. Great orphan block quilt!
ReplyDeleteI am always impressed by quilters who can put their orphan blocks together like that.
ReplyDeleteI am enjoying your blog and especially love your scrappy projects, and your sense of humor. All those things inspire me. Thanks for visiting my blog too (1893victorianfarmhouse, and leaving me a note. Love your idea for making a scrappy pouch for your Featherweight Foot Control. I'll relax with some scraps today, and follow your lead. Best Wishes, Mrs. D from Wisconsin
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