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I decided to get going on quilting the potato chip quilt top I made for our new hospice (opening in the Spring of 2025). First I quilted two lines in the sashing to get everything stabilized and ready for quilting the blocks.
All of the time I would have spent playing with scraps this week was used to prepare bindings for donation quilts. About once a month, I spend a ton of time making scrappy bindings out of leftover bindings from previous quilts.
Easy free motion quilting designs, quilting patterns, and quilt along videos created by Leah Day. Follow along and learn how to quilt on your home sewing machine or longarm! Busy Hands Quilts
Sweet Little Client Quilt from Allen Quilts Sometimes simple custom quilting is the perfect touch to make a quilt shine. My client requested custom quilting, but wanted it simple, with just background stipple around the butterflies.
This week I worked on more blocks for the Cousin’s Walk quilt. There are 28 bird blocks and each block has a different bird in a different small tree. Most of the trees have a few leaves and two or three flowers.
I didn't spend a lot of time sewing scraps this week but I did start a new quilt from some of the fabric donated for Compassion Quilts. I was organizing some of the fabric and I saw a trend of prints with roses. So I gathered them all up and decided to make a quilt (or two) from them.
It is almost the end of the Flower Pot Blog Tour and today I am showing off the Flower Pot collection in my newest quilt called Diamond Pathways. The hop is hosted by Jennifer of Inquiring Quilter as she celebrates her new Island Batik Signature fabric collection Flower Pot.
One task I've given myself today is to work on my monthly Goal list. As always, it's a mix of new projects and ongoing projects. Hopefully I'll get a couple of baby quilts back from the quilter so I can get them bound. This one is Beehive, which was a Sew Sampler box project.
1. Make quilts. The focus for this year wasn't just on finishes, moving quilts along in ...
I used solid fabrics and leftover tone-on-tone prints for this quilt. Did not have to look for long for fabric to use as I seem to have an abundance of scraps from previous projects. As I often use solids and tone-on-tone prints I had plenty to choose from.