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I really liked sewing the Jelly Roll Sampler 1st Block. Just click the picture on the sidebar if you want to check it out. Can't wait for the next one. I wanted to do a quilt for the sewing room and thought this would be perfect. The designers are so talented so it bound to be great.
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My plans for tomorrow is to sit here and update my shop and Etsy, well today. It's already 1:00am, have I ever told ya I'm a night owl.
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I made this log cabin for a sample using the Moda Honey Bun-Kansas Winter. All I added was the center piece, 3 1/2" square and the rest is the Honey Bun, so you can see all the colors in it.
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The other quilt is a work in progress for a baby. Moda Honey Bun-Arcadia, which I love, is used on this one. Still have another border or two to add, not sure. I hardly ever use a pattern and just start sewing, I get in trouble sometimes by doing this. I had a disaster the other day on a purse I was working on. Garbage it needs to go, I don't know if I can salvage it at all.
xHappy dance today, my grandbaby took her first steps today and guess who she was walking to. Her MiMi.
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Keep Stitchen'
18 comments:
I love your block, your log cabin and especially the owls...
CUTE birdie quilt for that baby! How nice about you being there to see the granddaughter's first steps!!!
Great block and fabric choice. I have some yardage of the different scissor prints and a charm pack I'm hoarding. I've used one. I love the Arcadia fabric and what a very sweet quilt. Somehow I think your little grandbaby walking to you melted your heart.
I love the log cabin using a honey bun. How big did that finish? I have two honey buns and would love to make another log cabin...
I love the Arcadia line. I have a quilt started using that fabric...I really need to get back to it..
I love the scissors print in your block!~ adorable!! Love the honey bun projects too. How fun!
Love the sweet baby quilt. Congrats on your grandbaby walking and to you, wow that is special.
found you blog from another blog list and enjoy the log cabin and the pillows. Will list you on my follower lists.HAPPY SEWING!
How wonderful that you got to be part of her first steps. Grandma Heaven.
Very nice and how exciting about the baby taking first steps and you got to see them.
Hi Bonnie.
So nice to see you over at It's A Sweet Life! I am always so pleased to meet new bloggers who share my passions in life. I am going to peek around a bit on your blog, and will surely be back again to visit. Come on back to see me too.
Oh that log cabin quilt is talking to me...whispering in my ear...I hear it telling me I need to make one!
that little owl quilt is adorable..and I LOVE your jelly roll block!!!! oh, and the log cabin...lol...oh, and your blog!
Love your log cabin quilt! The colors are wonderful and it is just perfectly composed. It is comforting to me to hear you say you rarely use a pattern. Maybe that will give me the courage to just do something! I afraid to start for fear that I'll mess up. Tomorrow, I'm going to start something! We'll see what happens.
Sharon
OH MY GOODNESS! Look at that little owl! I heart him! Great colors for that quilt.
I've only made one log cabin in my life and ended up giving it away. I really must make one for myself! Cute, cute baby quilt. I'm working one one of the Downey Quilts for Kids quilts now. It's a very simple pattern done in bright fabrics and was quick to put together. Now for the quilting! blessings, marlene
Love your block and that log cabin. Anything log cabin is wonderful I think. It's a great block.
You are a busy girl, beautiful stuff,
and I love all the girls in your bee!
I've enjoyed reading back thru your blog and getting to know you Bonnie. :)
I had to laugh when you said "have I ever told ya I'm a night owl." LOL b/c I am TOO! ;) that is why I choose an owl for my stitched name tag for the guild ;)
which speaking of owls... the one in the quilt photo on this post is so cute! ;)
Love from Orange,
Bonnie
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