Thank you for your comments! I will try to get a good picture of the finished quilt when it is done.

About a month ago, I received an email about making a quilt block for our county's 200th anniversary. Other people had already decided on the canal, an old hotel, and various other things.

I...

Thank you again for all your kind comments.
Especially for the label :)

I wish I measured it... but I tend to make baby quilts big. Big enough that when they're a year old, they quilts still fit...

Thank you everyone for your generous comments.
You're all the best :)

The little pieces were never really little pieces that I had to handle. I used strip piecing methods to make the 9-patches.

My cousin is expecting their first baby... a boy :)
So of course, I made a baby quilt.

The 9-Patches finish at 3 inches (because I like tiny pieces).
And the thin brown border is a folded border...

Hmmmm... can't edit the original post....

Wanted to post about where I donate.... Our church operates a Clothing Bank where they accept donations of clothing, shoes, blankets and small household...

Thank you.

And I'll edit the post to add that.

Not long ago, I posted the flimsy (http://www.quiltingboard.com/pictures-f5/flimsy-leftover-blocks-%7Eaka%7E-finishing-another-ufo-wip-t275616.html).

Over that evening and into the next morning, I...

Years (!!!) ago, I made Kid Two a quilt. Raiding the stash, I made 3-inch 9-patches and cut alternating squares. I sew and cut. And sewed and cut some more.

When I finally stopped sewing and...

Once again, everyone is so generous with their compliments. Thank you.

There is no pattern for this, though maybe I'll have to work up a tutorial when I make one for Kid Two. She has a Bible...

No pattern.
Started with a foundation larger than my Bible to make the outside.
Added fabric bits and stitching....
Then I layered (outside face up, flaps face down, lining face down) and...

Sorry, no pattern. You could probably do a search for tutorials. I started with a library book, but didn't care for the finishes.

No pattern. Sorry...

I started with a foundation larger than the measurements of my Bible (I traced my Bible, but had to square it up a bit).
Then the fabric was stitched on. And the embroidery was done that it stayed...

This is hand embroidery. And my own design.

Thank you everyone for your comments.
This started as a foundation with the fabric bits sewn on, then stitched, then sewn to size with flaps (which I made a little too big - lesson learned).

I have recently had the opportunity to put my hands on every. single. UFO/WIP. I have.
Every. Single. One.
However.... moving tends to do that....
That started my mission of completing some of...

Mine finished at approximately 6.5 inches by 9.5 inches.
I guess they're typically about this size... A friend sent me one that's almost 7 x 10 inches.
As far as messes... I don't drink coffee, I...

Here's a mug rug I made for my Mom. She likes to work in her flower beds, so what better thing to put on it!
I used my free motion foot to straight stitch the appliqué flower down, and also the...

Sorry it took a while.... Here is the information for the fabric....

Here's the website for the quilt shop. They're working at redoing the site and scanning all the fabric in, so the site isn't...

What a lovely, happy, springtime-y quilt! Your niece will LOVE it!

A little fabric therapy from Heaven!

I'll be praying for you :)

Beautiful! Very masculine, too.

You are all so kind and generous with your comments!
I had no idea this table runner would have caused such positive responses!

For those who want to know information on the batik, I have a phone...

The crosses are machine appliquéd. I used fusible webbing and then a blanket/buttonhole stitch to attach them.

~Kara