Saturday, June 2, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
2 quilts for 2 dolls
soooo, I for some reason....could not get my pics to upload via blogger so I had to go through flickr....anyway....I have not posted in a long, long time....I will try to do better....starting now....this bunkbed set I found at a thrift store for 8.00; it was bubble gum pink. My daughter is not "into" pink anymore...hence the white bunkbeds....then I made mattresses....pillows with cases and these mini quilts....can you guess how many squares are in these babies??
Thursday, November 3, 2011
family baby....again
I have yet another cousin (his wife actually) that is going to have a baby....this one is a girl...just a few pictures of the quiltie that I sent off to them last week....I was really pleased with how this turned out....the gray, turqouise and pink :)
tutorial/pattern found at Ohfrasson.com (for some reason I can't link it right now!)
tutorial/pattern found at Ohfrasson.com (for some reason I can't link it right now!)
Monday, September 12, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
2011 teacher gift
Tomorrow is the last full day of school for Emily, finishing up the 2nd grade. Wow, where does the time go? Emily showing of 2 fingers for finishing the 2nd grade. :)
Every year I make Emily's teacher a patchwork throw for the end of the school year gift. This year all of the fabric for the top came out of my stash...only had to purchase the batting and backing using some coupon's of course so this really was an inexpensive gift to make, gotta love that!
....upclose...Em's teacher loves coffee so I have some pink and green Japanese fabrics with tea/coffee pots on them and I also had some nuetral fabrics with the abc's and also addition problems on it so that worked out well too, another way to personalize the gift. :)
Every year I make Emily's teacher a patchwork throw for the end of the school year gift. This year all of the fabric for the top came out of my stash...only had to purchase the batting and backing using some coupon's of course so this really was an inexpensive gift to make, gotta love that!
....upclose...Em's teacher loves coffee so I have some pink and green Japanese fabrics with tea/coffee pots on them and I also had some nuetral fabrics with the abc's and also addition problems on it so that worked out well too, another way to personalize the gift. :)
Thursday, May 12, 2011
pillows
I have been making some pillow covers recently, trying to change things up a bit in the family room and my bedroom. I am an easy peasy girl, nothing too complicated or time consuming for me, all of these have an envelope enclosure on the back so I can just take it off, throw it in the washer or put it away and put a different one on, no ties, buttons, snaps etc. (not yet anyway)
This one might be my all time favorite, this is a picture of my nephew Garrett, oh my gosh this kid is a cutie!
This one might be my all time favorite, this is a picture of my nephew Garrett, oh my gosh this kid is a cutie!
Garrett
Here is the back, I love using chenille for the backing, so cozy
Here is the back, I love using chenille for the backing, so cozy
Here is a pillow I made a while ago, this was a feed sack that I had found at a local garage sale several years ago, I like this one a lot too because it has Spokane on it. :)
I got the idea for this one at a local quilt shop, this is a Moda napkin and all I did was use chenille again for backing....this one has a vintage drawing of Oregon and Washington on it, one of my brothers lives in Oregon {so does Garrett :(} and the rest of my family lives in Washington so it is fun to have a little hometown feel on this pillow too. :)
I got the idea for this one at a local quilt shop, this is a Moda napkin and all I did was use chenille again for backing....this one has a vintage drawing of Oregon and Washington on it, one of my brothers lives in Oregon {so does Garrett :(} and the rest of my family lives in Washington so it is fun to have a little hometown feel on this pillow too. :)
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