The BFF of Daughter #2 is having a baby girl this spring. Such a great excuses to make a quilt! I had some left over charm squares and an idea.
I didn’t cut the charms at all. The HST blocks will finish at the same size. I used this die from the AccuQuilt 9” Qube to cut my triangles.
I don’t like skimpy quilts, so I’ve been thinking about how to make this bigger. Here is one possibility.
Hmmmm…. I hope to figure this out and get the top finished today.
Before I go, check out this AccuQuilt Live program happening today!
Make sure you register as they will be giving away prizes. Just click here then go the the “Events” tab to register. While you are there, check out the great deals!
I’ve been doing a little bit of hand sewing this week.
Sadly, I discovered a problem.
Ugh. So unsewing is the order of the day.
In other news, I picked up this puzzle with Gee’s Bend quilts and could not stop myself from working on it.
This is my favorite kind of puzzle. It is like many small puzzles making up one large one.
I buy most of my puzzles from Goodwill. People are often afraid to do this due to the possibility of missing pieces. It happens now and again, but not often. We’ve had good luck. The key is to look for high quality puzzles, people tend to take better care of them.
I found this crazy quilt piece at a thrift shop. It is about 32” square. Not sure what I’ll do with it, but it’s gorgeous!
My sweet friend, Wendy, recently sent this book to me. Wow! What a treasure! I love vintage quilt kits and reading about the history is just fascinating. She even had the author sign it for me. Thank you, Wendy!
I also received a delightful package from dear friend, Ila! I can’t wait to try out these rulers and I already have an idea for that fabric!
We bought this house over two years ago now. I just found this in the guest room closet. This dear little artwork is about two inches tall. It made me smile.
We buy most of our puzzles at Goodwill. This one was really fun, even though it was missing a few bits.
It is wooden. Check out the shapes of the pieces!
Before I go, I wanted to let you know about a couple great sales. First is this one from Connecting Threads .
I made mine smaller and left off the border so I could use a single width of fabric for the backing. I used a charm pack and had just one square left over.