KatyQuilts

Thank you to everyone for your kind comments on my post yesterday. I spent my day on the couch with my Velcro puppies yesterday, thinking I’d get caught up on comments. That didn’t happen! I spent time going through photos on my phone and rediscovered a Kaleidoscope app called KaleidaCam.

I wish creating this block in real like were as easy as making it in this app!

I started with this little quilt I shared last week.

Here are a few other versions.

This next one has real potential for actually becoming a real quilt.

This app is so fun! Here is one with a photo I took from the window of the plane.

I’m sure there are many apps like this out there.

Have a great day!

I returned from a quick visit to AZ last night. I got a bit of sewing done at Daughter #2’s house while she was working.

I also hemmed curtains for her while I was there and fixed a harness for my cute grand dog, Winnie.

We had a low key week for the most part, but we did have some very exciting news….

My son got engaged! We are thrilled. My new daughter in love is just the best! We even did a bit of quilting together.

She is a fast learner and did such a great job.

She is working on a lap quilt for a friend.

I got to spend time with Big L.

And Little L.

He’s always moving so it’s hard to get a good photo. It was warm!

But that doesn’t stop me from wanting a house out there! It is a dream that I have. I never thought I’d be a snowbird, but really, I just want to spend more time with my kids on both sides of the country.

My goal for the day is to unpack and take a nap. Have a good one!

I participated in a swap organized by Barb at Fun with Barb a few years ago and ended up with 66 Civil War Repro blocks. They will finish at 6 inches. I’m still trying to decide how to set these. I could set them on point like this, or with alternate plain blocks.

I’ve used this setting with four patches. With off white in the blank spots, I’d have lots of room for quilting.

Maybe wide sashing.

Wide sashing with cornerstones?

I rather like the look of this last one, maybe I could use scrappy shirting fabrics for the sashing and keep The whole thing quite light. I really want to get this off the UFO list, so I hope to make a decision soon.

Have a great day!

After I finished hand quilting the vintage hour glass quilt, I pulled these Liberty Hexies back out.

I quite like this shape.

I have enough pieces cut out for 16 more of these “flowers.” Then I’ll decide for sure how to set them together.

Have a great day!

I cut these tumblers out a few years ago and then did nothing with them. This year they landed on the UFO list.

They finish at 4 inches tall. I have somewhere north of 800 of them in this bin, all cut from scraps.

Since I plan to spend time with one of my daughters, I packed up this project to take with me. She doesn’t have time off so I will sew while she is at work.

I really like these Iris bins from JoAnns. They are intended to hold 12 by 12 scrapbook paper. I like to use them for kitted up projects.

It is easy to tuck this into my suitcase along with any other sewing supplies I may need. She has a sewing machine I can use so this project is ready to go. Of course I’ll need a hand project as well. I better get that sorted next.

Have a great day!

Hi all! I had so many questions on the water pen for removing blue pen marks, that I decided to pop on and make a quick post.

I bought mine several years ago, but a quick search showed a place where you can still get them. Click here. No affiliation, I just love mine. I’m actually out of town, so I’m way behind on comments. Trying to catch up when I can.

Have a great day!