Roll roll cotton Boll

I decided to do two mystery quilts at the same time in different colors.
Thanks Bonnie Hunter for another fun mystery.

Look what I won :0)

  Look what I won from Quiltmaker Magazine!  I think they did a great job of advertising this special issue of top designer making one block each.......I have hours of new inspiration!  Thanks Quiltmaker!                           

Roll roll cotton Boll

 

 

 

                                Its the first clue in another Bonnie K. Hunter mystery.
                          

"Pick and choose"

I feel like I stitched forever on this binding but it is finally done. I really do like scrappy quilts and this one has everything from directions on preprinted panels to repurposed shirts and jammies.  Happy Sewing :0)

Make a house block and have a chance to win :0)

http://lovelaughquilt.blogspot.com/2010/11/friendly-neighborhood.html

Now doesn't this sound fun?
Make a 12 inch house block and win a chance to take home some of the blocks that get sent to "Love Laugh Quilt"?  If you think so go check it out.  If I win I think the blocks will make a perfect quilt to donate to the charity of my choice.
Happy Sewing





 

Christmas Quilt show 2010

ghttp://sewcalgal.blogspot.com/2010/11/christmas-quilt-show-2010.html

  

Sew Cal Gal is having a Christmas Quilt show and I thought I would enter this quilt.  It's called " Carolina Christmas" and was made from a Bonnie K. Hunter mystery.  It measures 85 inches square.

It is machine quilted by Debby Brown. 

You can go enter your own quilt or go enjoy the other quilts  displayed. 

Works in Progress

It is fun to see what can be made from just sewing strips of fabric and even selvedges together.  These two projects are on my sewing table at the same time while I'm waiting to start Bonnie Hunter's new mystery quilt "roll roll cotton boll" later this month.

Happy sewing

Off to see Lily

                                             These four inch dolls are on their way to see Lily :0)!
                                             I can't wait to spend some time being "Grandma".
                                             Happy sewing.