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| Aurora's baby quilt is finally finished. She will be six months soon, it's about time. |
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| Her mama, Tabitha, was saying that she had a lot of flannel receiving blankets that she wasn't sure what to do with. I asked if she'd like to use them for the back, so that's what we did. She brought over ten, and I used parts of all of them. |
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| I haven't been blogging much, but I have made a few things, and now am working on a great-grandbabies baby quilt. This was an afghan for her mother. It started out to be a leftover yarn quilt, but turned into 3 quilts of similar colors, as my daughter requested afghans for a friends children. |
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| This is for her four year old. It's a lot bigger than she is, so should do her for several years. |
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| This is for the 6 year old. I didn't get a picture of it finished, but this is a little more than half. |
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| We made a rare trip for us, due to my husband's health situation. We stayed with family, and so I brought gifts. This is the front and back of placemats I made, 6 each for 2 SIL's. The front is my favorite, Fairy Frost, and I used neutrals, as I didn't know their color themes. I used a tutorial from aquiltinglife blog. I also made them each a Fairy Frost bag, with lots of pockets, but didn't get pictures. They can pretty much afford most of what they would like, so I hope they like them enough to use them occasionally. I didn't have time to make quilts from scratch, so one got my Roll Roll Sunshine River (Roll Roll Cotton Boll), and the other got my Christmas quilt. |
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| I started this one with leftover yarn also, but then went to Hobby Lobby for more. It's relaxing to crochet and watch TV. This one isn't for anyone, just in reserve, I guess. |
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| I decided to do Bonnie's mystery again this year. Last years Celtic Solstice was less than stellar, due to my poor color choices, so this year, I decided to use Bonnie's colors, but not go scrappy. I bought these from Thousands of Bolts, and I don't think that I did too badly on the colors, since I was choosing based on price and from the little internet pictures. Using yardage should make the cutting process easier, too. |
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| Emmalee is Danika Lee's preteen aunt, and since I hadn't made Emmalee a quilt, I decided to do it now. Hope she isn't a non busy and monocromatic lover. |
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| Emmalee's flannel pieced and again, busy, back. |
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| And the label, of course. |
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| Since the quilt I made for Danika Lee is going to be from her great-grandparents, I made a small baby afghan. It's about 31 x 45. |
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| My niece's daughter is having a baby, and she asked me to make her a baby quilt. I was going to anyway, lol. She likes purple, not pink. |
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| I like scrappy backs, I just hope they don't hate them. Her mom is into country, hope a little rubbed off on her (the new momma). |
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| It's going to be from the great-grandparents, I'm donating the labor. I left empty space on the bottom, so they can write in the particulars, length weight, birthdate. My niece also has a pre-teen, and since I never made her a quilt I'm working on one, and in my spare time (between Dr. appt's) I'm crocheting a little baby blanket. I think that will do nicely for this branch of the family. |
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| I've made 100 of these, so how could I have made one and not realized until I finished that I forgot to add the pockets that I had prepared. So, I can't do a bag with no pockets, so I made another and almost forgot again. |
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| Two more little girls coming for Memorial Day, so needed two more little totes. Had a sleepless night so why not sew. |
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| We are having family pictures on Memorial Day, and so I made tote bags for my great-granddaughter from Palm Bay, and my great-granddaughter from Germany. They both like Minnie. I made them a little bigger than I had thought they'd turn out, but they are still relatively small, hopefully not too big for a 3 year old, and a 4 year old. |
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| The side of my refrigerator, and magnets from my grandson and granddaughter-in-laws year in California and their time in Germany. They gave me the little working cookoo clock last visit, and the bear (if you pull the bottom string, he dances), the bottom magnet, and the Paris magnet this trip. I'm a refrigerator magnet lover. |
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| Top picture, my nieces family with their quilts. Second picture, at least for awhile the kids were so pleased they made their beds, and third picture, two of my great-grandbabies. |
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| The Seminole Quilt for my nephew, half of it, not sewn together yet. |
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| It's a top now, and the binding is done, but company coming from Germany for a month, so may not get back to it until after that. It's ok though, we live in Florida, and I don't think he'll be needing it. |
