Every month, someone in our quilt group gets blocks from everyone- in the pattern of their choosing. I asked for some red or turquoise blocks with white centers.
I didn't really have a layout plan, but this is what I came up with. Some of the other blocks are used on the backing. When I finish it, it will be donated for a charity auction.
And the one below is a baby quilt top that I made in the middle of working on the quilt above. While digging around in my stash, I found the HST's that were left over from a Zig Zag quilt I made for my grandson. For some reason, I HAD to sew them together. IMMEDIATELY.
And then I HAD to use this GIANT polka dot for the borders. I'll use a smaller dot for the binding.
Make it a Wonderful Day!
The colors reminded me of gold foil wrapped chocolate bunnies- YUM!
Marsha asked us for advice on this sunny quilt she's working on....
Make it a Wonderful Day!!
Denise also shared her cute yo-you embellished sweater...
These cheery and colorful quilts are by Helen. We love how she uses color and combines fabrics.
(More to come...)
And then I HAD to use this GIANT polka dot for the borders. I'll use a smaller dot for the binding.
Make it a Wonderful Day!
Our regulary scheduled meeting was snowed out, so for many of us, a snow day was a sew day!
We all made these stars in pink and black for Dawn, who will be putting them together for a Play for Pink breast cancer auction.
I went thrifting (Value Village) for white plastic plates to use as pallets in my art classes. I found just what I needed... and then I found this tablecloth.
It's chicken scratch embroidery-usually done on gingham, but this is a heavier black and white check homespun-type of cloth. I love how the asterisk embroidery completely changes the look of the cloth so that it reads as different solids instead of checks.
It measures 65"x44". 
