At the Davis household, Larry and I share computer time. It works out great, unless he has a pressing freelance job. That's the case for the last three weeks. . . I'm spending a lot of time sewing!
I've been trying to work on a border for the Amy Butler project.
It's taken a few tries, and these practice pieces will probably work into a mug rug or two, or
something fun.
But all along, I REALLY wanted a Dresden Plate border.
I think I have the math part worked out on this size here. So, cutting is the next part. . . .
This print is my favorite of the bunch!
These disappearing four patches have proven fun too.
There are some for the Block Lotto exchange, and others were made because I shared the "how-to" at quilt class, and before you know it there were multiples. . . .
Lastly, there was this pillowcase for Brandon's birthday quilt. His birthday happens to be today! Hope it's a great one.
I'll say hi when I can, happy quilting!
YEAH!!!! A Pokey Post!!
ReplyDeleteI thought maybe you had dropped off the earth for awhile! Looks like you've been very very busy. Love your table covered with all kinds of fun stars and flowers. I really love Dresden plates...they would make a wonderful border.
ReplyDeleteI just love those Amy Butler prints in that quilt. Pretty Dresdens too.
ReplyDeleteOh, those are very happy pieces! You've accomplished a lot!
ReplyDeleteThere is alot of quilty goodness going on at your house!!!! Oh yesss......
ReplyDeleteWow, Pokey, you really have been busy! I just love to see photos like the ones you've posted...of things in progress. Those fabrics are so happy and fun...that quilt is going to be wonderful! Can't wait to see more!
ReplyDeleteXOXO,
Cyndi
Lovin all your projects!
ReplyDeleteNice to hear from you!! You look to have a lot of great projects in the works!
ReplyDeleteHappy times, indeed! Glad you're playing with all those bright and fun prints. Love your hexies and dresdens :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I love seeing the bright colors you're working with. That strippy template shape is really nice! And it looks like you're using a gray solid in a quilt. Is that right? What type/brand of solid to you like best? Seems there are several on the market now, and reasons for liking each. Would love to know your thoughts. I haven't invested in any solids yet, but I keep hearing that I should.
ReplyDeleteI love the bright colours that you are using!
ReplyDeleteWow... you have been very busy! Love all the bright prints... my favs!
ReplyDeleteOh wonderful..your life is getting back to normal and look at all the beautiful fabrics you are working with......I just love all the creating you are doing so great looking!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sewing, continued good health to you and your special Honeybuns.
Wow, you've been busy! But it is nice to hear from you on here, so I'm glad Larry gave you a turn on the computer. :)
ReplyDeleteEspecially love the Dresden Plates. Can't wait to see the finished project!
Lots of pretty eye candy on that table Pokey. Very nice!!!
ReplyDelete2 things I've never done and would like to are dresden plates and grandmother's flower garden. Maybe someday.
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty post, Posie!! Love all the pretty pictures of the colorful projects you are working on. Just one word - enjoy! Carol
ReplyDeleteStop on over and share some inspiration with me...I could use some of that quilting bug! Today, it is sewing on cub scout patches...soon, I will be back to quilting! Love the pieces, can't wait to see what they turn into!
ReplyDeleteWow! You've been busy! I love all your projects!
ReplyDeleteLove the bright projects you are working on and the dresden plate is gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWow girlie...you've been busy!! Love those dresdens! And the fabric is fantastic.
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