Nothing says it better than a quilt…

A very dear friend, Sue, suddenly lost her beloved Father recently.

Our quilt bee sent a donation to her Father’s favorite charity group, but it just didn’t seem enough.

Sue is a quilter and as we quilters know- we make many quilts for gifts for others and often never get quilts as gifts ourselves.

Sue is one of those quilters who is always making a baby quilt for a co-worker , friend, or family member.

I wanted to give Sue something to let her know how much we care about her

and something that would give her a bit of comfort as she grieves her great loss.

Nothing says you care like a quilt.  Nothing.

Schnibbling

I’ve been a participant in the “A Schnibble A Month” online group since it started about 4 years ago. 

Each month at our local guild, I bring my completed Schnibbles

for Show and Tell at our monthly meetings.

So, doing 12 or so projects a year,

I’ve done about 50 or so!! 

The guild ladies asked me to do a Schnbble workshop last month.

I picked one of my most favorite Schnibbles to teach- Plan C.  This is my original Plan C from 4 about years ago!

This is my latest one that I used to teach the workshop!

The first one was done with American Jane fabrics. 

This new one is done with High Street by Lily Ashbury for Moda!!

I think it will be wonderful to put out soon for spring!!  Aren’t you ready for spring???

Someone here sure is…

(me, too!!)

Snow Days

Hopefully today’s snow storm will be our  LAST  this winter!!

Next Sunday we “spring forward” and change the clocks, so surely spring is on the way, right?

Well, I just finished this quilt kit I bought from Keepsake Quilting over a year ago!

The pattern is called Snow Days by Hen Scratch Quilting.  I am soooo pleased with how it came out!

The fabrics are so perfect for the design!

I really enjoyed making the little houses!!  All those fabrics have  little white dots that perfectly depict falling snow!!

And the tree fabric with the little birds is just so perfect to go between the houses.

The quilting was fun, too. 

I wanted it to look like a wind blowing the snow around!!

I had bought a flannel to put on the back, but it was too bright…sigh

Then I found this Alexander Henry snowman fabric in my stash!!  Woo hoo!  A match!!

It looks great on my blue chair in the library!!

OK.  Yogi says NOW it’s TIME for SPRING!