Friday, February 4, 2011
I Rediscovered Crocheting...
...and who knew I could actually do it! I had to consult my trust pal Google Search several times for clarification, but I actually followed my first pattern ever! I had saved a link to this heart garland a year ago, but I couldn't figure out how to read the crochet pattern. But I figured it out! And it turned out cute!
I'm beginning to think that a garland really helps the holiday along!
Sarah's Springtime Quilt
My friend Sarah recently had her birthday and I decided, last minute (very typical of me), to make her a cute little quilt. I know she loves green, and since it has been so blah here lately I decided a spring-y flowerpot quilt would be perfect! Flickr is a great place for inspiration, so I found a picture of a quilt that looked easy and pretty fun. It had the cute 3-D daisies on it, so I found a link for fabric daisies I had saved and got to work!
measures about 15" x 18"
Happy Birthday, Sarah!
I Won Scraps!
Quite a while ago (last summer-ish) I won a box of scraps from Jodi. I love other people's scraps -- the possibilities are endless! I had so much fun rifling through the box admiring the different little pieces!
Oooooh, what's inside?!
I've already used these scraps for skirts for the girls, coasters for my SIL (that actually never got sent....oops), and I've made a ton of string blocks from the skinny strips which I hope will be a fun string quilt, all from scraps! Thanks so much, Jodi! I love them!
Super Ry to the Rescue!
What little boy wouldn't want a super hero cape?! Well, it has been over a month since I gave this to Ryan and he has worn it about five times for about thirty seconds each time. I guess he'll grow into it? Hmmmm. But it was really fun to make! (Pattern here)
He picked out green for his favorite color...
Denise's Quillow
I have never made a quillow before but I did have a pattern I saved from an old Love of Quilting magazine that I just knew would come in handy someday! My MIL Denise watched our kids while we had a wonderful trip to San Francisco for the AAP Conference last October. While she was staying in our chilly house she discovered our old quillow in the closet and loved that when it was unfolded there was a pocket for her feet to stay warm in! I told her I would definitely have to make her one, and here it is:
I thought this fabric was so cute, and the flannel, called "Boysenberry," seemed to be just right for this quilt!
Merry Christmas, Denise!
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