At our holiday party in December, we had another quilt block race! We made this philanthropy quilt top in less than an hour!
The last Mickey class of the year A workshop with David Taylor
In summer, several of us went on a road trip to a wonderful modern quilt shop in Temecula. I got lots of fabric and the kit to make this table topper.
Our friendship group made this butterfly quilt to be auctioned at the guild show last summer.
I entered this spring flowers quilt in the show also.
Our group made friendship quilts using blocks we exchanged with our name and a quilty quote.
I've been focused on emptying my orphan blocks box.
I made these 16-patches from Wanda Hanson's blog post a few years ago. Mickey suggested alternating the blocks with plain blocks and setting them on point. Here is a mockup on my design wall:
These hand-appliqued blocks were made as part Mickey's class many years ago. I didn't finish all the blocks for the quilt and didn't know what to do with these. I like them for a table runner, and I'll sash and border it with the speckled fabric.
These two blocks were part of a Becky Goldsmith quilt class. I didn't finish the rest of the blocks, so I sashed these and made a small hanging.
The 3D flowers were made in Mickey's class. I found the perfect fabric for binding - I hope there is enough!
and here is our neighborhood egret! I love the shadow!
Hopefully I will continue to post...
