These fold-and-turn coasters are SO easy and fun to make! I first saw this pattern in 2002 at a guild meeting, and the instructions were handwritten. There were no pictures … only hand drawings. Well, we’ve come a long way in 8 years! I made this set of 4 coasters to include with the potholders I made for Amy’s Potholder Pass #2 . These coasters were made with five 5-inch cotton squares and one 5-inch flannel square. These can also be made in other sizes as long as the squares are equal in size. Suggested square sizes range from 4-1/2” to 6” … your choice. You may also use one 5-inch batting square, but I found batting was a tad too thick. But, again, your choice. Instructions: (1) Y ou will choose three different fabrics. Two fabrics will be used for the top of the coaster and one will be used for the bottom (backing). I chose the light blue for the bottom: (2) Cut fabric to the desired square size. I us...
Road to Spring Quilt #209 I started this quilt in February when I joined The Road to Spring quilt-along with Randi at i have to say . And, I FINALLY finished it this week! I just love these fabric collections from Maywood Studio and from South Sea Imports designed by Robyn Pandolph. The prints really do say SPRING! The quilt top was fast and easy , especially since I used my handy-dandy Shape Cut from June Tailor. I machine-quilted it with an all-over swirl design and bound it by hand. I still need to put a label on it, as I forgot to put one on before I quilted it. But I’m so glad this quilt is finished, and I am really lovin’ it! I will be linking up again with Amy's Sew and Tell Fridays. Don’t forget to check out what everyone else has been up to! Update : Gifted this to a good friend in August. Happy quilting!
Halloween No Point Stars Quilt #253 Size: 50" x 56" Started 9/18/20 - Finished 10/15/20 I previously posted about my Halloween No Point Stars top, and I am happy to say that I finally finished the quilt ... just in time for Halloween! I used a polyester snow blanket remnant for the batting. Yes, a snow blanket that is used for Christmas villages. This was not originally intentional. I didn't want to use Warm & Natural as I was not going to use this as a "blanket" but rather as a display/decoration. I wanted a lightweight batting, so I looked through my bin of batting remnants and found what I thought was just right. As I was basting the quilt, I noticed some glitter - not much - just a tiny bit on the "batting". It finally dawned on me why it felt a little different! How did this snow blanket get mixed in with my regular batting remnants? Anyway, I was already halfway done, so I decided to go with it. I didn't have any Halloween fabri...
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