The secret colorwheel project revealed!

My first post on the colorwheel surprise was mentioned here.

I followed this tutorial from Chez Beeper Bebe for colorwheel numbered beanbags.

I think they turned out great!

I made two sets: one for a special cousin and the other for a good friend.

Let's hope they like 'em!

Tinkerbell D9P

Here's this weekend's work on a very special quilt for a very special girl who adores Tinkerbell.

In the bright sun, I was not able to capture the vibrant colors of the quilt.

Here's a shot of the sun-lit backside:

And...

Thanks to the handiwork of my Aunt Mary,

We have a personalized touch -

I hope Jasmine loves it!

It's not quite done as of this posting.

Here's the quilt on the table freshly basted:

My nifty new scissors I picked up in Paducah this year, made by Kai, cut thru this big roll of flannel & cotton batting:
Here, you can see the scissors, too:
The binding will match the small green squares!

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Emmalina's First Quilt

Here's Emmalina's first quilt!
I followed the tutorial at Tall Grass Studio for the wonky log cabin pattern.
It makes a great baby quilt!


Fun and wonky everywhere -

Here, I hand-stitched an "E."

Warm flannel on the backside.

Sleep well, little Emmalina!

Pre-cut Pinwheels

This is a pre-cut pinwheel kit I bought from John Flynn Quilt Company.

It went together pretty easily today, while I'm shut-in from a mini-snowstorm.

The top right corner looks better in person than in this photo!

Baby Onsies

Another project for today:

Ten very cute iron-on onsies for my cousin who is expecting:

Dragonflies Ready for Shipment!

Dragonfly Baby Quilt for a New Mother

A friend just had her first baby.

I think this blanky will welcome her to this world with warmth and style.

White chenille patches on the front and pink gingham on the back.

Can you see the dragonflies on the green pieces?