Can you guess what this is? I made it because the days are getting cooler. It uses the same techniques as those used for making fabric bowls. There is fleece on the inside and Peltex II in the middle to make it nice and sturdy. If you haven't figured it out, I'll show you at the end of this post.
I've been doing a bit of purging lately. Our quilt guild is having a fund raising quilting/sewing/crafting yard sale in a few weeks to help one of our fellow guild members who has mounting medical expenses from a sick adult daughter. I decided it's time to let go of some of the supplies that I know I'll never use. It feels so good to be passing them along to someone who will enjoy them.
The Crafty Block of the Month is featuring paper piecing this month. I've always wanted to make a block like this. I love flying geese on a curve. This is one of two paper pieced blocks in the project. I've selected fabric for the last one and plan to finish it up this weekend.
I pulled out the fall decorations a few days ago. These placemats are from a free pattern that came with the fabric collection. They were super easy to make and still need a bit more quilting added so they will hold up in the wash.
The back of these placemats are a fun pumpkin print. I am certain we'll enjoy both sides of these this season.
I'm still plugging away at my New York Beauty project. Only a few more blocks to go.
And the project shown at the top of the post is...
...a critter bed. Gotta make sure they have a warm place to sleep.
Hope you all are enjoying the cooler weather, and the sewing and quilting inspiration that a new season brings.
OMG! I never would have figured out the fabric critter bed...really cute...Bet the critters love it! You are so creative!
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