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I’m still on the list. Two class sample value quilts to quilt before I can manage the Split Decision Quilt. I’m going to need those basting pins.
I did diverge for a small project required for travel.
A needle case, pretty much using this tutorial by Sew She Sews. Handy for Hexis that I never made it to.
Love covered buttons!
I’d been eyeing the safety pin fabric and really had no reason to purchase any, so I made up an excuse.
Have scissors, will travel.
Onto quilting!
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so cute. I can see why you would absolutely have to have the safety pin fabric!
CUTE!! I love the button that you used 🙂 You are amazing Katie!
no, you are Tutorial Girl!
awww shucks! 🙂 Well, well, you are tops at quilt making and sling making! 😉
Very cute! I love the safety pin fabric, where did you buy it?
Pink Chalk Fabrics. I’d try Etsy too.
Sweet! I love it. That pin fabric is excellent. Good luck finishing up!
Absolutely adorable! Love the pin fabric.
Wow, very good made up reason to buy safety pin fabric. Jotting down notes here…
you for sure need some MORE fabric.
Really like the green and blue together and that it’s safety pin fabric for a needle case is perfect! Also that little conversation that you and ‘Sew she sews’ is too cute!
Dang, that’s fantastic ~ you’ve got mad skills, Lady!
Great post thanks for sharing. You have a great layout here. Quilting is something I really enjoy doing. It passes the time and is very relaxing.
I’m with you. Always a new idea popping up.