Brothers, and still young enough to be gifted a pillow, maybe even love it.
That little robot kills me. He’s so stinkin’ cute.
On the flip side of the pillow, celebrating the 4th revolution around the sun. I went with some corduroy that I’ve had around and never use. This one I finished with an invisible zipper (I just redid my tutorial).
I popped this out of print Alexander Henry into my destash with some coordinates for making a pillow too.
For older brother, robots as well. This print is flannel and I wish I had bought enough for a quilt back, just got scraps.
Big Boys dream in robot too. Happy 6th revolution…
spinning on this lovely home.
Many smiles to you this year.
I know your Momma will like them too, because she gifted me some of the fabric.
I’m try to fit in some quilting today.
Happy Saturday!
I have heard of but never used the tape as a guide for quilting. I do have that guide arm for my walking foot that I use. I may try this and see if it “feels” better or what.
Can’t wait to see it complete!
Love the pillows. I have a nephew, actually he is my cousin’s son who calls me Aunt, and he usually gets a quilt each year. This year he may just get PILLOWS! LOL.
Happy B-Days to your boys!
glen
I hate the guide. I actually used it for the lines in the photo and then took them out and went with tape again.
Gorgeous pillow gifts!
I’m sure they will be well loved.
Andi x
lovely, can’t wait to see more of the solids quilt. major jealousy over here. 🙂
You can make one easily. Quilting it now!
I’m a 29-year old boy and I still love robots! That sweet little one in the first photo is awesome!
Kokka fabric is the best. Wish I had a ton of this one.
Hi Katie, I’m loving those pillows! And I know I owe you an email, sorry I’m so behind!