It's Two Flimsies

An I Spy flimsy. It needs borders. Adapted from a kids quilt from allpeoplequilt.com

This flimsy was made using the tube quilt method which saved a lot of time and stitching. 

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Panel Finished and Two others are Done

 I finished the unicorn panel. It looks a little wonky in the photo, but laid flat, it is even all around measuring 35" by 42".

I'm quilting another charity quilt - one which I was given some cat fabric and asked to make a quilt out of it for St. Anne's.  Measures 36" square.

Lastly, is my leader and ender project.  The block was an hourglass.  I made the  4 1/2" blocks using 5 1/2" squares. Made half square triangle blocks out of them.  Cut them on the diagonal, paired them to make two hourglass blocks and sewed them together. I was going to give this to St. Anne's, however I let myself lay down the blocks whichever way that came to mind, and I realized I'd made a monstrance in the center. This is a vessel in which a Holy Eucharist is placed inside of for adoration.  Thus, I named it The Holy Hour with the surrounding blocks representing people praying. I'm going to keep this one for my collection.

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Blessings!

On My Design Wall 2

 Progress. Half way done with another St. Anne's quilt:

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On My Design Wall

Unrelenting heat and a family reunion has kept me busy since I last posted. Mainly the heat gets to me since I had near heat stroke in 2002. Now when it get to 95, I start to feel queasy, yuck. Went to WA for a family reunion. It was fun and so good to see my #1 son and his family (WA), and daughter's family (CA)plus #2 son and family(CO) all together.  Fishing for salmon was one day's activity and all three fishermen brought home 50 lbs of fillets. 

That's their other catch behind them. They had to throw back all the native ones (and there were some biggies), also some too small to keep. All in all they had a fun day on the water. And we had a great dinner that night with grilled salmon, rice pilaf, and fresh green beans.

On my design wall (which I started before I went on my trip) is a new baby quilt from a unicorn panel.

Going to be cute! 

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On Display

 On display in my living room is my June quilt. In Honor of Flag Day, June 14th,  I call it, and it is a pattern by Fons and Porter in their Stars and Stripes Sampler book. They made a lap quilt. I chose to do a wall hanging.

A close up of the quilt:

The Eagle

Sorry they weren't better photos.  

Have a nice day.

It's a Finish!

 It's a finish!  That is a finished coverlet.  That's two layers with some quilting and bound. 36" square for a low income first time mother. We're switching to coverlets because the weather will get hot here. Last year we had 113 degree days in August.

And for the back some of that cute camping flannel I had left over.  This is the third quilt to have it as backing.

I'm linking to Judy's Design Wall Monday, Cynthia's Oh Scrap! See you there. What have you been up to?  Leave a comment and I'll visit you, too.