Showing posts with label RSC2025. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RSC2025. Show all posts

Sunday, August 31, 2025

Strippie Bargello Q4K

 I had pieced up these strippie=style quilts a few months ago when SoScrappy's RSC color of the month was orange.  I pin basted them at group sew day last month and decided to dive in with a quick quilting plan.

They each finished at 46 x 56 and are already packaged for donation to our local community service departments for giving out at this discretion.  I used a lovely Glide lavender thread for free motion quilting.  They are each backed with a fun fleece print.









I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.


Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Blog - A Quiltery

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a happy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.


Saturday, August 23, 2025

Aqua Table Topper

 This table topper was re-created from a pic seen online several years ago.  I called it Carol's Table Topper and I sure don't know who posted the original pic.  I've tried to be better about labeling my photos now.  I liked it so much, so I re-drew it in EQ in somewhat 9-patch sections, and I left out the outside corners that made it square.  I wanted it to lay over a little worktable I use next to my evening stitching station in front of the TV with DH.

I pulled some teals which seem to be one of my favorite colors, if it is possible to have a favorite color.  When you're a quilter, you tend to love them all.  I cut and pieced it last fall, then it sat. So recently  I finally stitched the free motion quilting with assorted designs in the different shapes.  Then came the binding.  So it sat sgain as I knew this would not be a pleasant job. Actually, it was worse than that....The task from Hades.  I thought I could tackle the inside corners and must confess it went awful!  Same with hand stitching down on the back.  It was horrible and I won't subject myself to this particular misery again.  Okay, we can't expect to be good at everything.  Only God is perfect.  Yay!

It measures 35 inches point to point. I used a few shades of Glide threads.


Here is the lovely fabric in the final dark border.  It photos darker than it truly is.  I couldn't find more of this fabric, evidently it is an old line, but I truly love this fabric with the teal and little gold specs.



This is a couple pics of it on my rolling work cart and the final pic is of the back.






I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.


Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Blog - A Quiltery

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a happy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.









Saturday, July 19, 2025

Purple Tops Q4K

 It seems I've been churning out tops the last couple months.  Time to get really busy with the machine quilting and get these moving on to their new families.

This first one I did probably in May but the fabrics didnt take well to an indoor photo, so I finally got an outside pic this morning.  I think it is 36 x 40 ish - a free pattern at Storied Quilts.  It truly is a 2-hour quilt.  Someday I plan to experiment with a few more fat quarters to make it larger.  You can get the pattern  HERE .



This little topper took longer to construct but it is really sweet.  It measures 42 inches square and it reminds me of buttons and bows, so I call it Purple Bows.  I used dimensions shared by our friend Dee of Stashbusters group.  I tried the traditional way of constructing, but dont enjoy that method, so I used the chisel die to cut my bricks with the angles cut off for me.  I then just had to fold in half to find the center and trim the ends down about one inch to make them come out square.  I used a pink with dotsTula print for the background and some purple.



I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Blog - A Quiltery

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a happy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.



Saturday, June 21, 2025

Orange Strippies - 3 & 4

 I'm still in the orange.  I nearly have the 5th flimsy assembled this month. This 5th one is identical to # 4 . It turned out that the project needed 1-1/2 strips of 9 fabrics to make a quilt; so instead of cutting 2 strips, I might as well cut 3 strips to yield 2 quilts.  It was only slightly tricky because the quilt needed 11 cuts and I was cutting them at 5-1/2" which only gave me 7 crosscuts per strata.  I solved that by cutting one of the stratas at 5" which gave me that one extra cut and interspersed them in the two tops.  I don't notice a difference.  It did make the project 2" shorter in length, so I added a border strip to the top and bottom.

So here is Strippie #3 flimsy - my favorite pattern these days - a trip around the world.  I love to free motion quilt them with the orange peel shape, so simple and quick.  It measures 47 x 56 .


Here is Strippie # 4 ( #5, not shown here, is identical to #4 ).  I have forgotten where I first saw this design, but Stephanie from Stashbusters has made a few, and I figured mine out from her photo.  This one measures   46 x 58 .  My first paragraph today is all about this flimsy.


That's it for me.  I should not have cut up all those orange strips because now I have 5 more tops to quilt up.  These are all quilts 4 kids and I know they will love the orange and purple.

I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Blog - A Quiltery

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a happy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.

Saturday, June 14, 2025

Orange Strippies 1 & 2

 It seems as I pulled the bulk of my orange fabrics for RSC, I was in a quick strippies sort of mood.  My oranges needed another pop of color, so I added a deep purple.

First up is this 2 hour - 5 fat quarter baby quilt.  It really does take only 2 hours and it's so cute.  Here is the free pattern if you want to make your own 2 hour baby quilt ,,,,,

                                            Two Hour Baby Quilt Tutorial – Storied Quilts

I pulled my unusual fq for this set, it looks a bit like fall, but it will make a nice stroller/car seat throw at 36 x 40.



This 2nd flimsy is a Villa Rosa Designs pattern called Snow Ruby.  It was also a quick and easy stripset design.  It will finish about 47 x 56; perfect toddler size.


I have 3 more strippie style tops to assemble before they join my quilting pile.  In the meantime....

I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Blog - A Quiltery

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a happy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.




Saturday, June 7, 2025

RSC - Orange is the new month

 I started out planning lots of quick quilts using orange, printed some plans; then cut the parts to one which should be quick to assemble...........  but got sidetracked.

So I am sharing these recently prepared split 9 patch blocks which are part of a donation to a guild in Calif for the LA fires.  Each split 9 patch block is 12 inches, so the  4-block arrangements are actually 24" each.  Some quilting gals helped me sew 40 blocks.  There are sets of orange, purple, blue & green.


I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Blog - A Quiltery

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a happy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.



Saturday, May 24, 2025

RSC 2025 - January quilt finish

 I saw an example of this quilt on internet somewhere.  loved the color combo.  When Angela of Soscrappy posted late December that January's color would be pink,  I quickly got started.  I made 4 scrappy squares pink blocks in December, just to get that jump start.

Well, now its only late May and this quilt is all finished and ready for gifting to someone who hopefully loves pinks.  It finished at 45 x 55.  I quilted it with a pink shade of Glide thread.  I used a fun free motion design that I learned from Angela Walters videos.  You can see it in the center block of this Log Cabin block at the 18:08 minute mark of this video  Quilting Designs for Log Cabin Blocks - Video 3 of the Free-motion Challenge Quilting Along   It looks great stitched in a rectangle shape.  I quilted it over each grouping of the 8 pink square units.  I quilted a long frame in the brown sashing strips around the blocks  and a swirl around the outer border.


The back of this quilt is a pretty plaid printed fleece.  Maybe you can see the flow of the quilting better from this side.  I seem to always go right to the back of the quilts first just to see the quilting.



That's it for me today.  I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.



Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a safe and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.


Saturday, May 3, 2025

Perkiomen Valley Blocks

 I got a response from the coordinator for the donations for fire victims of LA County, CA and they are happily accepting blocks to further their community project. You can read about this mission here ....

Disaster Response Quilts

I was inclined to take on one more mission, so I headed to the scrap bins and gocutter dies and cut enough units for 40 blocks - ten (10) each of greens, purples, blues & light oranges.  Some of my quilter friends were gracious enough to help me assemble them into blocks and we got 30 blocks covered.  I have the batch of purples to sew yet.

I arranged some on the wall for a pic.  This would not have been my first choice for a block to make, but it is an interesting block once set into several options for a layout.


I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I wish everyone a safe and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.


Friday, April 11, 2025

Twin D9P Reds - RSC

 I'm working on a twin size top for donation,  using reds to add to my rsc project collection.  I could only fit 16 blocks on the design wall,  there are 8 more blocks waiting in the wings.  When I get my cutting table cleared off,  I can start cutting them apart to re-assemble again.  There is also silver/gray and very dark navy in the center which will also be some sashing.


I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


Wishing everyone a healthy and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.

Saturday, April 5, 2025

Bear Hugs # 11 & 12 !

I started very early today and got these 2 small sandwiches fancy quilted and bound.  I know the kiddos and the bears don't give a toot about the fancy quilting,  but it is the delightful time for my soul. 

 They each finished at 18 x 22 to fit this new batch of bears, which are 11 inches long but narrower than the first set of bears ordered.  I quilted with a pink Glide thread in the top and bobbin and ruler quilted with special templates.

This special mission project was initially inspired by Mary Johnson of Mary Quilts.  You can read more about it  HERE .

25-11
               

25-11 back











25-12




25-12 back



I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing with us.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


Thanks so much for stopping by.  Wishing you all a creative and happy week.



Friday, March 28, 2025

Bear Hug # 9 & 10

 Now I'm torn whether to call my batch of stuffies wrapped in blankets as Bear Hugs or Care Bears.  What do you think??  ( due to overwhelming choice from some quilty friends, it shall remain "Bear Hugs")  Thanks to everyone for your input.

This is # 9.  I spent too much time quilting on it.  I would like to finish #10 by tomorrow to keep up with my goals.  In the meantime here is # 9 for this year ..........  this little blanket is made with the twist n stitch tool.  Such fun,  I want to make a bigger one now.  Please ignore the patch job I had to do on one petal due to mis-cutting.  This guy measures 23 x 27.


Here is the fleece print on the back.  So cuddley with batting and fleece.  I quilted it with yellow Glide thread.



Here is the little guy getting wrapped up in the blanket for gifting  ..




and now a revision to this post.  I did get bear hug # 10 finished this morning.  It was made from an orphan/test block from the 1-1/2" strip bin.  I birthed this one instead of binding..... probably won't be doing that again.


Here is the back and his stuffie is a PBS Kids.





I'm joining these love linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I'm wishing everyone a safe and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.


Saturday, March 22, 2025

Bear Hugs 7 & 8 and Starburst Center Baby Quilt

 I've tried to have a productive week while working around appointments.  I started piecing my Crimson Christmas kit designed by Krista Moser.  You can get it  HERE .  I cut and pieced through steps 1-6 & 12.  She has helpful videos on a private group which she will close after one year....come October.

Since I have so many photos today, I kept them on the smaller size.  You can click on any photo to get a larger pic.

Then I moved on to donation projects.  These bear hugs # 7 & 8 came from the blue scrap bin which was still out from February's RSC.  I was going to put it away but there were several rail fence type sets sewn together for L/E.  I made a few more to complete the sets and made two bear hug quilts.

# 7 is made from 3" finished rails. finished at 17 x 20.  I paired it with a PBS Kids stuffie and free motion quilted a grid using rulers plus a little swirly in the tiny border.  The backing is an adorable fleece print of puppies.







# 8 is made from 4 " finished rails, has a royal blue fleece backing and free motion quilted in a grid using rulers.  This one finishes at 24 x 24 and is paired with an adorable large eyes stuffie donated to me by our dear friend, Dee in Nebraska.





Here is my third donation finish this week.  This is a topper donated by Cindy Weber of Indiana.  It measures 36 x 36 so it will go to the Foster Child Ministry in our area which serves 6 counties.  I also backed this one with that adorable puppy fleece and had great fun free motion quilting different designs in all the borders.  I had to give it a name and didnt know what that center block is called, so I penned it  "Starburst".




I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Please be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


I hope everyone has a safe and creative week ahead.  Thanks so much for stopping by.

Friday, March 14, 2025

Sailing

I was picking on google for blue and yellow quilts and stumbled on a pic like this one and couldn't resist doing it.  It was a bit of work,  sewing all those 2 - 1/2 inch squares together, drawing the boats in EQ which I paper pieced.  Now it is a completed flimsy 47 x 55.  It covers my quilt of  the month for RSC.  The color for March is yellow.


I have tons of tops to quilt at this point, so don't know when I'll get this one quilted, but I'm aiming for this year!  In the meantime, I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


Wishing everyone a safe and creative week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.

Saturday, March 8, 2025

Bear Hug # 6

 It may not look like a lot was accomplished this week, but I do have several things in the works.  So, for today I can share little Bear Hug # 6.  I am still working with the recent RSC colors of blues and yellows.  I used the same print fabric on the back.  I fmq swirls and used a ruler for the straight line grid in the center.


and here he is all bundled up and ready for gifting ...........


I'm joining these lovely linky parties this week.  Be sure to visit them to see what other creative quilters are sharing.

Saturday -  soscrappy

                        Quilting Patchwork Appliqué           

Sunday  -  Quilting is more fun than Housework...

Monday   -   Small Quilts & Doll Quilts

                      Monday Musings at Songbird Designs

        Wednesday   -    The Inquiring Quilter

Thursday   -   quiltinglearningcombo.blogspot.com

My Quilt Infatuation

Friday  -  Alycia Quilts


Wishing everyone a happy and productive week.  Thanks so much for stopping by.