Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Easter. Show all posts

April 10, 2012

Peeps!

Run out and grab the last of the yellow Peeps! This
would make a great late summer dessert! I made this for my family over the Easter weekend celebration...too fun!


April 6, 2012

Rabbits Prefer Chocolate...

by Bunny Hill Designs. One my favorite quilts to make for the Easter season....and my favorite method...applique! 









The quilting was done by Judy.  Judy machine quilted for 7 years and sold her longarm to me 3 years ago.  Lucky me!
This same quilt was just posted on Lynn's blog...
seen HERE   Too Cute! 

April 5, 2012

Here are a few of my favorite Easter and Spring goodies. Some shown for the first time, some revisited.











Click HERE to see past Easter and Spring posts



April 5, 2011

So ready for SpRiNg!

It's been raining in the Pacific Northwest
 for months....
but my flower baskets are blooming inside
My thrift store find Peter Rabbit, with his smile brightens up the rain clouds
Birds chirping outside filter into my home like music.
  Painting of Mason playing the violin when he was 8 years old
painted by my Aunt Loretta

March 13, 2011

The next two pictures are 'super cute' spring items made by my good friends, 
Cindy and Vicki...
I'm looking into how to add a paypal account to my blog...just in case you see something you like!
A grunged fabric flower on an old metal bedspring...
This is a hooked rug i made a few years back.  I've seen this design recently posted on other blogs.

my favorite bunny pillow on my favorite chair 
from 
Boston, Massachusetts 
 Easter runner i made from wool scraps and a chick on a spool
This hangs of my front door...
everyone's invited

March 10, 2011

Touch of Spring

Finished up this great spring runner for my neighbor Sue

April 12, 2010

*What's What*

This past week I've added a *What's What* on my sidebar. Includes my pricing and how to prepare your quilt for longarm quilting. This is an easy place for 'refresher' information and assessable for those you may direct to my blog who are interested in having their quilts machine quilted by *Stitches*.

Cindy's quilt...more Easter eggs.

All over pantograph called Waterworld...thread color Antique Satin
Week Fifteen: April 12th-18th

1. Five quilts this week....sound like a lot!
2. Finish up a couple more blocks from The Farmer's Wife Sampler class
3. Post pictures of those blocks
4. Trinity Quilt Club

March 29, 2010

Mr. Fuzzy Bunny is happy to have the Easter Egg quilt finished up and ready for spring.

My customers bring their quilts into my dining room where we lay them out, pick quilt designs and thread color. This is an old milk bottle carrier, perfect for handling many many cones of thread!
This quilt was made for the Forest Hills Lutheran School auction next month by Marcia. Colors represent the auction's "All Aboard" cruise theme.
Quilted in Buttercup yellow, pantograph; Floral Meander

Week Thirteen: March 29th-April 4th

1. Started the Sunbonnet Sue quilt today, goal is to finish by Friday...pictures to follow
2. I have two smaller quilts I would like to have finished by Saturday
3. Celebrate Jesus! Easter dinner with my family at the Farm

March 25, 2010

Easter Egg quilt....close to finished!!

Well, here is my Easter Egg quilt.... not ironed and with no binding...but for photo purposes, it is what it is!! It was fun quilting each block and trying to come up with something unique each time....which I did not do! I have a few repeated designs, but many are different as you will see below.










I call this one "hollypot"....for those familiar with Holly's art....

So far this week I've quilted MY quilt, finished two small baby quilts for my cousin Kora....due first part of May, loaded and half way through a large quilt with hopes of completing today.

I have been asked to finish a very interesting Sunbonnet Sue quilt for Lynn. Each block was made by different members of an Indian tribe specifically for her years ago. A while back, Lynn asked another quilter to sash around each block which was done in bright turquoise with much wider sashing than I would have chosen. My challenge is to find border fabric to pull this quilt together, machine quilt and bind. That is my next big project and if time allows, I'd like get the binding on my Easter Egg quilt....I will post pictures Monday of my progress.

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