This quilt will be sent to Nova Scotia as a contribution to the Maritime Modern guild quilt drive to help comfort those who lost loved ones in the horrific and brutal murders and house fires. These blocks were made by myself and Marjorie and it is now quilted and bound. A second one is in the works that is being made with my good quilting buddy.
And I thought I would show you how I deal with my fabric and batting scraps:
I make a fabric pillowcase and then I line a laundry basket with the pillowcase. All my fabric and batting scraps go in there! When the pillowcase is full, I pull it out and stitch the end closed and hand it over to someone who collects pillows for the homeless. An easy way to deal with scraps and they don't go in the garbage or landfill.
I have my second preemie quilt spray basted and ready to machine quilt. The first one was a sample to use for playing with quilting with rulers. I had some leftover charm squares and then cut more from my kids' fabrics and ended up with a fun quilt.
The cracker blocks are put together into a top. This block uses 2 matching charm squares and once I had used up to charm packs, the quilt wasn't large enough so I went digging into my fabrics and came up with enough to cut more charms and make more blocks.
I just finished loading and quilting my first Rainbow scrap challenge so am ending or beginning the week on a positive note.
My list from the beginning of the month looks like this:
So... for May 2020
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4. Quilt/bind layer cake slice from Oct 2019
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7. Figure out if I can make a RSC #3 from leftover blocks 2019
8. Make some scrub bags for Abbotsford guild donation
9. Quilt and bind Sea Stars
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13. Make tinker tote
14. Dark green RSC blocks for May
15. Block lottery from FVMQG - red/black 9 patches
16. stitch a new purse
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19. Quilt and bind Nova Scotia #2
So, not too bad with getting some projects completed. A few of these are UFO's so it feels good to get them completed.
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