For sewing/quilting:
Finish five more scrappy trip blocks, then add two more columns of blocks to the quilt top I thought was finished and will be once I do this! Fun story there - I'll tell it on Friday when I post the finished quiltGet a button cover kit and some elastic to finish my new tablet cover - gonna be SO CUTE!- Cut the neutral for the rest of my Ruby Grannies and finish them up
- Cut and sew together the binding for this scrappy trip quilt
Cut and piece the backing for this scrappy trip quilt- Find an awesome jelly roll pattern for a charity quilt
Oh my. SO not me. But luckily, Sarah over at Confessions of a Fabric Addict is doing her Hands 2 Help charity quilt challenge. I've got a couple other quilts that I'll be sending, but I figured I could make this one up into something pretty and send it as well. I might not love batiks just yet, but someone else might! Go, sign up! There are giveaways, but the best giveaway is helping out these amazing organizations.
So if you have a great jelly roll quilt suggestion, help a girl out. I'm thinking maybe Camille Roskelley's Hopscotch would be fun, with some bright red or yellow triangle points. And yellow I've got!
I am always a fan of a quick and simple rail fence! I actually just made one. I also really love the Scrap Basket Sensations Book!
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun. I hope you have a great birthday! Have you ever sewn a jelly roll race? I really enjoy the simple sewing.
ReplyDeleteHi!!!! You are very busy!!!!! Hope you have a wonderful Birthday week!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the shout out about the Challenge, Jennie! If you don't find anything else, I've got a jelly-roll friendly tutorial I just wrote up for Benartex!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday, Jennie!! Thanks for the shout out for Hands2Help - I'm so excited that you'll be joining us this year!!
ReplyDeleteI just posted a tutorial on the Benartex blog for a jelly-roll friendly quilt - if you'd like a copy of the tutorial, let me know and I'll send it to you!