Tiny Quilts 2

I've been so busy with family and friends!  But not to busy to make a few more tiny quilts!!!!

Here are a few of those I have 

made. Aren't they cute!

These quilt patterns are from

Temecula Quilt Company

the Temecula Quilt Company. 

The book is called, "T for Tiny."

Make sure to check it out!

When making tiny quilts it is best

to chain sew your blocks.

Don't forget to press your seams!

Once I've sandwiched by quilt 

together, backing (wrong side up),

bating is next, and finally

the quilt top ( right side up), I

pinned the layers together

with sewing pins. Just a few

pins here and there.

Next I used some of my favorite 

machine decorative stitches to

machine quilt these tiny quilts.

Bind your quilt.  Don't forget 

to finish your quilt with a

label!  Simple simple! 

If you'd like to check my first 

tiny quilt here.  It's

another one from the book!

Thank you for stopping by!

2 Corinthians 13:11

And the God of love and peace will be with you... Encourage

each other.  Live in harmony and peace.  Then the God

of love and peace will be with you...

Farm Girl Vintage Blocks 7-12 Part 2

#Farmgirlfridays

Farm Girl Vintage Blocks continue.

  Here you go, the next

 blocks completed (7-13). 

The plan is to make all the 

blocks and make the

quilt shown on the cover of

the book, but I just 

don't know.  I just may

have to make extras of

these cute blocks and

make some of these quilts

featured in this book.

  

Farm Girl Vintage by Lori Holt

Chicken Foot Block

#chickenfoot

Churn Dash Block

#curndash

Cool Threads Block

#coolthreads

Corn And Tomatoes Block

#cornandtomatoes

Country Crossroads Block

#countrycrossroads

Crops Block

#crops

You can view the first six blocks 

here First six blocks.

Thanks for stopping by!

Psalms 143:5

I remember the days of old;

 I meditate on all that you have done; 

I ponder the work of your hands.

    

Farm Girl Vintage First Six Blocks

Last month I  recently signed 

up for the Block of the Month 

through my local quilt shop,  Stars 

and Scraps.  I was so excited upon 

receiving my first months pack 

(the book, and a nice variety of 

fabrics to make six blocks.  

 These blocks are from the book

#Farm Girl Vintage 

 by Lori Holt.  

You can log on to her blog, 

Bee In My Bonnet. 

I'd like to share my first six 

blocks. Now my schedule is a 

little different then Lori's 

sew along,#farmgirlfridays,
 but it's never to 

late to make adorable 

quilting blocks.

#Apron Strings Block

                                  

#Autumn Star Block

                                 

#Baby Chick Block

                                 

#Baking Day Block

                                 

#Butter Churn Block

                                 

                #Canning Season Block

                                 

There you go!  Way cute!  

Psalms 143:5                                                                                 

I remember the days of old;

 I meditate on all that you have done; 

I ponder the work of your hands.

Halloween Table Top Quilt

Here's my #Halloween quilt!  All ready to go for tomorrow!

I started off by cutting 16- 3" squares with my pumpkin fabric.  I have 16 finished blocks. 

Cutting 2-1/2" strips and adding them to each side.

Then adding 2-1/2" strips to top and bottom.

Trim each block. I have 8 different fabrics, not counting the center fabric (pumpkins), making 2 blocks of each color.

Once you have your blocks made, arrange them according to what looks good to you!

I decided to add black sashing between the blocks.  I cut my sashing strips 1-1/2" wide.

Next I added a 3" border (cutting my borders 3-1/2" wide). I then sandwiched the quilt together. I used a scalloped top stitch and added my binding to finish it off. 

I did use a fluffier polyester batting because I just happened to have a piece already cut to size.  Use what you have whenever possible!!

Wishing you all a Happy Halloween!  Have fun and be safe!

  

Ecclesiastes 3:11

He Has Made Everything Beautiful In Its Time.