Here are all my blocks together. I love how bright and colorful they are!
Still considering how I want to put them together and if I want to make some more blocks so I have a bigger quilt.

Group 4

Colorado Deb ~ Pinwheel #8 using 30's prints and cream background



carolmb ~ abstraction block using purple and gray




Sloth003 - French braid type with corners, scrappy




amnesia ~ variable star block, scrappy

I received my quilt from danynn and it could not be more perfect!!
One of my themes was journeys/quests based on The Hobbit or LOTR.
Danynn chose that theme for her inspiration and this is what she made for me.



The whole thing is just wonderful; I love it so much!!
Thank you, danynn.

This picture may be a better angle.

I recently took a class through my local quilt guild that was outside my box and a bit of a challenge.
The class was based on Jean Wells' techniques. We didn't use rulers for any of the cutting, there was no specific pattern to follow and we had to use mainly solids.
I did keep to a color palette that was comfortable for me since the rest of the process was not.
Anyway, this is my finished piece. It is about 17" by 18" and still needs quilting, but I haven't decided yet on what thread I should use or what type of quilting would enhance the overall piece.
Any suggestions would be wonderful. 


Sorry the picture is not the best, I don't have great lighting for picture taking.

A couple weeks ago I made these quilts for my niece and nephew to have on a long car ride. They are simple because I decided to do this at the last minute. 
Everything was from my stash and the tops were done from fat quarters. I also tried a raw edge binding on the one for my niece and I like how it turned out. These finished about 40" square.

Lately, I have been trying to work on unfinished projects that have been sitting in my stash and this is the result of one of them.
This originally was a block of the month program that I joined at a local quilt shop in 2008.  Each month we were supposed to make 1 15" block and at the end of the year we would have 12 blocks to make into a nice size quilt.
Well, I completed 3 blocks and that is as far as I ever got with this project.  So a couple nights ago I pulled them out and stitched them together into a table runner.  I was in a mood for completion so I opted to not do a traditional binding and quilted the runner with some simple straight line stitching.
I figure this way I can at least enjoy the few blocks I did finish and knock something off my seemingly endless list.

First, I have to say that I have loved all the houses in the gallery; they all have fantastic and unique details.
But, prepare to be amazed.
I received my tiny house from onegroovyday and it is beyond my wildest imagination.  I am so lucky to have received this.
Here come the pics (and there are lots of them)...

The front.


I have some fairy doors on my pinterest and OGD said that the door was her inspiration for the whole piece.  The embroidered tree is beautiful!

The side.


The back.


The other side.


The little window is so cute!  The tiny details are amazing.  There is a mushroom and a snail and little flowers and grass and more to look at and marvel over. 

The little dude who lives in the house. 


He is adorable.

Here are a couple more awesome things about this house. One, the door opens and two, it lights up!!!  OGD installed a touch light in the roof; how cool is that!?! 


A final pic of the detail on the roof.


This house is so me.  OGD couldn't have done a better job if she tried.
I almost feel a little undeserving of such awesomeness, but I will treasure this little house.
Thank you, again, OGD!  In case you couldn't tell, I LOVE IT!!!

I received my package from untouchableface yesterday and it is awesome!

I wanted a welcome sign to hang outside by the door and, boy, did she deliver!


I think it is beautiful!

She also sent some yummy hand-spun yarn.  It is 75% merino and 25% bamboo.


I can't wait to knit something with it!

Thank you so much for everything; love it all!

Here is the fabric I received from Mod35tBabe.



Love the fabrics; they are all great!  Thank you for the sewing machine charm, very cute.