You must have a cat to nail that pose so well! Love everything about the pieced machine.

I posted my first block for kbrison - note to self, don't try to sew the next ones in the evening when you are tired, it's too technical for that time of night.

Looks great to me! I know what you mean about being too technical for late at night. That's when I'm glad I broke down and created a design wall (flannel-backed vinyl tablecloth fastened to sewing room wall  - cheap but just as effective as those high-priced ones shown on the quilting shows).

Sounds like it could be fun.

Tanath - Never would have guessed the hat was your first crochet project. Great job!

Love the MAQ that Thimbles71 made for me! Check out all the tiny, wonky houses, the teensy bead doorknobs, and the multitude of green fabrics she used for the hill. I started laughing the moment I unwrapped it enough to see the first house and haven't stopped smiling since then. I love miniature villages, as she knew from our previously having been swap partners, and blues and greens are some of my most favored colors. The actual colors are a little more intense than they appear in this photo. The MAQ is temporarily hanging from the den curtains, so the sunlight bleached out some of the color. Thanks again, Rita, for a fan-tabulous MAQ!

I finished three projects this month, which makes me feel like such a slacker.

You're a college student, you have a job, you craft, and you make time to do random acts of kindness? When do you find time to sleep?? And where do you find the energy to do all those things? Cut yourself some slack! You definitely are NOT a slacker!

Posted a block for Homeroftwo and one for Sparkledust.

Stickerchick - Don't know what's wrong with the house pouch on the left; it looks great to me! Wish your quilt shop was near me. That 'fill a bag with scraps sounds' wonderful to me.

Wow, Sloth! I've had some paper-piecing that didn't turn out quite as precise as it should have, but the complete wonkiness of that block astonishes me. Did you print all your paper patterns at the same time and from the same original? Sometimes when I've had to reprint patterns, I've had those kind of discrepancies. 
Hope your next block turns out right for you.

FYI - On the Broadway quilt, the city skyline is from an actual New York City photo after 9/11. Couldn't just use the 'Big Apple' fabric for "New York, New York!" (Loved Frank Sinatra in the movie version!) Was discreetly naughty on the "Gypsy" segment. Think the real Gypsy Rose Lee would have gotten a laugh over the tassel placement.