This is my daughter's baby quilt.  I pieced it over 2 years ago, but she showed up early, and I'm just now able to get back to sewing. (Sewing with tiny humans around is hard. I don't recommend it.)  The quilt features fussy cut sections from a little golden books panel, and scrappy fabrics from my stash.  It's backed with minky and has a scrappy binding.  As always, the batting is Dream Cotton. The quilt finishes at 40x50-inches.  It was pieced on my Singer Quantum and quilted using my Featherweight.

This is a simple patchwork quilt done on point. It features a charm pack in Strawberry Jam and a blue dot, both from Moda Fabrics. The quilt finishes at approximately 32x50-inches. I was also able to make a matching taggie with some of the scraps. The ribbons for it were from my stockpile.



I'm a simple quilt, but I'm pleased with how this quilt turned out, since it's the 1st one I've made since my tiny human was born more than 2 years ago.





**Updated 8/21/19 with way better pictures.

My sister is having a baby in a couple of months and I've been scouring the interwebs trying to come up with a quilt for the baby.  She's not finding out the gender, so I need to make a gender neutral quilt. Right now my plan is to use prints from American Jane's new line, Bubble Pop, which comes out later this month.



I'm hoping that will help me get the same feel as the quilt I did for her last child, which also used a line by American Jane.



While I would like to keep the color palette consistent, I'd like a different look for this one.  Do you recommend a totally different pattern, or using a different HST layout?

Last year, I participated in the Focus Through the Prism challenges at Project Quilting.  I managed to get all of my mini-quilts finished, even if I didn't get them bound in time to ship them for the show.



Photos of the individual quilts and info about my inspiration for each can be found on my blog at - http://mouseinmypocket.com/?s=Focus+Through+the+Prism

This quilt was made for my nephew Huxley Sampson.  It features fabric from the Monster's Inc crib sheets that are part of his nursery decor.



This quilt uses the Squares and Strips Bed Quilt Tutorial from Cluck Cluck Sew.  For more photos of this quilt, visit my blog - http://mouseinmypocket.com/2015/10/huxleys-monster-quilt/.

This is a king-sized quilt I made for my bed at home.  It features blocks from a panel from the Communique fabric line by Wilmington Fabric.  The blocks in this quilt are various sizes of wonky log-cabins, along with a few HST and 4-patches for the smaller blocks.



For more photos, including the pieced backing, visit my blog, http://mouseinmypocket.com/2015/11/communique-quilt/.

A quilt I made, at my sister's request.  It's being gifted to her best friend who is having a baby in a few weeks.  I made it for her at cost, with the condition that I get a photo of the baby with the quilt.



For this quilt, I used the Squares and Strips Bed Quilt Tutorial over at Cluck Cluck Sew.  I've made several other quilts using this pattern, though this time I chose to do the blocks at 1/2 scale.

I just finished my Christmas themed crazy quilt! Finishing at 48"x72", the quilt is comprised of 8" and 12" blocks. I started this quilt last fall, but when it wasn't finished by Christmas last year, I took a break from it. I finally picked it back up a couple months ago, and this is the finished product. I'm very proud of how the quilt turned out, and can't wait to hang it up for the holidays.



















I'd love to know what you think! Please feel free to stop by my blog to see more photos and find out more about the quilt.

Edit: More pics added.

I made this quilt for Valentine's Day.  See more photos and find out about the design process over on my blog. http://mouseinmypocket.com/2014/02/romance-as-a-quilt/

This project is a finish for my 14 in 14 quilt along.  It is made using a combination of Amy Butler, Parson Gray, and Kona Solids on the front, with a batik for backing and binding.  You can read more about the concept for this project over on my blog. http://mouseinmypocket.com/2014/01/his-and-hers-quilt-top/