Showing posts with label Arcadia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arcadia. Show all posts

Thursday, April 14, 2011

Thank you Mail Man!

He makes me smile when he brings happy soft packages!
Today... Arcadia!
Along with the "No 'Mo Snow" Daily Deal from the MSQC $3.33 a yard for up to 3 yards of white. So happy!
you know what this means? I can finish bordering my White Noise quilt!

He also brought me some Sherbet pips love! Eek! So excited!
A sneak peek at another happy moment from the mail man!
I'll show you the rest soon! Little girls are waiting for me today, I just couldn't wait any longer!



Friday, April 1, 2011

Filtering out the "White Noise"


These blocks are finally finished and sewn into lovely long strips
with my fun little applique shapes
(still don't know the name :D )
making there way all across those white strips!
I'm calling it White Noise and I'm thrilled to finally be filtering this out of my to-do box!

Working on a video tutorial for it too! Fun!



Monday, May 17, 2010

What do you call this shape?




I don't even know.

But I like it and I cut almost a hundred of them which puts me with a little over one hundred done. I need 240 I think. I cut until I ran out of steam a seam, so, I'll be heading to the quilt shop soon I think!
I can't wait to start putting blocks together!

Here's the link to my last post about my lovely Arcadia blocks and the fun pattern they will soon be :D

Happy quilting!


Monday, April 5, 2010

There goes Peter Cottontail!

Easter is over as Peter Cottontail was hopping down the road yesterday morning...

...and thank goodness he left a little of his cotton goodness behind!
The Easter Bunny knows what everyone likes!

I do know the meaning of Easter but I also like to play so here's a message from some very happy cousins on Easter morning!

So to all of my happy friends,
I hope you also had a great Easter and are bouncing with joy for that wonderful Easter Bunny!

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

A quilt for my house


It's rare that the projects I make actually stay home with me. They always have places to go and other friends to hang out with. They usually don't come home after leaving either, they're worse than a teenager.
The last project I have to show you that began on my 1 person retreat is the beginnings of an Arcadia layer cake quilt.
I'm really excited about it!
Maybe it has to do with this gray trend happening around blogland (I'm getting ready to start a gray project for one of my PIF's), but it's going to live in the guest room down stairs and will be the focal/inspiration point for the rest of the room.

After finishing all the strip piecing and almost all the applique cutting I decided I needed to order another layer cake.
1 just isn't enough!
Look at that stack it looks so small, I need to get it a little bigger :)
Bigger is better right? :D In this case yes!


Wednesday, September 9, 2009

It's Jelly Roll Week Somewhere!

I think I miss spoke in my last post
and all my wonderful links were for naught! :)
Unfortunately, it is not Jelly Roll week at the MSQC blog yet!
Keep watch though it will be soon, and they will be featuring my happy little "Gooseberries" quilt.
But, until then lets make it Jelly roll week here!
Or at least Jelly roll end of the week! :)
Since it's short notice for me I'm gonna start with a list of my favorite jelly rolls. (Now remember that being jelly rolls this narrows the fabric selection considerably to only MODA choices and this is still incredibly difficult!)

Here's my top five! er.. 6!
(and even this group is subject to change and not in order :) )

Soiree by Lila Tueller
We all know how much I love Soiree. (if not follow some links off that last sentence and see me talk about Soiree) If I could I'd thank that wonderful miss Lila herself simply for existing and bringing her fabulous style into this world.

The Morris Workshop by Barbara Brackman
I'm finding I have a Barbara Brackman weakness. I love her scrolls and color combinations it makes Victorian fresh, new, and happy!

Hello Betty Retro by Chloe's Closet
Love the colors, particularly the Retro version of Hello Betty! The negative floral patterns really pop the color too!

Nouveau by Sentimental Studios
My sister and I have been smitten by this one for quite a while now!


WONDERLAND by MoMo
Aside from the fabulous bright and fanciful artwork on the all over designs, how can I not love a fabric that features sewing supplies! Aaah! I want it!

Arcadia by Sanae
Arcadia's grey background is the perfect backdrop for the yellows and oranges that bring us from Fall comfort to Spring freshness! The elegant modern design helps make any project classic... and trust me I need that!
Since I'm talking Sanae I'm going to slip in an extra and mention how much I love
Spooktacular by Sanae
This is my halloween color palette! Not to mention the perfect styling for me to use and my kids and me are gonna love the end result! In fact I plan to finish out some treat bags I started *ahem* last year *cough* with a little spooktacular style!

Geez, how do you choose? With that last one I made this my top 7! So, did I leave any out? What do you think? Tell me about your favorites!