Zipper pouches – each made from a place mat.

I’m taking a break from making masks. Since I am two weeks overdue from getting my hair cut (and it shows every which way!) I have started making headbands! I remember being inspired by Betsy Sayre at a quilting retreat when she made her own, right on the spot.

Got a panel and wonder what to do? I received this Oregon panel in my friends retreat gift exchange. It’s now in a quilted bag with internal pockets big enough for my larger rulers.

Our friendly neighbors just had a baby boy on Saturday. I had put this quilt together for them, Linda Gillins quilted it (free motion) and tomorrow I will present it to them. The simple pattern has jump started my imagination.

This quilt celebrates our duck/geese hunting son’s 50th birthday in May. I used Sam Hunters Flying Geese pattern substituting a “50 any way you look at it” block for two of the large geese units. I started in it Feb. with the goal to have it finished by Mar. 31. Made it with 5 hrs. to spare.

Yeah! I was able to finish it. If you look closely you can see Cinderella’s mice friends.

My 20 x 20. It was quite the challenge. Lots of Y seems. I nearly pulled out my hair. But I love it. I seen the pattern down in Salem. And I had just finished a project with 20 for Fabrics. I figured it would use up some more of the scraps. Why do my scraps keep growing?

I just wanted to add a photo of my 20 different colors. For my 20 x 20.