strawberry jam

Stash report May 22, 2022 from Making A Lather

I bought this fabric at goodwill this week. It was 6 3/4 yards for 6 dollars. It is a pretty forest green that could be a backing.

Stash report May 22, 2022

fabric added: 6 3/4yards

fabric added year to date: 55 3/4 yards

fabric used: 0 yards

fabric used year to date: 128 yards

73 1/4 yards used more than bought.

I sewed 4 days last week.

I am working my way around my friendsheep rug border with little bits of time in the evening.

I made another batch of strawberry jam. you can never ...

added by maggie fellow 2 years, 5 months ago. under fabric , friendsheep rug , hand dyed wool , quilt , rug , rug hooking , scrappy , stash report , strawberry jam , swap , wool

snail pace from Making A Lather

I have finished 10 snails trail blocks. It has taken awhile since I only sew these when I need therapeutic sewing. I have been away from the sewing machine for so long, I hoped it would help me get back into the mood. And, it did. But I seem to be busy with other priorities right now.

I am using recycled shirts as fabric for these blocks. I have 33 ready so far.

I have one lonely little easy breezy as a leader/ender, with these blocks.

I made strawberry jam and strawberry pie filling. yummy

I used the low ...

added by maggie fellow 2 years, 5 months ago. under quilt , recycle , recycle shirt , scrappy , snails trail , strawberry jam , strawberry pie filling

Summer Moon QAL: October Blocks from Carried Away Quilting

This past weekend I stitched up my October blocks for the Summer Moon Quilt Along with Fat Quarter Shop. This month’s assignment includes three pretty blocks: Checkerboard, Darting Birds and Nonsense. I’m sewing from my stash, and my blocks feature a mix of prints by Lella Boutique and Corey Yoder, who are two of my favorite Moda designers.

I went rogue and broke the rules on the Checkerboard block, but I had a good reason. I wanted to use the alphabet script from Corey’s Yoder’s Strawberry Jam collection as my neutral for this block. The problem ...

What Are Quilters Blogging About Today?